To the frandly mod team, is it possible to merge these posts into the BDS thread?
JohnRawls wrote:The question is not about BDS, the question is about what the Palestinians are doing. As I said before, BDS has little chance of being succesful as it is right now, well at least if you measure success in terms of resolving the conflict or not.
Actually the subject is BDS. Whatever you think about BDS is not interesting, the fact is it's a peaceful movement demanding Israel abide by international law and allow Palestinians civil rights.
With violence continuing from both sides the Israel will never accept what the BDS stands for.
The only "both sides" there are is that of the oppressor (Israelis) and the oppressed (Palestinians).
Still, Israel doesn't accept BDS so I'm not sure what you're babbling about (it criminalizes it) and supporters of the BDS movement are not allowed to visit Palestine/Israel.
Palestinians then on the other hand will not be able to solve the issue with military means nor should they even be allowed to do this.
Palestinians don't have a military. They're not allowed weapons.
Actually, a lot of the time my answer is that i don't see a way out. I guess my previous post is a way out but it is VERY unlikely that it will happen.
You don't see a way out because you support the side of the oppressor which is unwilling to make peace. It is only one side that can make it because it is only one side that has all the power, but that side doesn't want peace, it only wants land. As can be seen by its ongoing expansion into what world laws accept as Palestinian territory, as well as in neighbouring countries.
Would you ever advocate for Palestinian surrender and disarmament as a stepping stone to resolve the conflict? Would BDS be able to stand for this?
Again, Palestinians don't have a military. They don't have a single tank. Israel on the other hand is the 5th most powerful army in the world and has all the snazzy old weapons and new, courtesy of Uncle Sam, which gives the state 10 million per day and absolute political support.
annatar1914 wrote:But anyways aside from that, @Zionist Nationalist was talking about being able to deal with them without them injuring others as the main priority, and I agree.
Lol, anyone can read what ZN posted. It is not much different to his general psychopathy displayed on these boards. And again why I enjoy him, because he's the honest face of Zionism.
Mockery doesn't make the statement you refuse to answer go away.
Your opinion is noted and still laughed at, because it really is the first I've heard anyone refer to BDS, a peaceful political movement that aligns with international law, as "incremental genocide". See, the only time "incremental genocide" was stated in the context of Palestine is when an Israeli Historian, Ilan Pappe, referred to it as what Israel is doing to the Palestinians. He was a Zionist like you once upon a time too, but then read some books (that weren't the bible).
Subjecting a population to economic pressure as one of the means of disposing of them is indeed a form of incremental genocide.
Remind me when Israel ever had sanctions. Israel has absolute immunity for its ongoing war crimes. It has committed more violations of UN resolutions than any other state, and has never been punished. Iraq got destroyed for violating 2. Israel hasn't been punished for its 50+ violations (probably more by now but I can't be bothered to check unless you demand I do). Israel is never punished for its crimes even when bombing children playing football on a beach right in front of the world's eyes, meanwhile a lot of dupes (like you) walk around considering Israel as some kind of victim state. Propaganda works.
A nation has the right to expect a loyal citizen and subject population anywhere in the world, and if that can't or won't be done removal is the next best option.
I'll put your totalitarianism aside and remind you Palestinians are not citizens, a million are second-class citizens at best, and the rest are living in segregation under a military occupation or inside a concentration camp. They have no rights. They don't live under civic rule, they live under a military boot. Zionists stole what was meant to be their state in less than 45% of historic Palestine and have forced them under a vicious occupation ever since.
As for removal, a lot of Palestinians have already been ethnically cleansed (something ongoing). There are millions of Palestinian in the diaspora who are not allowed to return home, or even visit. Meanwhile, Jewish immigrants from all over the world are allowed to settle in the natives homeland and often bribed to do. And not even Jewish in some cases, e.g. Zionist Nationalist is a non-Jewish immigrant who settled in Palestine, coming from Ukraine. Isn't it funny when he/Zionists complains about immigration?
There was no ''country'' for the Israelis to steal, and many of the non-Jewish population is against their rule, so here we have the problem.
Yeah, there was "no country" like there are "no words" that you're reading right now. But if you mean there was no "Israel", that is a fact. Your first one, well done!
As for the opposition to Israeli rule, anyone (including you) would oppose living under a racist military occupation or inside a concentration camp, by the people who stole your homes and country within living memory. And some of us would resist.
There's a principle in law that an unjust law is no law, and a ''law'' that amounts to an agreement to destroy your own country is no law at all.
More shit falling out of your mouth. Nonsensical shit at that. Whatever it is, it has nothing to do with the fact that people who live under colonial oppression are offered legal rights to resist their occupations,
including with the use of arms. See above for my answer.
That wasn't an answer, it was the ravings of a madman, because this fact remains: people living under colonial oppression are offered a legal right to resist, including with arms.
As well as a moral right, but that's by the by.
Besides, the UN is dominated by the OIC as I'm sure you know, and that wasn't the case when Israel began it's existence, isn't that so? But today there is Barbarism and not Law.
Lol, typical Zionist: supports laws except when they don't support Israel.
The part where it's bullshit, that is, all of it.
That's not an answer. If you're saying I'm using words incorrectly, explain how. "it's bullshit" is not an answer. But I don't expect one from you because I am using language correctly and you are using it weakly, offering an opinion at best. A shit one, I might add.
Yes, the bravery of randomly firing into known civilian areas is awe-inspiring
Palestinians have not always responded with shitty fireworks that make barely a dent on their oppressors and when these shitty fireworks became a thing, was decades after living under Israel's boot, whereas Israelis treat the millions of Palestinians with carpet-bombing of homes and infrastructure such as schools and hospitals, kill thousands every few years and a few literally every week. But it's the Jewish immigrants we should only sympathize with, not the natives who live under their boot and are denied rights and freedom like what you enjoy.
Look what Israel did to Gaza a few years ago.
I'm still the guy supporting Syria's struggle against the Sunni Jihadis.
You're all over the place. Syria is struggling against Zionists too, you know the ones who occupy part of Syria. Which side were you supporting when Israel was medically treating and arming Jihadists in Zionist-occupied-Syria to fight the SAA? Which side do you support when Israel has bombed Syria over 300 times throughout the war on Syria?
Wrong. The early Zionists knew the truth, that assimilation and destruction awaited World Jewry if there was not a Return from the Exile. This is still valid today. True Anti-Semitism is on the rise worldwide, and I don't have much hope for Jewish populations outside of Israel in the long run.
I'm just going to go with this bit of rambling that has nothing to do with what I said by figuring English might not be your first language.
But as I said, conflating Judaism with Zionism
is antisemitic. Not to mention, most Jews are not Zionists. If they were, there wouldn't be more outside of Israel than there is in.
Self-hatred is inverted racism,
As I said, they're not self-hating Jews (you racist), they're Zionist-hating Jews, mainly because Israel is a racist endeavor and they don't want to be associated with racism. Some oppose Israel for religious reasons too.
and to deny these people their home after all these centuries decades is what is racist and anti-semitic.
Agreed, on behalf of Palestinians. They should be allowed to go back to their homes. International law supports this idea too.
I think I'm starting to understand you though, you're one of those religious freaks that believes a country called Israel existed somewhere outside of the Bible...in some mythical past, yes?
Not odd at all. Most human beings are cowards who avoid a fight even for survival.
Anti-Zionist Jews who write in opposition to Israel are not cowards for opposing a racist ideology (Zionism). You should read their arguments, instead of offering crappy ad-homs.
You've got your script down pretty good, a good example of the confluence of the fake liberal left and militant Islam that can be found at this juncture.
Is this your way of saying you don't want a list of anti-Zionist writers? Because if so, fine, I hate lists.
Free Palestine.