Oh nice... Go Apartheid!!! It's Kosher to Kill Palestinians

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  • JOEJOEJOE wrote:
    Citing extremists really lessens your credibilty. I am sure anyone can find an extremist who renders rulings on just about any controversial topic.

    If a KKK leader ordered the killing of minorities, would you consider him a spokesperson for the entire white race in America?


    Oh so wait a sec....what I just said about the whole apartheid bulldozing homes, and forcefully stealing land isn't happening?

    Ohhhhhh.....

    :rolleyes:
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  • chopitdown
    chopitdown Posts: 2,222
    El_Kabong wrote:
    orrrrrrr.....maybe israel could stop stealing land that isn't theirs (and let's be honest, that is exactly what they have been doing for decades) the un has told them to stop, they said it's illegal, that's why it's called the occupied territories.

    maybe they should stop bulldozing down homes of palestinians to build illegal settlements, then treat the palestinians like shit and put up roadblocks and checkpoints where ppl can't get to work, their kids to the doctor,,,there is also a high level of malnutrition in palestinian children b/c of these roadblocks.

    if you keep taking the poor kids lunch money (let alone his house and dignity) everyday don't be surprised when he punches you in the fucking face

    true they both need to take responsability, but israel has far more power. they target civillians all the time, like when they blow up power sources to hospitals, schools, houses....oh, and stealing their land by force

    it's not an either / or issue. It's an AND issue PERIOD. BOTH sides are doing wrong things; there's no way around it and until BOTH sides stop retaliating and BOTH sides quit playing the victim card, this will continue. Trying to justify eithers side "wrong" as more or less wrong is exactly what got people into this. It will never end.
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  • chopitdown
    chopitdown Posts: 2,222
    El_Kabong wrote:
    if the cops were chasing a serial killer and chased him into the mall then opened fire killing a lot of ppl who just happened to be at the mall, would you say they did the right thing?

    i bet if the serial killer was running from the cops and he ran into a group of people in the mall, the people would out the serial killer or subdue him for the cops. This isn't happening.
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  • PaperPlates
    PaperPlates Posts: 1,745
    chopitdown wrote:
    i bet if the serial killer was running from the cops and he ran into a group of people in the mall, the people would out the serial killer or subdue him for the cops. This isn't happening.


    touche.


    i really like the above post that pointed out that its not an either/ or thing, its an AND thing. Best way to put it, IMO
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  • yosi wrote:
    It says right here that the guy is an extremist. That doesn't mean the country will take him seriously. Most extremists, no matter what religion, or whatever, are crazy. Don't generalize all of Israel because of this one Rabbi who doesn't represent everyone and the whole country.


    Dude they already are doing this shit for decades now! The thing is ,,,,it is ACTUALLY HAPPENING for a long time now...

    This is the mentality... it's a barometer of the reality over there. It is not an extremist viewpoint in Israel by any means if you look at the status quo of those controlling the daily reality. The whole country is run by f-ing extremists.

    yeesh... you're living on this planet right?
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  • Commy
    Commy Posts: 4,984
    chopitdown wrote:
    it's not an either / or issue. It's an AND issue PERIOD. BOTH sides are doing wrong things; there's no way around it and until BOTH sides stop retaliating and BOTH sides quit playing the victim card, this will continue. Trying to justify eithers side "wrong" as more or less wrong is exactly what got people into this. It will never end.
    Both sides are wrong in this conflict, violence gets them nowhere. Unfortunately Israel has been more aggressive in dealing with the palestinians than they have been with ISrael. and the numbers back that up.

    The palestinian people are poor, oppressed, in a continuous police state and have to deal with checkpoints and fences. Israel could end this conflict at any time, a simple command for the army to stand down would do it.
  • Hollyweird
    Hollyweird Posts: 197
    http://desertpeace.wordpress.com/200...-palestinians/

    "The association of rabbis for the people and land of Israel headed by extremist rabbi Dov Lior issued on Wednesday a religious ruling legitimizing the shelling of Palestinian civilian gatherings by IOF troops at the pretext of responding to the rocket attacks carried out by the Palestinians.

    According to this ruling, the Torah permits the shelling and bombing of Palestinian rocket sources even if there are civilians living there and considers that the Israeli army must sometimes respond to the source of fire immediately without giving any advance warning to the Palestinian civilians."

    Israel is a Democracy. Not a theocracy. "Rabbi's" whoever they may be dont make or execute military policy in Israel. Their government does and they would never intentionally target civillians. What should they do when people with automatic weapons and suicide bombs walk into their civillian centers and blow themselves up? Maybe it would be easier for you if they just all walked back into the gas chambers. Keep your Islamic propaganda to yourself.
  • Hollyweird wrote:
    Israel is a Democracy. Not a theocracy. "Rabbi's" whoever they may be dont make or execute military policy in Israel. Their government does and they would never intentionally target civillians. What should they do when people with automatic weapons and suicide bombs walk into their civillian centers and blow themselves up? Maybe it would be easier for you if they just all walked back into the gas chambers. Keep your Islamic propaganda to yourself.


    Know much about Israel do you?

    edit: oh wait I just read the part about "they would never intentionally target civillians" and realized you don't know much about the situation at all...one could say nothing really...
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  • Hollyweird
    Hollyweird Posts: 197
    Oh so wait a sec....what I just said about the whole apartheid bulldozing homes, and forcefully stealing land isn't happening?

    Ohhhhhh.....

    :rolleyes:
    Why dont you get a bus pass in Tel Aviv and ride it for like a year asshole
  • Hollyweird
    Hollyweird Posts: 197
    Commy wrote:
    Both sides are wrong in this conflict, violence gets them nowhere. Unfortunately Israel has been more aggressive in dealing with the palestinians than they have been with ISrael. and the numbers back that up.

    The palestinian people are poor, oppressed, in a continuous police state and have to deal with checkpoints and fences. Israel could end this conflict at any time, a simple command for the army to stand down would do it.

    So youve been to Isreal/Palestine?
  • Hollyweird
    Hollyweird Posts: 197
    Know much about Israel do you?

    edit: oh wait I just read the part about "they would never intentionally target civillians" and realized you don't know much about the situation at all...one could say nothing really...
    And the poster you earlier insulted is an Israeli. Ive been to both Israel and Palestinian Territory. You? Unlikely you have ever left your trailer
  • Hollyweird wrote:
    And the poster you earlier insulted is an Israeli. Ive been to both Israel and Palestinian Territory. You? Unlikely you have ever left your trailer


    So you're fine with bulldozing and evicting civilians from their homes then?

    ....nice

    exemplary..
    Progress is not made by everyone joining some new fad,
    and reveling in it's loyalty. It's made by forming coalitions
    over specific principles, goals, and policies.

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  • Hollyweird wrote:
    Why dont you get a bus pass in Tel Aviv and ride it for like a year asshole

    yeah I can what you're all about more clearly now...
    Progress is not made by everyone joining some new fad,
    and reveling in it's loyalty. It's made by forming coalitions
    over specific principles, goals, and policies.

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  • El_Kabong
    El_Kabong Posts: 4,141
    chopitdown wrote:
    it's not an either / or issue. It's an AND issue PERIOD. BOTH sides are doing wrong things; there's no way around it and until BOTH sides stop retaliating and BOTH sides quit playing the victim card, this will continue. Trying to justify eithers side "wrong" as more or less wrong is exactly what got people into this. It will never end.


    well, yeah....i agree w/ that :D
    standin above the crowd
    he had a voice that was strong and loud and
    i swallowed his facade cos i'm so
    eager to identify with
    someone above the crowd
    someone who seemed to feel the same
    someone prepared to lead the way
  • Nevermind
    Nevermind Posts: 1,006
    Hollyweird wrote:
    So youve been to Isreal/Palestine?
    Have you?
  • El_Kabong
    El_Kabong Posts: 4,141
    chopitdown wrote:
    i bet if the serial killer was running from the cops and he ran into a group of people in the mall, the people would out the serial killer or subdue him for the cops. This isn't happening.


    really?? i think there's a slight chance of that happening, outside a will smith movie, but overall ppl don't stand up like that anymore these days.

    a few quick examples
    a little girl was held by her mom and sprayed w/ a pressure hose in a car wash and no one did anything to stop her

    no one is doing anything about the palestinian situation, at least not in equal proportion to the level of support israel gets

    i think both sides need to stop playing the victim role but i also think in some cases/times it is justified for either side but moreso the palestinians. i see the majority of their actions actually being reactions to several years of oppression and murder, being forcibly displaced, closed off....treated like dogs or less (didn't churchill say something similar but justified it?)
    standin above the crowd
    he had a voice that was strong and loud and
    i swallowed his facade cos i'm so
    eager to identify with
    someone above the crowd
    someone who seemed to feel the same
    someone prepared to lead the way
  • El_Kabong
    El_Kabong Posts: 4,141
    apples and oranges. Yer reachin


    how so??

    this nut may be an extremist, but i bet in whatever, probably illegal, settlement he lives in he has a pretty good following and will instill this level of hatred and abusiveness in their kids (he is a rabbi, i bet more than a few kids attend and why else would parents take their kids to hear a nut??)
    standin above the crowd
    he had a voice that was strong and loud and
    i swallowed his facade cos i'm so
    eager to identify with
    someone above the crowd
    someone who seemed to feel the same
    someone prepared to lead the way
  • El_Kabong
    El_Kabong Posts: 4,141
    Hollyweird wrote:
    Israel is a Democracy. Not a theocracy. "Rabbi's" whoever they may be dont make or execute military policy in Israel. Their government does and they would never intentionally target civillians. What should they do when people with automatic weapons and suicide bombs walk into their civillian centers and blow themselves up? Maybe it would be easier for you if they just all walked back into the gas chambers. Keep your Islamic propaganda to yourself.


    from the israeli ministry of foreign affairs:
    http://www.mfa.gov.il/MFA/Terrorism-%20Obstacle%20to%20Peace/Palestinian%20terror%20since%202000/Suicide%20and%20Other%20Bombing%20Attacks%20in%20Israel%20Since

    Suicide and Other Bombing Attacks in Israel Since the Declaration of Principles (Sept 1993)

    2007: 1
    2006: 3

    and then 1 so far this year, and in one of those no one died. how many palestinains were killed in those years?

    2007:
    http://www.amnestyusa.org/annualreport.php?id=ar&yr=2007&c=ISR
    More than 650 Palestinians, including some 120 children, and 27 Israelis were killed. Israeli forces carried out air and artillery bombardments in the Gaza Strip, and Israel continued to expand illegal settlements and to build a 700-km fence/wall on Palestinian land in the Occupied Territories. Military blockades and increased restrictions imposed by Israel on the movement of Palestinians and the confiscation by Israel of Palestinian customs duties caused a significant deterioration in living conditions for Palestinian inhabitants in the Occupied Territories, with poverty, food aid dependency, health problems and unemployment reaching crisis levels. Israeli soldiers and settlers committed serious human rights abuses, including unlawful killings, against Palestinians, mostly with impunity. Thousands of Palestinians were arrested by Israeli forces throughout the Occupied Territories on suspicion of security offences and hundreds were held in administrative detention. Israeli conscientious objectors continued to be imprisoned for refusing to serve in the army.



    2006:
    http://www.amnestyusa.org/annualreport.php?id=ar&yr=2006&c=ISR

    However, it continued to build and expand illegal settlements and related infrastructure, including a 600km fence/wall, on Palestinian land in the occupied West Bank. Military blockades and restrictions imposed by Israel on the movement of Palestinians within the Occupied Territories continued to cause high unemployment and poverty among the Palestinian population. There was much less violence between Israelis and Palestinians, although attacks by both sides continued. Some 190 Palestinians, including around 50 children, were killed by Israeli forces, and 50 Israelis, including six children, were killed by Palestinian armed groups. Israeli forces carried out unlawful attacks and routinely used excessive force against peaceful demonstrators protesting against the destruction of Palestinian agricultural land and the Israeli army's construction of the fence/wall. Israeli settlers frequently attacked Palestinian farmers, destroying orchards and preventing cultivation of their land. Israeli soldiers and settlers responsible for unlawful killings and other abuses against Palestinians and their property generally had impunity. Thousands of Palestinians were arrested by Israeli forces throughout the Occupied Territories on suspicion of security offences. Israeli conscientious objectors continued to be imprisoned for refusing to serve in the army.


    i think those figures speak for themselves

    190:50 and 650:27

    i don't see how paperplates can say this is apples and oranges and i don't see how you, or anyone, can honestly see this as simple self defense
    standin above the crowd
    he had a voice that was strong and loud and
    i swallowed his facade cos i'm so
    eager to identify with
    someone above the crowd
    someone who seemed to feel the same
    someone prepared to lead the way
  • chopitdown
    chopitdown Posts: 2,222
    El_Kabong wrote:
    well, yeah....i agree w/ that :D

    it was bound to happen at some point, on some topic ;)
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