Re: Hamas and Fatah Killing One Another
You never heard of Indian reservations? They live in squalor conditions, the poorest people in the country live in Indian reservations.
Nope never heard of em characterized that way. I thought they were land allotted to Native Americans that republicans thought were too exorbitant. If they really have the same conditions that Palestinians have then American should be condemned for it.
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But back to the plight of the Palestinians - they were dealt with fairly - and every single time they or their Arab neighbors have foiled any attempts by attacking Israel. If Native Americans were doing that to the US today, they would cease to exist. Period.
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Im not sure what to say to that. All I can say is arguing for genocide of any given race is a pretty bold step.
The 19th and 20th century jews of Europe could have been characterized that way, and I guess some people did end up doing the solution you propose.
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There is no changing what the UN created in 1947.
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The UN has had many many resolutions condemning Israel for a number of different things and Israel dismisses resolutions by UN routinely. For that matter the UN regards Kashmir as disputed territory. Why is the word of the UN so final on this particular issue?
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If only the Palestinians had accepted it. Their only choice now is to negotiate or win the land back by force. They can't do either apparently.
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Were the Palestinians given a say in the matter? 5 countries come together and disenfranchise you from your country, you are just supposed to accept it?
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Gambling is slowy changing the condition of the Native Americans, maybe the Palestinians should be allowed to open casinos?
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Yea, I guess the criminality of Israel is the same as the criminality of America's founding fathers. Migrate into a country, displace/kill the local residents and treat them like sub-human people, and expect them to live with whatever you give them.
I wasnt aware that Native Americans still live in squalor, I thought there was a generational guilt about their treatment in history. Pitiful, if this is true.