Oh, you’ve finally started playing the victim. I wasn’t the one who brought up the commie exchange but, ok. I’m gone.
claims I support the Taliban because i didn’t pre-emptively denounce them.
Claims I am playing the victim.
Why are you still lying? Do you really want me to go paste the exchange?
Reminder the Taliban ended heroin production and the puppet state installed by the US have brought heroin production to the highest it has ever been. And also rape boys on military bases with full knowledge of the US military.
Spare me your grift.
Here is more than enough evidence to show that Christians support Israel because it is the only country in the Middle East with the exception of Lebanon where Christians are not being systematically exterminated.
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Hi @unreal24278’S brother here
When exactly has Israel ever engaged in so called ethnic cleansing? The first picture you posted, the bombing of the King David Hotel, was a terrorist attack carried out by the Irgun in 1946 before Israel was established to terrorise the British into ending their occupation of the country; the same tactics the Palestinians had been resorting to for the last two and a half decades? Do you condemn them for their terrorist attacked against the British occupiers and the Jewish inhabitants of the land, or do you ignore those attacks and specifically single out and target the Jews like any anti semite would?
As for your question “how can Christians support Israel”, golly, gee, I don’t know. Maybe it’s because Israel is the only country in the entire Middle East that Dosent engage in systemic persecution of Christians as well as any other religious group that happens to not be Muslim. The Christian population in every single country in the Middle East besides Israel and Lebanon has been consistently diminishing for the past century due to persecution at the hands of Muslim authorities. In 2014, thousands of yazidi Christians were slaughtered by ISIS. Where is your condemnation of that genocide?
Where are the Christians of Iraq and Syria and Yemen? For that matter, where 800,000 Jews who once lived in iraq, Syria, Egypt, Jordan Saudi Arabia and Yemen? The answer is they are in Israel because they were expelled from their host countries after 1948 in an act of brutal ethnic cleansing which you have conveniently said nothing about.
There are 9 million people living in Israel. 6-7 million of them are Jewish. 2-3 million of them are Muslim and Christian. That is 30% of the entire Israeli population. Besides for Lebanon, there is not a single country in the entire Middle East that can say the same, because the non Muslim populations of those countries have been systemically oppressed, exiled and murdered. There is ethnic cleansing in the Middle East and there has been for a very long time, but none of it has ever happened in Israel.
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You’re taller than me, how DARE you interject with your superior vertical stature @Wuzzies
Also you are a more upstanding citizen than I who abstains from vice and acts as a model, more productive member of society.
You’re also free of health ailments aside from perhaps a touch of autism and for that we must be bitter rivals.
I agree with what you’ve said, you have more insight regarding geopolitical issues than I have, but for the reasons specified above we must quabble.
They were literally driven out in the thousands, have been bombed and imprisoned by Israel. They are currently part of the resistance against Israel.
Also yep treatment of Christians in the Muslim world is digusting, the nutcase Najdi terrorists the US funded with billions of dollars need to be hunted down and killed. Notice they have killed far more Sunni Muslims who they make takfir on than Christians, that doesn’t seem to fit your rhetoric.
We should see that the US stops funding them in places like Syria where their “moderate” rebels were literally cutting FSA members hearts out and eating them.
Hard pass.
This is not a topic I understand in enough depth to discuss in a productive way.
Autism my ass
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Who was driven out by the thousands, and from where? Christians from Israel? Because there were an extremely small number of Christians who lived in that land in the first place, as the vast majority of Palestinians are Muslim. The vast majority of so called Palestinian refugees are Muslim too, so I’m not seeing the evidence for any claims that Christians are being oppressed and ethnically cleansed in mass in Israel given the fact that there were barely any Christians in the land in the first place and that Christians who currently live in Israel do so with equal rights to Israeli Jews. I went into the church of the sepulchre in Jerusalem, the holiest site in all of Christianity, and saw first hand Christian worshippers praying to their hearts content and expressing their religious beliefs. Again, with the exception of Lebanon, there is no other Christian community in the entire Middle East that enjoys those same rights. Hell, Palestinian Christians in the West Bank and Gaza are afraid to show that they are Christian in public. For years now, Hamas, the terrorist organisation that rules Gaza has prohibited Christian Gazans from celebrating Christmas
Again, you ask why do Christians support Israel? I tell you it is because it is the only place (besides lebanon) in the Middle East where Christians can be Christian without fearing for their lives.
As for the US funding rebels in Syria, it is true that the US trained, funded and equiped rebels working to topple the terrorist assad regime which is guilty of massacring civilian protesters and using chemical weapons to exterminate children according to the United Nations as well as Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International. Good on the US for doing what it could to topple such a insidiously evil regime before Russia and Iran intervened against the interests of the Syrian people.
Your claim that the US assisted terrorists to murder FSA fighters is bullshit given the fact that the US openly supported the FSA as a legitimate fighting force in the war against ISIS
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To be clear, he did that himself about an hour ago during the multi-thread arguing.
If/when he returns in a few weeks, you can ask him why.
I can bench press more than 2x your bodyweight
#overcompensatingforinsecurities
I’d like to mention I don’t actually dislike @Wuzzies
We are very different people but I love him very much. He is my brother and a highly intelligent, kind, healthy young adult who will likely outlive me by many years. I wouldn’t trade him for anyone else in the world
Israel is in a really tought spot, so they do get leeway in legitimately protecting themselves from terrorism. That said, they also instigate and inflame and bring a lot of hate on themselves with their policies (many of which are universally panned or condemned at the UN). I truly do not believe that top israeli officials feel the need or burning want to put the Palestinian problem to bed and find a lasting compromise and peace.
At the end of the day money talks louder than religon. I think if they aggressively tried to forge strong economic ties with strategic muslim countries and palestinians (even at the expense of a small part of their own economy) Israelis would benefit in quality of life and security.
On the flipside, Palestinians arent doing themselves any favors with terroristic tactics… but they have tried peace and diplomacy and just saw the israelis build more illegal settlements, illegally evict more palestineans, and continue the economic embargo and physical lockdown on gaza. Fucked if they do, fucked if they dont. there are no good options for them as far as i can tell, so that is why i think it is up to Israel to solve the problem… i just dont think they have the will or want to do so- they have a boogeyman to pull out anytime they want to change the news cycle or find someone other than themselves to blame for something.
You are the worst troll that has been on here in years. Spare me with the Muslim victim crap. Go away.
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Chris already put him in a time out. I didn’t even bother responding as his posts are the type of a person who thinks they are much smarter than they are.
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Should be noted the UN also consists of many Arab countries will condemn or pan anything Isreal does because they want Isreal gone.
But yes, the annexation of the west bank is problematic
I’m actually not sure if he is a troll… Though I’m not sure why he’s changed his username to a self inflammatory remark
I’ve met some people who legitimately have views consistent of his
Not trying to be discriminatory but it’s not THAT uncommon for members of the Islamic communities (at least where I’m from) to harbour radical ideologies. There’s a lot of indoctrination that goes on within the communities.
Not every Muslim is a terrorist, they make up a stark minority. Though statistically by religion it would appear a concerning portion of the Islamic community relative to the Jewish, Buddhist, Catholic and Christian communities harbour troubling beliefs. Looking at something like potentially up to 5-10%+
My brother managed to partially change the mindset of one self identified Islamic Neo Nazi (fairly sure the current era neo Nazis movement = white supremacists… but whatever) through repeatedly sitting down with the guy and engaging in detailed discourse.
The guy had never met a Jew before, had many misconceptions etc. Cited legitimate sources of which were propaganda/conspiracy theoriest websites and had no idea they weren’t valid, accredited sources.
Which country are we referring to. The democratic socialist party in the USA have very few members.
They aren’t really democrats either, they lean closer to the realm of communism but use the name “democratic socialist” in order to appear somewhat more mainstream.
I don’t think they’re a threat, without a looooooot of propaganda most people aren’t going to affiliate with such extremes.
The libertarian principles certain factions of the democratic socialist party push aren’t all bad… The rest I don’t agree with
Everyone, you are the only remaining resident of fjzjxnskakskskak (wherever you’re from)
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It’s starts with small members and then it grows…that’s how it all begins thru-out history