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I agree with you but we had daily 9/11s for months under Trump (in terms of COVID deaths) and people just said fuck it, whoever dies dies, lets just get back to life as usual and not care. Bunch of them even fought against vaccines when they came out to stop those daily 9/11s. So I really don't think people care all that much about mass casualty events any more. I wouldn't even be surprised if media stops covering school shootings one of these days because there is more 'more exciting' news out there or something.
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2024-16-06
Maybe the aquatic inhabitants of the Red Sea is 90% happier now… just a positive thought…
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2024-16-06
It’s not quite that simple. It seems places that had comparatively decent rights for women almost a thousand years ago are still ahead today.
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2024-16-06
Modern Islamic fundamentalism is 150 years old at most.
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2024-16-06
The last productive thing Islam introduced to the world was Arabic numerals. Since then they've priced nothing but corruption, death, destruction and suffering. Every single Arab county is a corrupt despotic disheveled horrific nightmarish hellscape with zero human rights.
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2024-16-06
Right, Europe is known for its peace, lack of conquering of each other and last 80 years aren't an anomaly. Armenia, Holodomor, Holocaust. Just these on paper match congo. World wars also killed 100 million civilians. But that doesn't stop the privileged western white woman from telling the victims "well, it wasn't that bad!"
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Tbf the trade routes through the suez canal mainly supply europe, not the US, so they are mostly defending european trade routes. As a european, im the first to admit that our political strategy has been relying on the US for military defense, and while as a leftist i can partly defend this decision as a general european lack of appetite for investement in the military following 2 world wars primarily fought on our soil, i think the responsibility to protect european interests cant forever be outsourced.
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2024-16-06
Holy shit this has got to be one of the stupidest things I've read on reddit
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2024-16-06
Egypt already fought a nearly decade long war with Yemen that an American ambassador at the time compared the Vietnam war to. No country is interested in putting boots on the ground in Yemen which is the only way to end this. Not Saudi, not the US, not European countries and certainly not Egypt in the current financial state of the government.
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2024-16-06
Never forget that the left labeled anyone who questioned this was called a racist back in the day.
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2024-16-06
Many are going the long way around, prices going up. A really good chan for this.. [What is Going on With Shipping?](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hvT61UoxPGs&pp=ygUdd2hhdCdzIGdvaW5nIG9uIHdpdGggc2hpcHBpbmc%3D)
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the ideology would be the same whatever the religion. all the big religions have the tool and writing to justify these things. what you don't understand is the conditions that brining about the justifications.
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2024-16-06
They have to have some sort of infrastructure and supply line that allows them to carry out these attacks, reducing those to zero would certainly help.
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2024-16-06
? Is there some beef between Egypt and Israel that I've missed?
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2024-16-06
Their western favoritism is also pragmatic from a societal/worldview standpoint. Egypt took a few steps back, but ultimately understands the self-imposed mess the Mideast creates for itself. It’s been involved in numerous negotiations and peace treaties. They also rely heavily on tourism. There’s no reason a country as small as Israel can have numerous, multinational companies…while neighbors in close proximity (outside of wealthy oil nations) don’t have much to envy. In case it hasn’t become obvious, there’s a direct correlation between women’s rights and prosperity that “non-western” nations have fail to grasp.
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Ghengis Khan begs to differ. When dealing with ancient ideologies, ancient solutions proven to work are the only avenues to true victory. Problem is that means literally killing everyone. Which is why Islamic terrorism will never die. We've evolved past it, religious fundamentalists haven't. They're fighting a fight the modern world can't win.
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2024-16-06
And the Presidential palace complex is ridiculous in size and opulence. It would make King Louis XIV envious. Also built as a fortress to keep everyone out.
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2024-16-06
🤣🤣🤣
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2024-16-06
If the US doesn't handle it, China will, and give up influence to an opposed power in the world. The US would lose in that exchange. Also, India, Japan, and the EU are some of America's best trade allies.
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2024-16-06
why bother fighting to defend your country when you already let it be legally invaded and taken over, kinda makes sense now. and anyone with a brain knows those people won't defend the freedom they were granted, just like they didn't try shit against the taliban once the US pulled out
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They can leave, just not through Israel anymore. They still have Egypt and tens of thousands have left through Egypt,
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2024-15-06
Are there no Israeli journalists?
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2024-15-06
Mentioning a single digit soldier death toll in w war that has wiped out 20k civilians on the opposing side seems like a strange headline to me. October 7 was an attack on 100’s of innocent Israeli civilians. I sympathize for the 8 Israeli soldiers but that number is negligible to the number of innocent Palestinians killed daily.
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2024-15-06
What does that have to do with this? Are Israeli journalists a part of Hamas?
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2024-15-06
Can’t smuggle in food. No issue rpgs… keep protesting in support of sharia law…
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2024-15-06
And also the incident where Israel's former prime minister Yitzhak Rabin was assassinated by someone of his own country's far-right after the Oslo Accords. It'd be naive to think everyone on both sides wants peace
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2024-15-06
That kind of thinking is what's keeping the war going.
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2024-15-06
Let me guess, you do care about the Palestinians even tho they started this shit?
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2024-15-06
Oh no billions of Gaza Civilians are dead *points at one dead terrorist who is still holding a gun* Shame on Israel...
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So around 50,000 Palestinians dead, the majority of which are women, children, and the elderly vs around how many Israelis? Last I saw it wasn’t more than 5,000. I’m not say trying to say this isn’t all fucking terrible but I am appalled that Israeli military deaths get reported by every news outlet around while the Palestinian civilians get completely ignored.
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It appears they have edited their comment. It’s a shame they didn’t make it clear that they performed an edit, nor clarify the exact changes made. Given the edit, obviously my response makes little sense.
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2024-16-06
I don’t mean to be harsh but they brought it on themselves didn’t they. Why am I supposed to care about [aggressors] being killed?
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2024-16-06
You may be right, but we also at the same time need leadership in Israel which seeks a realistic solution.
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2024-16-06
Let's not pretend most Israelis love Palestinians.
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2024-16-06
Wanting east Jerusalem is not the same as hating Israel.
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2024-16-06
There have been no such offers.
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2024-16-06
Depends on how many decades it takes climate change to render the whole region uninhabitable.
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2024-16-06
180 metres away.
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2024-16-06
Why would they surrender? What would they gain from so doing?
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2024-16-06
Remind me what happened on Oct 7th and how the IDF is responsible that?
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Annapolis, Taba, Camp David. Not to mention the original partition plan. (Edit: Though, arguably, the partition plan didn't end up in Palestinian sovereignty because Jordan and Egypt conquered the Palestinian territory). Here are the borders proposed at Annapolis in 2008: http://www.passia.org/media/filer_public/f6/ba/f6baca72-afb0-46ac-a229-5636c012b19c/pdfresizercom-pdf-crop_47.pdf You can read more here: https://sgp.fas.org/crs/mideast/RS22768.pdf
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That's so fetch
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Here's a report on what is being taught in Palestinian schools. It's bad enough that the EU withdrew funding over it: https://www.impact-se.org/wp-content/uploads/PA-Reports_-Selected-Examples_Update_Sept-2020.pdf Some relevant quotes: > In fifth grade, dying is described as better than living, in a chapter glorifying Palestinian martyrs. Those who seek to live fruitful, peaceful lives instead of taking the path of martyrs are criticized. "Drinking the cup of bitterness with glory is much sweeter than a pleasant long life accompanied by humiliation." or: > Martyrdom, specifically dying in the battlefield as an act of jihad, will result in "rewards." Students are encouraged to discuss goals and concepts of jihad, jihadi fighters (mujahid) and the wonders of martyrdom for individuals and for society. No other interpretation of jihad is offered. or: > Death is described as unavoidable and predestined. This theological claim is connected directly with a call to engage in jihad, leaving no room for different interpretations. You can read more yourself. So, while I'm sure that on some level, Palestinians love their kids, they are being taught that dying to harm Israel is better than living.
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>But the response from Israel is clearly out of proportion So what Israel should have done is find a music festival in Gaza (good luck with that, BTW) and kill 364 people there, gang rape the same amount of women that were raped by Hamas, invade the near communities and kill the same amount of civilians while they sleep, mutilating and torturing them in the same manner Hamas did to Israeli families, take 240 hostages, torture them and use the same psychological warfare Hamas uses on the remaining 120 hostages while publicly stating they'd do that again and again? Because THAT is proportion, you dimwit.
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That makes so much more sense cheers
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2024-16-06
Is this seriously the only argument you Hamas supporters can come up with? Guess every other lied spewed out by Gaza has been disproved. Now you all resort back to child murder. Wouldn’t be surprised if it was something new next week
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You know that it does, right? Just gives a couple minutes leeway for any quick change.
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This was actually above the fold, top line news in many outlets including Al Jazeera and CBC, and maybe fourth or fifth story down on Reuters and AP. Easy thing to miss if you're not looking. Also noticed you omitted the fact that it was in a hostage rescue situation where they were being held in a civilian area, and many killed were likely combatants. Clearly what you are looking for is unbiased balanced coverage.
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2024-16-06
Thanks for doing the math on how many innocent casualties you consider acceptable against the average, provided they’re Muslim clearly.
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2024-16-06
The number 210 is probably false. There's some real number, which includes Hamas military casualties. There is a number of Palestinians killed by Hamas firing RPGs in urban environment; we will never know that number. Random internet person framing: Israel killed 200 Palestinian civilians by accident. 🤷
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2024-16-06
Syria.. Iraq.. Any urban conflict in the last 30 years?
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2024-16-06
Didn't the Camp David proposals offer Palestine half of Jerusalem?
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While this should not affect the value of their lives, I feel the need to point out that you do not seem to understand that in small countries, citizens are usually required to serve in the military. The same way drafts work. Off the top of my head, Israelis and South Koreans are required to serve in their respective armies. Ukraine recently stopped giving expats passports to force them to return and join the army. Those people do not choose to become soldiers.
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I don't think Israel has put that on the table.
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That's why I said "pretty sure". It's a rare population that doesn't. I'm not aware of any.
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Sure man.
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Sure man
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2024-17-06
I reckon you didn't pay attention when Gaza carried terrorist attacks in Israel in which even their civilian population took part in, which is preceded by their trying to rain missiles on Israel over the course of 20 years. Turns out that 1) No country will just sit on its ass while a hostile nation launches an attack on them that ends with 1,139 of its population dead in horrifying ways as well as 120 other people are abducted to be held hostage, and 2) Giving a superior enemy reason to wage war against you is bound to end up being a *very* lopsided conflict.
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Came here to say this
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Yet, how easily their freedom they believe they’re voting for is taken away.   Even voting for women’s rights or bump stocks…  how quickly our power is taken from those that seek power and money. 
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The European elections use proportional representation. RN (the far right) won 31% of the vote and that directly translates into 31% of the seats (actually even more because of how small parties are treated). The national elections in France are unusual in Europe for not using proportional representation, but rather single member constituencies (like in the UK or US), with a two round system. If in the second round all or most of the other parties support one another against RN, RN needs 50% of the vote in the respective constituency for each seat.
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I guess Antisemitism is again in fashion with the Lunatic Left, albeit rebranded as "Anti-Zionism".
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2024-15-06
Have you considered that parroting actual [propaganda from the military wing of Hamas]( https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Al-Qassam_Brigades) is bad?
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2024-15-06
Yeah it’s much better to parrot actual propaganda from the IDF, am I right?
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2024-15-06
Didn't say that is was now. Could you comment on the topic at hand instead of deflection?
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2024-15-06
What does antisemitic mean again?
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2024-15-06
The West needs to get a handle on those burgeoning terrorists. Can’t really allow that sort of nonsense to flourish.
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>The downing of the civilian plane, named Kaleva, en route from Tallinn to Helsinki happened on June 14, 1940 — just three months after Finland had signed a peace treaty with Moscow How very russian of them.
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The plane is Finnished
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Russia has a long history of shooting down airliners
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Any explanation why they did that?
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Would this include Arabic Israeli citizens?
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From the makers of The Maginot Line, another stupid move when it comes to the defense industry
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Is the oil tanker to refuel the rescue tug?
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2024
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"Oh *sorry,* that worked a little too well eh? Hey nobody should do that anymore, that sound okay guys?"
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Formerly the z team lol bottom of the barrel
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2024-15-06
"this time, we're not sorry"
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2024-16-06
Idk a Woolies roast chicken for half price after 8.30pm takes some beating
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2024-16-06
LOL that’s a perfect tag line for a movie following a commando team from Manitoba
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> a fleet of Russian warships So, TWO is a "fleet" now? • Warships: one surface, one sub • Support boats: one tugboat, one floating jerry-can for that Special Russian Diesel that they can't buy in Cuba. Or maybe Cuba doesn't take rubles.
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2024-16-06
Let's fuck!
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Meet me at the tree-less border between Washington and B.C.
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No, everything got sank in the Black Sea…..right!
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As a Canadian I've always viewed America as the older, troubled child who left home and had a fight with mom and dad (great Britain), and later fixed relations. With Canada being kind of the mommy's boy who stayed home and kept in good ties with his parents. So yeah sending Canada is hilarious.
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How does going vegan stop forest fires?
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Thousands of rockets. Hundred of thousands of Israelis are internally displaced, entire villages are destroyed, and fires have consumed good chunks of forests in northern Israel. No other country on Earth would tolerate or be expected to tolerate this. UNIFIL is welcome to perform the mandate it was unanimously given by the UN 17 years ago.
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2024-15-06
Miscalculation? That has been pretty much the only consistent thing UN is good at doing.
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Agreed, I have always had the mindset of, if you know your going to fight them anyway and they are only going to get stronger if you don't, fight them now.
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