Norway Cartoon Irks Israel
Infinity_Now
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Damn, they're good...
http://gnn.tv/headlines/10140/Norway_Nazi_cartoon_irks_Israel
...at pissing off the world.
Anyway - it's... not funny. Though... it is strangely poignant.
So I'd say, "I'll allow it."
It's safe to say Jewish people know a lot about unjust violence and persecution. So what's up with Jewish mistreatment of Palestinians?
Why not pursue "peace accords" rather than striking harsh and voraciously violent chords of Israel's recent - most intolerant - foreign policy? Don't they realize they can't live peacefully in such a volatile region unless they step up and instruct the peace themselves?
It seems the world has much to learn. Not only are Israel and thier neighboring enemies acting completely intollerant of each other, but now Israel are attacking the childish prodding of Norwegian enmity towards Israel's own self-destructivly violent actions.
I say cartoons like this are indeed very important, and vital to maintaining some rational sense of human family/camaraderie across nations borders and social boundaries - because non-violent active opposition, like that of this comic - is crucial to help educate and communicate an antithesis to violence.
Really - Israel aren't the only victim here. Their enemies are falling too. And it's important for those of us who are impartial/anti-war to construct the only voice of peace we're likely to get from this unjust regional war in Palestine.
...Go Norway. Israel disarm - the terror will end, war will cease when we (you) choose to let it go.
http://gnn.tv/headlines/10140/Norway_Nazi_cartoon_irks_Israel
...at pissing off the world.
Anyway - it's... not funny. Though... it is strangely poignant.
So I'd say, "I'll allow it."
It's safe to say Jewish people know a lot about unjust violence and persecution. So what's up with Jewish mistreatment of Palestinians?
Why not pursue "peace accords" rather than striking harsh and voraciously violent chords of Israel's recent - most intolerant - foreign policy? Don't they realize they can't live peacefully in such a volatile region unless they step up and instruct the peace themselves?
It seems the world has much to learn. Not only are Israel and thier neighboring enemies acting completely intollerant of each other, but now Israel are attacking the childish prodding of Norwegian enmity towards Israel's own self-destructivly violent actions.
I say cartoons like this are indeed very important, and vital to maintaining some rational sense of human family/camaraderie across nations borders and social boundaries - because non-violent active opposition, like that of this comic - is crucial to help educate and communicate an antithesis to violence.
Really - Israel aren't the only victim here. Their enemies are falling too. And it's important for those of us who are impartial/anti-war to construct the only voice of peace we're likely to get from this unjust regional war in Palestine.
...Go Norway. Israel disarm - the terror will end, war will cease when we (you) choose to let it go.
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http://www.jpost.com/servlet/Satellite?c=JPArticle&cid=1153291996650&pagename=JPost%2FJPArticle%2FShowFull
And Ken Livingstone did it ages ago
"I see skies of blue..... clouds of white
Bright blessed days....dark sacred nights
And I think to myself .....what a wonderful world."
For me, it showes how little others respect / know about the holocaust, and about Israel. BTW, lots of radical "left wingers" in Israel are doing the same analogy, and lots of radical "right wingers" did the same during their evacuation from the Gaza strip area. I think its a cynical use of the holocaust history & memory.
Oh and don't worry, we're not gonna burn any embassies (:
Yea, you can't let old news like the holocaust get you down. I was in a terrible car accident when I was a kid. It mostly wasn't my fault, guy was speeding, was checking out a hot girl, real showoff type jerk. Put me in the hospital, almost killed me. It was a major turning point in my life. But it doesn't solve anything to dwell on it, or allow it to direct my life. It's important for me to learn from it and realize that speeding and not paying attention is a bad idea, and blaming it on the stupid kid that cut the corner on his bike doesn't reverse the incident either.