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barracuda wrote:The same goes for America, and almost any country you can name, smiths.
I feel pretty much the same way when I read people going on about their favorite football or baseball teams, or talking about tee vee shows they enjoy while their countries of residence are literally burning children world-wide. Should we ban those people too?
What fine country do you live in that is not currently killing innocent children?
smiths wrote:ahh, thats a good one 17breezes, you talking about credibilty is actually the laughter i needed to deal with feeling so upset by it all,
now, just remind me, which arab state just killed 9 or more people in international waters and got away with it?
smiths wrote:once again you miss the point barracuda, i know realise it is intentional
this is not a discussion of racists pasts and abuse
this is a discussion about the actions NOW of a CURRENT and ACTIVE racist state that is receiving protection from an international community
Username wrote:Yes. We should ban those people who loudly support the burning of children.
I'd say the people who quietly support it are no less offensive.
Sepka wrote:Israel's blockade is praiseworthy. Keeping extremely tight control over the Palestinians until they decide to live in peace is the solution most likely to prevent needless loss of life. It's not a perfect solution, but it's better than any of the proposed alternatives that I've seen. The Israelis are showing a great deal more restraint and humanity than the Palestinians have ever done.
Simulist wrote:Sepka, bless your little heart... You're terribly wrong, but you are unfailingly consistent at it.
Seems like that deserves some credit. (You know, for something.)
On the poll thread today:
Sepka wrote:
Israel's blockade is praiseworthy. Keeping extremely tight control over the Palestinians until they decide to live in peace is the solution most likely to prevent needless loss of life. It's not a perfect solution, but it's better than any of the proposed alternatives that I've seen. The Israelis are showing a great deal more restraint and humanity than the Palestinians have ever done.
Not even a response. I find that interesting.
Username wrote:~
pffffft . . . it was Sepka.
slomo wrote:You know, I'm starting to have a great deal more sympathy for Nordic's hissy fit. I would not characterize the situation in such stark terms as he, but it does appear that statements which dehumanize Palestinians (such as Sepka's, not to mention 17's) get a pass, while even the vaguest whiff of anti-semitism gets at least a stern warning if not an outright ban.
Jeff, it's your forum, you can moderate it any way you deem fit. But it does raise questions about inherent biases, and whether I should participate under the circumstances.
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