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Post by see2 on Nov 6, 2023 17:06:53 GMT
I refuse to discuss history. Yours is just one more misinterpretation of it. So you thiink that 10,000 dead Palestinians are worth 250 Israeli hostages? And you didnt answer the point i made. Why is Isreal bombing surface targers when the tunnels are underground? You keep avoiding the question and shifting the issue back to some point in history you think is useful to your defense of Israeli land theft...which in fact you have avoided completely. Be careful who you accuse of not knowing history. You dont know who you are talking to I'm going to assume that you are rather young and naive, if you have a lot of years behind you then there is no excuse for your lack of objectivity. Edit: Your last line was chuckle worthy, and further points towards your immaturity and naivety.
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Post by Deleted on Nov 6, 2023 20:17:17 GMT
Lineker really is a prize twit. The problem is that not all successful people OR highly educated people have easy access to commonsense. Well I do wonder about that in your case. Because you have yet to respond effectively to the issue of Jewish settler land thefts and what should be done about it, neither producing any justification for it nor even acknowledging there is anything wrong with it. Yet you seem as ever to want us all to believe that you are the only unbiased one around here. You're taking the piss, aren't you?
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Post by oracle75 on Nov 6, 2023 20:30:53 GMT
I refuse to discuss history. Yours is just one more misinterpretation of it. So you thiink that 10,000 dead Palestinians are worth 250 Israeli hostages? And you didnt answer the point i made. Why is Isreal bombing surface targers when the tunnels are underground? You keep avoiding the question and shifting the issue back to some point in history you think is useful to your defense of Israeli land theft...which in fact you have avoided completely. Be careful who you accuse of not knowing history. You dont know who you are talking to I'm going to assume that you are rather young and naive, if you have a lot of years behind you then there is no excuse for your lack of objectivity. Edit: Your last line was chuckle worthy, and further points towards your immaturity and naivety. PROPORTIONALITY. Geneva Convention. I dont do personal insults.
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Post by see2 on Nov 6, 2023 20:35:29 GMT
The problem is that not all successful people OR highly educated people have easy access to commonsense. Well I do wonder about that in your case. Because you have yet to respond effectively to the issue of Jewish settler land thefts and what should be done about it, neither producing any justification for it nor even acknowledging there is anything wrong with it. Yet you seem as ever to want us all to believe that you are the only unbiased one around here. You're taking the piss, aren't you? You're the one taking the piss by not looking at the full picture of the Jews in Palestine, and in playing your mind games as if you can read my mind. You have a definite problem.
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Post by see2 on Nov 6, 2023 20:47:29 GMT
I'm going to assume that you are rather young and naive, if you have a lot of years behind you then there is no excuse for your lack of objectivity. Edit: Your last line was chuckle worthy, and further points towards your immaturity and naivety. PROPORTIONALITY. Geneva Convention. I dont do personal insults. You posted -- "I refuse to discuss history. Yours is just one more misinterpretation of it." -- That is both untrue and a personal insult. There was nothing to stop you from exposing any misrepresentation by me of Jewish/Arab history, if you had the facts to prove your accusation that is. You didn't do that so I can conclude you have no such evidence, and that you are just avoiding information that doesn't suit your position on this debate.
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Post by Deleted on Nov 6, 2023 21:00:42 GMT
Well I do wonder about that in your case. Because you have yet to respond effectively to the issue of Jewish settler land thefts and what should be done about it, neither producing any justification for it nor even acknowledging there is anything wrong with it. Yet you seem as ever to want us all to believe that you are the only unbiased one around here. You're taking the piss, aren't you? You're the one taking the piss by not looking at the full picture of the Jews in Palestine, and in playing your mind games as if you can read my mind. You have a definite problem. What is your justification for the Jewish settler land thefts then? You have still to respond to this point. If you think they are right to steal this land then do tell us why. If not, why do you not acknowledge that fact? That you apparently cannot and will not recognise any fault at all on the Israeli side gives the lie to your much vaunted lack of bias.
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Post by Pacifico on Nov 6, 2023 22:12:29 GMT
You're the one taking the piss by not looking at the full picture of the Jews in Palestine, and in playing your mind games as if you can read my mind. You have a definite problem. What is your justification for the Jewish settler land thefts then? You have still to respond to this point. If you think they are right to steal this land then do tell us why. If not, why do you not acknowledge that fact? That you apparently cannot and will not recognise any fault at all on the Israeli side gives the lie to your much vaunted lack of bias. Do you believe that Königsberg should be given back to Germany?
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Post by Tinculin on Nov 6, 2023 22:16:36 GMT
The problem is that not all successful people OR highly educated people have easy access to commonsense. Well I do wonder about that in your case. Because you have yet to respond effectively to the issue of Jewish settler land thefts and what should be done about it, neither producing any justification for it nor even acknowledging there is anything wrong with it. Yet you seem as ever to want us all to believe that you are the only unbiased one around here. You're taking the piss, aren't you? The conversation around Jewish settler land thefts is, if you do your homework a complex one, because it too dates back over a thousand years. Until recent times, Jews had never used violence to take any land within Israel. This may sound absurd but if you look up the facts you'll fine that until recent times, this notion of settlement has always been the other way around. There are dozens of villages that Palestinian Arabs have stolen or burned around Israel up until 1947. In fact, you'll struggle to name a single village that the jews stole from the Arabs from the year 636 (when the Arab Caliphate colonised Israel), until 1947 when the Arabs started a war to wipe out the Jews. That's more than 1,000 years of history and the Jews being under Arab oppression for you to go at. Now you could point out that two wrongs don't make a right, and I of course would agree, but this just goes to show that Palestinian Arabs are as guilty in this as people are critical of Israel - it's just a lack of knowledge in this field that produces hypocrasy on the subject. And this is why, if the two people are to move forward, looking at the past and trying to score points isn't going to work, because both sides have their hands washed in blood.
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Post by Deleted on Nov 6, 2023 22:38:56 GMT
Well I do wonder about that in your case. Because you have yet to respond effectively to the issue of Jewish settler land thefts and what should be done about it, neither producing any justification for it nor even acknowledging there is anything wrong with it. Yet you seem as ever to want us all to believe that you are the only unbiased one around here. You're taking the piss, aren't you? The conversation around Jewish settler land thefts is, if you do your homework a complex one, because it too dates back over a thousand years. Until recent times, Jews had never used violence to take any land within Israel. This may sound absurd but if you look up the facts you'll fine that until recent times, this notion of settlement has always been the other way around. There are dozens of villages that Palestinian Arabs have stolen or burned around Israel up until 1947. In fact, you'll struggle to name a single village that the jews stole from the Arabs from the year 636 (when the Arab Caliphate colonised Israel), until 1947 when the Arabs started a war to wipe out the Jews. That's more than 1,000 years of history and the Jews being under Arab oppression for you to go at. Now you could point out that two wrongs don't make a right, and I of course would agree, but this just goes to show that Palestinian Arabs are as guilty in this as people are critical of Israel - it's just a lack of knowledge in this field that produces hypocrasy on the subject. And this is why, if the two people are to move forward, looking at the past and trying to score points isn't going to work, because both sides have their hands washed in blood. I have been saying throughout that two wrongs don't make a right and that there has been wrong on both sides. It is a fact that in the Israeli Independence Wars some Arabs were forcibly evicted, though it is true that before then the Arabs might well have had the upper hand and that any Jewish owned property up until that date had been bought fair and square. As for the settler land thefts, they didnt really start getting under way until the later 1970s under Israel's first Likud government. These land thefts are both illegal and wrong, and any wrongs done to the Jews in earlier times do not justify any wrongs they choose to do now.
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Post by Deleted on Nov 6, 2023 22:46:34 GMT
What is your justification for the Jewish settler land thefts then? You have still to respond to this point. If you think they are right to steal this land then do tell us why. If not, why do you not acknowledge that fact? That you apparently cannot and will not recognise any fault at all on the Israeli side gives the lie to your much vaunted lack of bias. Do you believe that Königsberg should be given back to Germany? No.....it is a historical fact resulting from defeat. Too long has passed to reverse that. The demographic changes were forced through by a totalitarian regime. But the Israeli settler land thefts are both more recent and still ongoing. Are you seriously trying to say that seizing someone else's land is justified by past Soviet behaviour? Seriously? And can you not see that there will never be peace as long as Israel keeps stealing Arab lands? You seem to be another one of those for whom Israel can do no wrong, even when it does. If you have to use Soviet land thefts and ethnic cleansing to justify Israels' land thefts, you are truly desperate. And I am still waiting for see 2's justification of the land thefts. Either he has none so ignores the issue, or he is about to entertain us with a justification as pathetic as yours.
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Post by Tinculin on Nov 6, 2023 22:49:40 GMT
The conversation around Jewish settler land thefts is, if you do your homework a complex one, because it too dates back over a thousand years. Until recent times, Jews had never used violence to take any land within Israel. This may sound absurd but if you look up the facts you'll fine that until recent times, this notion of settlement has always been the other way around. There are dozens of villages that Palestinian Arabs have stolen or burned around Israel up until 1947. In fact, you'll struggle to name a single village that the jews stole from the Arabs from the year 636 (when the Arab Caliphate colonised Israel), until 1947 when the Arabs started a war to wipe out the Jews. That's more than 1,000 years of history and the Jews being under Arab oppression for you to go at. Now you could point out that two wrongs don't make a right, and I of course would agree, but this just goes to show that Palestinian Arabs are as guilty in this as people are critical of Israel - it's just a lack of knowledge in this field that produces hypocrasy on the subject. And this is why, if the two people are to move forward, looking at the past and trying to score points isn't going to work, because both sides have their hands washed in blood. I have been saying throughout that two wrongs don't make a right and that there has been wrong on both sides. It is a fact that in the Israeli Independence Wars some Arabs were forcibly evicted, though it is true that before then the Arabs might well have had the upper hand and that any Jewish owned property up until that date had been bought fair and square. As for the settler land thefts, they didnt really start getting under way until the later 1970s under Israel's first Likud government. These land thefts are both illegal and wrong, and any wrongs done to the Jews in earlier times do not justify any wrongs they choose to do now. Yup, pretty much. What I don't understand is why every single two state solution plan has been turned down by the Palestinians. Well I do, but this comes down to the fundamental believe in Palestinian Arabs that Israel has no right to exist. They don't want a two state solution, they want a single state solution and that's a world that no longer has Israel on the map. Which until both sides will agree and see each other as having a right to exist, we're stuck on a merry go round.
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Post by Deleted on Nov 6, 2023 23:02:13 GMT
I have been saying throughout that two wrongs don't make a right and that there has been wrong on both sides. It is a fact that in the Israeli Independence Wars some Arabs were forcibly evicted, though it is true that before then the Arabs might well have had the upper hand and that any Jewish owned property up until that date had been bought fair and square. As for the settler land thefts, they didnt really start getting under way until the later 1970s under Israel's first Likud government. These land thefts are both illegal and wrong, and any wrongs done to the Jews in earlier times do not justify any wrongs they choose to do now. Yup, pretty much. What I don't understand is why every single two state solution plan has been turned down by the Palestinians. Well I do, but this comes down to the fundamental believe in Palestinian Arabs that Israel has no right to exist. They don't want a two state solution, they want a single state solution and that's a world that no longer has Israel on the map. Which until both sides will agree and see each other as having a right to exist, we're stuck on a merry go round. What you say is true of many Arabs perhaps but not all. Some of them sought peace on the basis of a two state solution, when Israel's leaders sought the same. The latter was murdered for it. But it works both ways. Israel needs to recognise the rights of the Palestinians to their own state, and halt the settler land thefts. There has to be give and take on both sides. The Palestinians will not just roll over and accept the status quo for as long as they are being herded into diminishing areas by settler land thefts. Were this being done to the Jews there would be talk of ghettoization.
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Post by Pacifico on Nov 6, 2023 23:04:49 GMT
Do you believe that Königsberg should be given back to Germany? No..... it is a historical fact resulting from defeat. Too long has passed to reverse that. The demographic changes were forced through by a totalitarian regime. But the Israeli settler land thefts are both more recent and still ongoing. Are you seriously trying to say that seizing someone else's land is justified by past Soviet behaviour? Seriously? And can you not see that there will never be peace as long as Israel keeps stealing Arab lands? You seem to be another one of those for whom Israel can do no wrong, even when it does. If you have to use Soviet land thefts and ethnic cleansing to justify Israels' land thefts, you are truly desperate. And I am still waiting for see 2's justification of the land thefts. Either he has none so ignores the issue, or he is about to entertain us with a justification as pathetic as yours. I'm struggling to see the logic in your position. What is the cut off time that means that some land thefts are an issue compared with those that are not? What date are you using for this criteria?
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Post by Pacifico on Nov 6, 2023 23:08:07 GMT
Yup, pretty much. What I don't understand is why every single two state solution plan has been turned down by the Palestinians. Well I do, but this comes down to the fundamental believe in Palestinian Arabs that Israel has no right to exist. They don't want a two state solution, they want a single state solution and that's a world that no longer has Israel on the map. Which until both sides will agree and see each other as having a right to exist, we're stuck on a merry go round. What you say is true of many Arabs perhaps but not all. Some of them sought peace on the basis of a two state solution, when Israel's leaders sought the same. The latter was murdered for it. Yes but they were not in the majority. Fatah were overwhelmingly popular when they rejected the 2 State solution offered in 2000 - should that majority support have been ignored?
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Post by Tinculin on Nov 6, 2023 23:40:48 GMT
Yup, pretty much. What I don't understand is why every single two state solution plan has been turned down by the Palestinians. Well I do, but this comes down to the fundamental believe in Palestinian Arabs that Israel has no right to exist. They don't want a two state solution, they want a single state solution and that's a world that no longer has Israel on the map. Which until both sides will agree and see each other as having a right to exist, we're stuck on a merry go round. What you say is true of many Arabs perhaps but not all. Some of them sought peace on the basis of a two state solution, when Israel's leaders sought the same. The latter was murdered for it. But it works both ways. Israel needs to recognise the rights of the Palestinians to their own state, and halt the settler land thefts. There has to be give and take on both sides. The Palestinians will not just roll over and accept the status quo for as long as they are being herded into diminishing areas by settler land thefts. Were this being done to the Jews there would be talk of ghettoization. I agree settler policy is a bad thing. I also agree that Netanyahu is not the man to lead Israel to peace, but I’m less concerned about him because Israel is a democracy and he’s polling poorly. I want there to be a lasting peace in the area. There can not be peace while Hamas, bent on the annihilation of Israel, lead Gaza. And while Israel has much to answer for, Palestinians have brought much suffering on themselves by refusing many offers of a two state solution, starting multiple wars with Israel and electing Hamas into power. Let’s also be clear, there is no settler policy in Gaza, there is no running water in Gaza, because Hamas dug up all the UN sponsored pipelines and made weapons out of them. There is insufficient education, healthcare, residences and other services in Gaza because Hamas takes UN funding and buys weapons instead. My point is there is plenty of blame on both sides. Now, a question for you, do you seriously think Hamas will allow and accept a two state solution & what evidence is that based upon?
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