Israeli-Palestinian conflict (36 Viewers)

Is Hamas a Terrorist Organization?

  • Yes

  • No

  • Should there be a Jewish nation SOMEWHERE in the world?

  • Yes

  • No

  • Should Israel be a country located in the region it is right now?

  • Yes

  • No


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Eddy

The Maestro
Aug 20, 2005
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What picture was it ? The one you have right now as an avatar in your post ?

And tell them to fuck off, this doesn't have anything to do with Jews.
 

Enron

Tickle Me
Moderator
Oct 11, 2005
75,666
Have you heard any MEANINGFUL talk on a separate Palestinian state being implemented? No. So there you have it.

Your faith in the possibility of one is therefore unfounded. No indications are there to say a free Palestinian state will be arranged.
Actually, President Bush was quoted this summer as saying the only peaceful solution was a two state system. Some would say free elections in Gaza were the first signs of the ability to have a two state system. But maybe you're right there is no solution other than to keep everything the way it is. And that's real constructive.
 

GordoDeCentral

Diez
Moderator
Apr 14, 2005
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Actually, President Bush was quoted this summer as saying the only peaceful solution was a two state system. Some would say free elections in Gaza were the first signs of the ability to have a two state system. But maybe you're right there is no solution other than to keep everything the way it is. And that's real constructive.


you re talking theory, Andy is talking practice. Everyone, including your 'terrorist" group hamas, will agree on 2 states; and as i showed you the israelis know the most viable negotiating party in palestine now is hamas. But israel will not adhere to the borders agreed by the whole wide world. Why you ask? because they have no intent to establish peace heck they assassinated the one leader who signed the only peace treaty with the palestinians. Like i said earlier in this thread, not only is it ok but it is mandatory to have bias towards the truth.
 

Enron

Tickle Me
Moderator
Oct 11, 2005
75,666
you re talking theory, Andy is talking practice. Everyone, including your 'terrorist" group hamas, will agree on 2 states; and as i showed you the israelis know the most viable negotiating party in palestine now is hamas. But israel will not adhere to the borders agreed by the whole wide world. Why you ask? because they have no intent to establish peace heck they assassinated the one leader who signed the only peace treaty with the palestinians. Like i said earlier in this thread, not only is it ok but it is mandatory to have bias towards the truth.
I know all that. It's frustrating because the situation could be a lot better, but no one wants to make it happen.

You guys point out the truth. That's fine. I appreciate it. I guess you assume I'm ignorant or something, whatever it doesn't matter. I see all the details or truth, as you call it, the same as you do. The difference is I tend to look past them. You point them out, Andy does too, though he's more wrapped up in being "right" than anything. You guys get so angry and... nothing. Do you see what I'm getting at? Acknowledging the situation will only get you so far. Everyone is very good at pointing out the problems, but we're lacking on the solutions. If there is truly no solution, then why care?

As for you mandatory bias claim, sure the truth is important. But if the truth isn't a good thing shouldn't we strive to make it better?
 

GordoDeCentral

Diez
Moderator
Apr 14, 2005
70,869
I know all that. It's frustrating because the situation could be a lot better, but no one wants to make it happen.

You guys point out the truth. That's fine. I appreciate it. I guess you assume I'm ignorant or something, whatever it doesn't matter. I see all the details or truth, as you call it, the same as you do. The difference is I tend to look past them. You point them out, Andy does too, though he's more wrapped up in being "right" than anything. You guys get so angry and... nothing. Do you see what I'm getting at? Acknowledging the situation will only get you so far. Everyone is very good at pointing out the problems, but we're lacking on the solutions. If there is truly no solution, then why care?

As for you mandatory bias claim, sure the truth is important. But if the truth isn't a good thing shouldn't we strive to make it better?
I actually never assumed you were ignorant, i just always thought you d want to be as objective as possible, and in doing so you might give more credit to one group than it's due.

I think we re amalgamating truth and reality, truth is unequivocal reality on the other hand can be molded.
 

Bjerknes

"Top Economist"
Mar 16, 2004
116,257
I know all that. It's frustrating because the situation could be a lot better, but no one wants to make it happen.

You guys point out the truth. That's fine. I appreciate it. I guess you assume I'm ignorant or something, whatever it doesn't matter. I see all the details or truth, as you call it, the same as you do. The difference is I tend to look past them. You point them out, Andy does too, though he's more wrapped up in being "right" than anything. You guys get so angry and... nothing. Do you see what I'm getting at? Acknowledging the situation will only get you so far. Everyone is very good at pointing out the problems, but we're lacking on the solutions. If there is truly no solution, then why care?

As for you mandatory bias claim, sure the truth is important. But if the truth isn't a good thing shouldn't we strive to make it better?
I'm not calling you ignorant, Enron.

For us to begin discussion about having a truly separate Palestinian state, what first has to happen is Israel needs to be sanctioned to the fullest extent of international law and free handouts from US taxpayer dollars needs to halt. Israel has their army already, so they don't need any more handouts. Once these sanctions happen, and once Israel can no longer sustain wars and break agreements, then we can talk about a separate state. If not the aggression continues unfortunately.
 

Bjerknes

"Top Economist"
Mar 16, 2004
116,257
you re talking theory, Andy is talking practice. Everyone, including your 'terrorist" group hamas, will agree on 2 states; and as i showed you the israelis know the most viable negotiating party in palestine now is hamas. But israel will not adhere to the borders agreed by the whole wide world. Why you ask? because they have no intent to establish peace heck they assassinated the one leader who signed the only peace treaty with the palestinians. Like i said earlier in this thread, not only is it ok but it is mandatory to have bias towards the truth.
Yeah exactly.
 

Bjerknes

"Top Economist"
Mar 16, 2004
116,257
What picture was it ? The one you have right now as an avatar in your post ?

And tell them to fuck off, this doesn't have anything to do with Jews.
It was a picture of dumping US taxpayer money into an Israeli wine glass that lead to the bottom where a palestinian kid was drowning.

They always see that as an attack on their religion. They're so sensitive.
 

Vinman

2013 Prediction Cup Champ
Jul 16, 2002
11,482
Yeah, really strange.

Probably from a group of right-winged, disenchanted and completely insane individuals.
yes...I've forgpotten that anyone with opposing views than you are either insane, or dont know what they are talking about....

I bet none of your "Arab" friends give a shit of what's going on anyway. I also think think they told you that because you're an American and they will not tell you that the Arab countries are America's puppets.
yes Eddy, thats the exact reason :rolleyes:

btw- they dislike Israel
 
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ReBeL

The Jackal
Jan 14, 2005
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    yes...I've forgpotten that anyone with opposing views than you are either insane, or dont know what they are talking about....



    yes Eddy, thats the exact reason :rolleyes:

    btw- they dislike Israel
    So what standards did they use to evaluate Palestinians as lowest than the other Arabs?
     

    CheSchifo!

    Senior Member
    Jan 11, 2009
    642
    I'm not calling you ignorant, Enron.

    For us to begin discussion about having a truly separate Palestinian state, what first has to happen is Israel needs to be sanctioned to the fullest extent of international law and free handouts from US taxpayer dollars needs to halt. Israel has their army already, so they don't need any more handouts. Once these sanctions happen, and once Israel can no longer sustain wars and break agreements, then we can talk about a separate state. If not the aggression continues unfortunately.
    The problem is that you're looking at this issue from one side only: Israel must change. It's not just Israel that has to change, Andy. And even if that were the case, Israel would never accept that. Sanctioning them to the fullest extent of international law is easier said than done as states are always more or less sovereign, even if they are bound by treaties.
     

    CheSchifo!

    Senior Member
    Jan 11, 2009
    642
    yes...I've forgpotten that anyone with opposing views than you are either insane, or dont know what they are talking about....



    yes Eddy, thats the exact reason :rolleyes:

    btw- they dislike Israel
    Like I've said before, I believe Andy has difficulties with being moderate. He suddenly finds out that not everything America does is good and now America can do nothing but wrong anymore. Same thing with Obama. He was mad about him a couple of months ago, but Obama screws up once according to him and the love is over.
     

    CheSchifo!

    Senior Member
    Jan 11, 2009
    642
    I really believe the only way to solve the issue is to create 2 states. Palestine and Israel. That's basically the only compromise each side would make. It would be pointless to ask Israelis to leave the Middle East because they won't. It would be terrible to ask Palestinian to keep living like second class citizens. The only way to stop the violence is to separate the two.
    Of course. Anything else is bollocks.
     

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