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dav555add 04-21-2004 09:04 PM

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Originally posted by slackologist
I guess non native americans have no claim to america?
I guess there was no one in Israel when they moved in after exile from Egypt? hmm

There were about 2.5 millions native Americans, and they were overpowered in their own country, but so did the maya, the aztec, the incas, the hugunotes and many more all over the world. Sure, they still have a claim to their lands, but we live in a world where the strong survive.

When the Hebrews came out of Egypt, they went back to a land hardly populated and where there was no such thing as a palestinians as we know them today.

Little known fact, in 1948, it is Egypt, Jordan, Syria and Lebanon who told the 600,000 or so arabs living in Israel to get out so that they could "bomb the Jews" out of there. Those arabs who stayed in Israel, gained citizenship and have the highest per capita income amongst arabs. Those who move to syria, lebanon or jordan, still live in refugees camps, do not have any nationality and are among the poorest people on this planet

slackologist 04-21-2004 09:24 PM

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Originally posted by dav555add
There were about 2.5 millions native Americans, and they were overpowered in their own country, but so did the maya, the aztec, the incas, the hugunotes and many more all over the world. Sure, they still have a claim to their lands, but we live in a world where the strong survive.

When the Hebrews came out of Egypt, they went back to a land hardly populated and where there was no such thing as a palestinians as we know them today.

Little known fact, in 1948, it is Egypt, Jordan, Syria and Lebanon who told the 600,000 or so arabs living in Israel to get out so that they could "bomb the Jews" out of there. Those arabs who stayed in Israel, gained citizenship and have the highest per capita income amongst arabs. Those who move to syria, lebanon or jordan, still live in refugees camps, do not have any nationality and are among the poorest people on this planet

I don't disagree with you and i'm not saying there is anything wrong with the hypocrisy involved, just that it exists. I believe in survival of the fittest, that's just how things work.. but i also believe in balance, fairness, justice.. and all that garbage :-)

dav555add 04-21-2004 09:29 PM

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Originally posted by slackologist
I don't disagree with you and i'm not saying there is anything wrong with the hypocrisy involved, just that it exists. I believe in survival of the fittest, that's just how things work.. but i also believe in balance, fairness, justice.. and all that garbage :-)
So do I...
I guess it all depends on your point of views.
I'm not very keen on palestinians, but I guess that's because I'm Jewish.
I believe there are more people suffering in the world that deserves as much if not more attention as the palestinian; like the Kurds, Tibet and the 10,000 African kids who are dying everyday, but nobody cares about them :(
You never hear any condemnations about the 100+ people who are beheaded everyday in Algeria either...:2 cents:

slackologist 04-21-2004 09:51 PM

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Originally posted by dav555add
So do I...
I guess it all depends on your point of views.
I'm not very keen on palestinians, but I guess that's because I'm Jewish.
I believe there are more people suffering in the world that deserves as much if not more attention as the palestinian; like the Kurds, Tibet and the 10,000 African kids who are dying everyday, but nobody cares about them :(
You never hear any condemnations about the 100+ people who are beheaded everyday in Algeria either...:2 cents:

Agreed.. and I'm thinking alot of things will not be given appropriate attention until other more important 'issues of national interest' are resolved.. atleast not by the U.S.

pimplink 04-21-2004 10:14 PM

I don't know how anyone can think that targeted killings will stop terrorism. I'd say it'll just make things worst than ever. :BangBang:

chodadog 04-21-2004 10:25 PM

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Originally posted by charly
There is only one way to end this war, negotiate and give back SOME of what was stolen. The problem is the Isaeligoverment has no intentions of doing this and is always looking for a way out.
Hello? Were you just hiding under a rock in the year 2000 when Barak offered Arafat just that? A split Jerusalem, so that it was a capital of both Israel and a Palestinian state. And something like 97% of the disputed land. Arafat turned it down, because he's a paranoid fuck. The ragheads have only themselves to blame for what's going on. This could have ended 4 years ago.

sam from montreal 04-21-2004 10:31 PM

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Originally posted by Goose
and how long did it take until they named a new leader? not even a day...
so the answer is NO

same thing for me :)


Now its happening in irak with the religious leader ... so fucking shit out there :(

media 04-21-2004 10:35 PM

Is a targeted killing not a terrorist type action in itself? I mean they "targeted" the WTC, they "targeted" the embassies, that is tactical terrorism.. So I assume targeting terrorists would be like reverse terrorism if you think about it kind of..

Although I think osama needs to be offed once found.. lol


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