Quack! Quack!

[UnseenParticipant]

_Robert_ wrote:

The Palestinians endorse a terrorist organization committed to exterminating and removing all Jews, same as the as Nazis. Anyone who kills a Jew is martyr and is celebrated. Israel does not have a stated goal of exterminating all Palestinians and would much prefer a negotiated settlement. Therefore, there is no possible moral equivalency argument in favor of those who dress their children up suicide vests.

Every single Palestinian wants every single Jew exterminated?

Israel, cagily, doesn’t state a goal of starving the remaining living Palestinians, and yet it is actively preventing them from getting food and water. Soon,  we’ll be seeing Palestinian faces and bodies resembling those revealed to the world when the Nazi extermination camps were liberated.

Israel has never given Palestinians any reason to love them.

Anyway, it’s not just me who sees genocide being carried out in Gaza, it’s the U.N.

[jakelafortParticipant]

[_Robert_Participant]

I saw the Palestinian families dancing in the street Oct of last year as the rockets were headed for Israel. And on 9/11 as well. They are brain-fucked to the max from birth. Given how their lives are in the toilets they wish they had, maybe it’s time to rethink…Is Hamas good for me?

But that’s Hamas’s strategy, right? Murder and rape Israeli citizens, then offer up their own human sacrifices (dead babies) when Israel defends. Perfect free press for the entitled Ivy league collegians who don’t have a historical clue. Jews are rich and white; Arabs are poor and brown. And it’s working too. Antisemitism is on the global rise again. However, these days Jews won’t be passively marching to their deaths with yellow stars on their sleeves.

 

[_Robert_Participant]

Israel should do themselves a favor now, back-off and facilitate relief. Hamas wants a famine, don’t give it to them.

 

[UnseenParticipant]

@ Jake

Apparently, the way Israel curries the favor of Gazan Palestinians is 1) no food; 2) no water; 3) no medicine, hospitals, or doctors; and 4) no safe haven.

Reverse psychology?

• This reply was modified 8 months, 2 weeks ago by  Unseen.

[_Robert_Participant]

It is a shame that during the election when HAMAS gained control, only 1/3 of Palestinians voted and the more secular party, Fatah ran multiple candidates, further lessening their chances. Israel made the mistake of initially supporting HAMAS financially, believing that increasing the wealth of Gazans would lessen terrorist activity. It is always a mistake to assume secular logic from religious people.

[TheEncogitationerParticipant]

Jake,

Maybe the cook was just trying to cook all the blood out of the burger, as per Jewish dietary law, not to mention as per scientific evidence-based cooking to 160° Fahrenheit to kill all pathogens such as those carried by e coli.

By wanting the burger medium rare, Uncle Leo is evidently a self-hating Antisemite. 👐🏼🤔😁

• This reply was modified 8 months, 2 weeks ago by  TheEncogitationer. Reason: Wrong preposition

[TheEncogitationerParticipant]

Unseen,

Something else that you’re not considering that I learned from a WWII documentary on the firebombing of Dresden.

People weren’t just killed by the blast or the fires or the cut-off from systems of support. They also died from the sheer heat and pressure sucking all the Oxygen from the atmosphere in enclosed spaces, killing a human body in 3 minutes.

Israel has that conventional weapons technology used in Dresden (not to mention their nuclear arms, which use would be suicidal on Israel’s part.)

If genocide were Israel’s intention, wouldn’t they have used Dresden-style firebombing and achieved genocide even faster?

This is really getting old and tired.

[jakelafortParticipant]

Seinfeld had some funny shit. No doubt. And there are Jews like that who are so paranoid of antisemitism that any and everything is an affront and caused by antisemitism.

If Israel deliberately targeted aid workers then they did wrong. Very wrong.

But isn’t it telling and consistent with the hyperfocus on Israel and the glaring double standards that wrongdoing by Israel evokes rage and endless condemnation while equal and far worse acts are blithely ignored.

[UnseenParticipant]

_Robert_ wrote:

It is a shame that during the election when HAMAS gained control, only 1/3 of Palestinians voted and the more secular party, Fatah ran multiple candidates, further lessening their chances. Israel made the mistake of initially supporting HAMAS financially, believing that increasing the wealth of Gazans would lessen terrorist activity. It is always a mistake to assume secular logic from religious people.

Well, it seems you are at least backing off your implication that nearly all Palestinians would like to see every last Jew dead, finishing the job Hitler started.

[UnseenParticipant]

TheEncogitationer wrote:

If genocide were Israel’s intention, wouldn’t they have used Dresden-style firebombing and achieved genocide even faster?

That would have not been subtle and would have incurred even more outrage than the (well deserved) outrage they are receiving now. Whether the genocide is de jure or de facto is of little concern to a starving and dehydrated mother without milk for her baby.

[UnseenParticipant]

jakelafort wrote:

But isn’t it telling and consistent with the hyperfocus on Israel and the glaring double standards that wrongdoing by Israel evokes rage and endless condemnation while equal and far worse acts are blithely ignored.

About 1,400 victims of Hamas terror strike.
About 17,000 victims of Israeli response so far.

Double standard? About 12 Palestinian lives = 1 Israeli.

[jakelafortParticipant]

And how many German lives to Jewish lives?

How many Turks to Armenians?

How many livestock to humans?

How many mosquitos to humans? (that one may be closer than we’d hope)

How many dumbasses to freethinkers?

I want symmetry. Freedom fighting Hamas fighters bravely risked their lives to brag how they had become Jew slayers fulfilling their life’s noble purpose. To achieve symmetry the IDF should just kidnap an equal number of Palestinians and terrrorize, torture and rape an equal number of Palestinians. Then they should withdraw and break bread-humus and gefilte fish with their Palestinian brethren.

[_Robert_Participant]

Unseen wrote:

_Robert_ wrote:

It is a shame that during the election when HAMAS gained control, only 1/3 of Palestinians voted and the more secular party, Fatah ran multiple candidates, further lessening their chances. Israel made the mistake of initially supporting HAMAS financially, believing that increasing the wealth of Gazans would lessen terrorist activity. It is always a mistake to assume secular logic from religious people.

Well, it seems you are at least backing off your implication that nearly all Palestinians would like to see every last Jew dead, finishing the job Hitler started.

The violent attacks on Israel (first from Egyptian, Syrian, and Jordanian Arab armies and later from assorted terrorist groups) and the indoctrination of Palestinian children into an ideology of hate has been going on for so many decades that these Jihadists-in-training probably do not even understand that it is abnormal.

Yet, I am sure there is some segment that does not agree with Jihadism. Where are they all? Crickets. They are the ones who need to step up right now. Stand up for a two-state solution. The entire world (minus a few countries such as repressive Iran) would back them.

[UnseenParticipant]

_Robert_ wrote:

The violent attacks on Israel (first from Egyptian, Syrian, and Jordanian Arab armies and later from assorted terrorist groups) and the indoctrination of Palestinian children into an ideology of hate has been going on for so many decades that these Jihadists-in-training probably do not even understand that it is abnormal.

That may be, but the ongoing harassment and limiting of freedom and killing of Palestinians doesn’t exactly provide a human side to the Palestinian side, does it?

Yet, I am sure there is some segment that does not agree with Jihadism. Where are they all? Crickets. They are the ones who need to step up right now.

The experience of the German-on-the-street during Nazi times tells us that that is probably more than we can reasonably expect.

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