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David O'Day

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As said before conflating Israel with Jews breaks one of the anti-Semitism guidelines

Aye that is against the IHRA guidelines.

It is textbook AS to equate the actions of the state of Israel with being Jewish

Also the amount of people who didn't give a rats about AS 3 years ago that seem to have done a 180 is mad.
 

shmmeee

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Imagine a bunch of white British people kicking all the Muslims out of Bradford or all the Jews out of Golders Green because “our ancestors were here first” then tell me you’d support that.
 

shmmeee

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Aye that is against the IHRA guidelines.

It is textbook AS to equate the actions of the state of Israel with being Jewish

Also the amount of people who didn't give a rats about AS 3 years ago that seem to have done a 180 is mad.

Racism isn’t about equality any more, just beating your political opponents over their head.
 

Evo1883

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Imagine a bunch of white British people kicking all the Muslims out of Bradford or all the Jews out of Golders Green because “our ancestors were here first” then tell me you’d support that.

What did they do? Buy up much of the land?
Was every Palestinian removed ?
Most of Palestine was Arab owned because the ottomans banned Jewish people from buying land at all in the first place
 

David O'Day

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So we are arguing Israeli borders , not arguing about how people purchased the land in the first place.

Like you said it's Israel now and has been for upto 80 years... the old tenants can't rock up and expect to take it back .

Sorry but you said that yourself

What about the forced Settlements that are still removing people from land outside of Israel?
 

Brighton Sky Blue

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So we are arguing Israeli borders , not arguing about how people purchased the land in the first place.

Like you said it's Israel now and has been for upto 80 years... the old tenants can't rock up and expect to take it back .

Sorry but you said that yourself

Incredible, so if I kick someone out of their house by armed force and put up guards to stop them getting back in they just have to accept it?
 

Evo1883

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Incredible, so if I kick someone out of their house by armed force and put up guards to stop them getting back in they just have to accept it?

That's what happened to the Jewish people before wasn't it BEFORE today's goings on ?
That's what happened to the Jewish people in ottaman ruled Palestine territory upto the end of their rule ?

So using the logic that was given to me , its Israeli land now
 

Evo1883

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No it’s that you’ve conflated Israel with Jews

What? In the one post yes , but you picked up on it further after I then corrected myself .
Me and shmmeee were talking demographic

Again , I understand Israel isn't Jewish, they are however the largest demographic ...I think that's put to bed now
 

shmmeee

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So we are arguing Israeli borders , not arguing about how people purchased the land in the first place.

Like you said it's Israel now and has been for upto 80 years... the old tenants can't rock up and expect to take it back .

Sorry but you said that yourself

Do I think Israel should’ve been created where it is? No, it was classic colonialism gone mad.

Now it’s there so I think Israel should be expanding illegally into other areas? No, I do not.

Do I find the total slavish adherence to the Israeli government line fucking weird and freaky and the ridiculous hyperbole around any criticism of it suspect? Yes, yes I do.

I believe in a two state solution because as you said we’ve done it now and it can’t be undone. I think anyone killing kids is scum.
 

Evo1883

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Do I think Israel should’ve been created where it is? No, it was classic colonialism gone mad.

Now it’s there so I think Israel should be expanding illegally into other areas? No, I do not.

Do I find the total slavish adherence to the Israeli government line fucking weird and freaky and the ridiculous hyperbole around any criticism of it suspect? Yes, yes I do.

I believe in a two state solution because as you said we’ve done it now and it can’t be undone. I think anyone killing kids is scum.

I can't see how a resolution will ever be reached , I generally agree with you .

Israel will always retaliate to hamas , and sadly innocent people will die .
The surrounding Arab nations will also never accept Israel and its right to exist ..
Israel will also always double down against media backlash which seems to favour hamas bizarrely
 
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Incredible, so if I kick someone out of their house by armed force and put up guards to stop them getting back in they just have to accept it?
God, the addiction is hard to break...

I knew somebody from Gaza once. They were one of the more well-off Palestinians, family owned a business and could afford to send him to the UK. He was happy to be friends with people from, wherever really, wasn't particularly politically engaged. However in the background, his family had lost a lot of thir land and property during Israeli occupation.

And then once didn't come back once for months - Israel wouldn't let people out and then shelled where he lived, repeatedly. His family lost everything.

He despised Israel for what they did - he voted Hamas or whatever their political wing is, as what he saw was his land oppressed and colonised by an aggressor, when all his family wanted to do was work a living.

There are many sides to this story.
 

Evo1883

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God, the addiction is hard to break...

I knew somebody from Palestine once. They were one of the more well-off Palestinians, family owned a business and could afford to send him to the UK. He was happy to be friends with people from, wherever really, wasn't particularly politically engaged. However in the background, his family had lost a lot of thir land and property during Israeli occupation.

And then once didn't come back once for months - Israel wouldn't let people out and then shelled where he lived, repeatedly. His family lost everything.

He despised Israel for what they did - he voted Hamas or whatever their political wing is, as what he saw was his land oppressed and colonised by an aggressor, when all his family wanted to do was work a living.

There are many sides to this story.

I agree .

Much like when our regiment were training on phoenix (UAV) In Israel and rockets came over daily .
There are many sides to this story agreed

Nobody who is well rounded votes in a terrorist militia
 
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I agree .

Much like when our regiment were training on phoenix (UAV) In Israel and rockets came over daily .
There are many sides to this story agreed

Nobody who is well rounded votes in a terrorist militia
You've missed completely why they might start voting Hamas, clearly.

Oh well.
 
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Deleted member 4439

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Okay 70 years before the birth of Jesus. Bit hard for them to “come and force Christianity on them” when Christianity wasn’t even a thing (clue is in the title). Besides it was centuries after Jesus died before the Romans even adopted Christianity as a faith.

I'm genuinely confused by what are you saying. The Israelites settled the lands 1200 BCE. Subsequent invasions included the Rashidum caliphate come much later.

I'm not sure what Jesus and Christianity has to do with this ether.
 

Evo1883

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I'm genuinely confused by what are you saying. The Israelites settled the lands 1200 BCE. Subsequent invasions included the Rashidum caliphate come much later.

I'm not sure what Jesus and Christianity has to do with this ether.

I said Christianity was imposed on them during roman rule
 
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Deleted member 5849

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No, no point missed at all
There certainly is if you follow with "Nobody who is well rounded votes in a terrorist militia."

Walk a mile in their shoes and understand why they might. In the horrendous black and white world of SBT, I feel compelled to point out that doesn't mean that walking a mile in certain Israeli shoes doesn't come up with a different conclusion but... understand that to many, it is a hope of liberation from oppression. That doesn't make them not well-rounded, that makes them unfortunate enough to be caught in a perspective far more dramatic than Tory v Labour.
 

shmmeee

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I agree .

Much like when our regiment were training on phoenix (UAV) In Israel and rockets came over daily .
There are many sides to this story agreed

Nobody who is well rounded votes in a terrorist militia

One man’s terrorist is another man’s freedom fighter. Terrorist militia don’t gain popular support without good reason because you’re absolutely right, you have to be pretty desperate to turn to them.
 

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