My point is not that mass killing is worse than lying, though of course it is, but that when someone commits a mass killing, that is an entirely reasonable occasion to question their motivations and moral sense, even if they insist that they "feel" like a golden saint who would never harm a fly. Slaughtering children is an anti-social and dangerous behavior, and stemming that behavior is more important than avoiding "rude questions".
Note that most of the Palestinian deaths were due to secondaries. Israel hit the commanders, something on the ground made a big fire. When that happens it's almost always because there was fuel or munitions there. And Israel has no way of predicting secondaries.
Oh. I guess it’s fine, then.
Oh, good lord.
Is there anything the IDF does that you will pull out a hand waved excuse? That is a serious question.
Oh, good lord.
Three replies attacking me, none of them addressing the fundamental issue: this was a combination of bad luck and Hamas bringing weapons into civilian areas.
The replies attack your position for its sociopathic bs. The “nothing is a good solution so anything the IDF does is better than anything else” is ridiculous.
Oh, good lord.
Three replies attacking me, none of them addressing the fundamental issue: this was a combination of bad luck and Hamas bringing weapons into civilian areas.
Saying they shouldn't have taken the shot is to say that Israel should accept that they will be subject to a slow genocide. It's your side that handwaves away the ugly reality of the situation that there is nothing resembling a good solution.
Attacking YOU? Is your name “Bibi”?
the fundamental issue is not bad luck, Loren. It is the devaluation of human life.
To make what is being protested more real:
US-made munitions used in deadly strike on Rafah tent camp, CNN analysis shows | CNN
Munitions made in the United States were used in the deadly Israeli strike on a displacement camp in Rafah on Sunday, a CNN analysis of video from the scene and a review by explosive weapons experts has found.amp.cnn.com
It's funny how IDF is attacked for targeting two senior Hamas commanders, US is attacked for supplying the weapons, but for to these protesters it is fine that Hamas commanders hiding among the civilian population with explosives.To make what is being protested more real:
US-made munitions used in deadly strike on Rafah tent camp, CNN analysis shows | CNN
Munitions made in the United States were used in the deadly Israeli strike on a displacement camp in Rafah on Sunday, a CNN analysis of video from the scene and a review by explosive weapons experts has found.
It's funny how IDF is attacked for targeting two senior Hamas commanders,To make what is being protested more real:
US-made munitions used in deadly strike on Rafah tent camp, CNN analysis shows | CNN
Munitions made in the United States were used in the deadly Israeli strike on a displacement camp in Rafah on Sunday, a CNN analysis of video from the scene and a review by explosive weapons experts has found.
but for to these protesters it is fine that Hamas commanders hiding among the civilian population with explosives.
IDF says hidden store of terror munitions may have caused deadly Rafah blaze
A better way to put it is Biden is trying allow Israel the right to defend itself, while trying to manage the humanitarian aspect and the Gazan's right to exist. Hamas has every right to be smooshed out. But the territorial constraints (as well as foreign contributions) make this a near impossible balancing act, especially when the guy running Israel is a moron.To make what is being protested more real:
US-made munitions used in deadly strike on Rafah tent camp, CNN analysis shows | CNN
Munitions made in the United States were used in the deadly Israeli strike on a displacement camp in Rafah on Sunday, a CNN analysis of video from the scene and a review by explosive weapons experts has found.
Depressing and frustrating. Biden is trying to please both sides and failing to please either.
FIFY.
Of course it is. The protester do not want Israel defending itself from Hamas and other terrorists. Remember how they were demanding a "ceasefire" by Israel as early as 10/7?
"Complicit" with helping Israel defend itself from terrorists. Just like US is "complicit" in helping Ukraine defend itself from Russian aggression.
Any protesters who do not like Hamas are doing fuck all to distance themselves from the "We are all Hamas, bitch" contingent.
ICC/ICJ are employing false equivalence between aggressor and victim.
The ayatollah doesn't want them to go to Gaza. He wants them to fight against the Great Satan from the inside.
Maybe not, but it did not take them long to fold like a cheap suit.
Not more so than the likes of Rashida Tlaib who has been calling Biden a "genocide enabler" at a PFLP-sponsored conference in Detroit.
There have been many cases where protesters have disrupted university operations. For example, recently in Detroit:
Police showing up to campus because some people are illegally occupying the grounds does not justify these protesters escalating by breaking and entering into university buildings and damaging property therein.
And, once again, not addressing the point at all. BTW, more info on it: looks like they hit a building rather than a jeep. The problem is still secondaries, though.The replies attack your position for its sociopathic bs. The “nothing is a good solution so anything the IDF does is better than anything else” is ridiculous.
Oh, good lord.
Three replies attacking me, none of them addressing the fundamental issue: this was a combination of bad luck and Hamas bringing weapons into civilian areas.
Saying they shouldn't have taken the shot is to say that Israel should accept that they will be subject to a slow genocide. It's your side that handwaves away the ugly reality of the situation that there is nothing resembling a good solution.
www.timesofisrael.com
And once again you completely do not address the issue.
You say it's a balancing act, but you always choose Hamas' side. Israel hit Hamas commanders, there turned out to be munitions stored there.A better way to put it is Biden is trying allow Israel the right to defend itself, while trying to manage the humanitarian aspect and the Gazan's right to exist. Hamas has every right to be smooshed out. But the territorial constraints (as well as foreign contributions) make this a near impossible balancing act, especially when the guy running Israel is a moron.To make what is being protested more real:
US-made munitions used in deadly strike on Rafah tent camp, CNN analysis shows | CNN
Munitions made in the United States were used in the deadly Israeli strike on a displacement camp in Rafah on Sunday, a CNN analysis of video from the scene and a review by explosive weapons experts has found.
Depressing and frustrating. Biden is trying to please both sides and failing to please either.
