Israel’s Genocide in Gaza | 2023- till present
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Davey Crockett
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After Spain got rid of the Moorish occupation of hundreds of years, white was determined by the term, 'blue blood's. Look at the veins on the back of one's hands. Do they appear blue? The person is white.
That's my definition of white, a time tested method used for hundreds of years.
Davey Crockett
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My parents were also escapees from Nazi Germany. A Star of David on a tank or warplane is a much better situation than one on a casket or armband.
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fitpOsitive
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Israel is a divided society. The dominant part is religious and are basically European ( dutch are the most powerful ones here). Then in military and politics, slavics are the most powerful people. Then we have general masses, the less powerful part which is comprised of Yemini, Moroccan, Ethopean, Indian, Spanish, even Pakistani.
So tnats how this tutty fruitti is made up of.
Israel event protests show best of America and Israel
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/...ael-event-protests-show-best-america-israel/#
ByTom Rogan
May 24, 2024 3:45 pm
The Israeli Embassy hosted an event at the National Building Museum in Washington celebrating Israel’s 76th anniversary on Thursday. Attendees such as House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) offered a somber tone reflective of world events. Still, the event served as a useful reminder of pluralistic democracy and the democratic values Israel uniquely embodies in the Middle East.
A throng of approximately 50 protesters was spread out at various positions on the perimeter of the National Building Museum. This meant a large number of attendees had to walk past these protesters to get to the event’s entry line. And while a large number of police officers and Department of Homeland Security personnel were present, the noise and intimidation tactics employed by the protesters were robust. The protesters played screeching sounds emulating dying children. They shouted, “Shame on you!” at guests and accused them of being complicit in murder. They attempted to stare down every guest who walked by, often raising up red-stained hands in front of them. Some guests clearly felt intimidated, avoiding eye contact as they walked by.
That said, the protesters apparently did not take kindly to guests stopping and staring them down in return. Similarly, while the protesters took photos and video recordings of guests who walked by, as in the first photo below, they did not appear to enjoy having the same courtesy extended back to them.
Still, the tenor and proximity of these protesters to those in attendance speaks to American exceptionalism. These protesters would have been forced far further from the event’s entry point in most of Western Europe, for example. There, as in much of the democratic world, the legal balance between intimidation and free speech falls to the former. But the American way of putting free speech first, especially on matters of public import, is a far better one. The health of a vibrant democracy requires the right to make an argument passionately. This is important both for the individual’s imbued confidence in his own freedom but also for the societal interest in a robust, unrestrained exchange of ideas.
Yes, this free speech paradigm must go both ways. Pro-Israel protesters must be provided the same rights of proximate protest at a pro-Palestinian event, for example. And where people engage in violence or unlawful incitement to violence (which, under U.S. law, rightly requires intent for imminent violence and a likelihood of such violence), they should be arrested and charged to the fullest extent of the law. But whether on Israel, gender matters, or any other concern, free speech must be prioritized over feelings of upset at said speech.
Of course, in that same consideration, this event also showed the best of Israel. In contrast with the protesters’ offering of emulated death and vitriolic fury, this anniversary event celebrated a vibrant democracy and the better sustainment of the Jewish people. For Jews to walk past screaming fanatics must be painful and infuriating. And the protesters’ hypocrisy must also be noted here. After all, were roles reversed and were this a pro-Palestinian event in Gaza or the West Bank and the protesters outside it instead supporting Israel, one would imagine those protesters would not get the same free speech protections as they received here or would, if to a slightly lesser degree, receive in Israel.
But in the end, that’s what makes America and Israel far better than their enemies. And why those enemies must never be allowed to triumph.
(Tom Rogan)
(Tom Rogan)
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/...ael-event-protests-show-best-america-israel/#
ByTom Rogan
May 24, 2024 3:45 pm
The Israeli Embassy hosted an event at the National Building Museum in Washington celebrating Israel’s 76th anniversary on Thursday. Attendees such as House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) offered a somber tone reflective of world events. Still, the event served as a useful reminder of pluralistic democracy and the democratic values Israel uniquely embodies in the Middle East.
A throng of approximately 50 protesters was spread out at various positions on the perimeter of the National Building Museum. This meant a large number of attendees had to walk past these protesters to get to the event’s entry line. And while a large number of police officers and Department of Homeland Security personnel were present, the noise and intimidation tactics employed by the protesters were robust. The protesters played screeching sounds emulating dying children. They shouted, “Shame on you!” at guests and accused them of being complicit in murder. They attempted to stare down every guest who walked by, often raising up red-stained hands in front of them. Some guests clearly felt intimidated, avoiding eye contact as they walked by.
That said, the protesters apparently did not take kindly to guests stopping and staring them down in return. Similarly, while the protesters took photos and video recordings of guests who walked by, as in the first photo below, they did not appear to enjoy having the same courtesy extended back to them.
Still, the tenor and proximity of these protesters to those in attendance speaks to American exceptionalism. These protesters would have been forced far further from the event’s entry point in most of Western Europe, for example. There, as in much of the democratic world, the legal balance between intimidation and free speech falls to the former. But the American way of putting free speech first, especially on matters of public import, is a far better one. The health of a vibrant democracy requires the right to make an argument passionately. This is important both for the individual’s imbued confidence in his own freedom but also for the societal interest in a robust, unrestrained exchange of ideas.
Yes, this free speech paradigm must go both ways. Pro-Israel protesters must be provided the same rights of proximate protest at a pro-Palestinian event, for example. And where people engage in violence or unlawful incitement to violence (which, under U.S. law, rightly requires intent for imminent violence and a likelihood of such violence), they should be arrested and charged to the fullest extent of the law. But whether on Israel, gender matters, or any other concern, free speech must be prioritized over feelings of upset at said speech.
Of course, in that same consideration, this event also showed the best of Israel. In contrast with the protesters’ offering of emulated death and vitriolic fury, this anniversary event celebrated a vibrant democracy and the better sustainment of the Jewish people. For Jews to walk past screaming fanatics must be painful and infuriating. And the protesters’ hypocrisy must also be noted here. After all, were roles reversed and were this a pro-Palestinian event in Gaza or the West Bank and the protesters outside it instead supporting Israel, one would imagine those protesters would not get the same free speech protections as they received here or would, if to a slightly lesser degree, receive in Israel.
But in the end, that’s what makes America and Israel far better than their enemies. And why those enemies must never be allowed to triumph.
hussain0216
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Hundreds of millions of people in the middle east cannot be out at risk because you people can't live anywhere without creating so much anger Injustice and hatred
It's time to separate the populations, Jews need to go to Europe or America and see if they can make a go of it there, the populations of the middle east can't live alongside you monsters
ThirdFaculty
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Im arguing with a moron / illiterate
My point stands pak army couldn’t even mop or respond to countless deaths by ANA,taliban,bps, Indian army etc
They were literal punch bags
Ppl on the old forum posted daily the deaths and the army hid the numbers
The generals acted passively and couldn’t give a shit about there deaths the strategic bullshit happened outside of Pakistans hands when in mattered the honour of the pak Jawaan didn’t mean shit to the drunk generals like bajwa
Meengla
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Americans don't want to really help the Gazans and the Pier, while not for the forced-migration of Gazans, is a token gesture. You know, when you harp for decades about 'freedom and democracy' and 'human rights' blah blah then sometimes you have to 'appear' to be doing something to backup your words--however small that may be.
So nobody in American political circles (or circus!) is shedding tears over the [broken!] pier! And Israelis don't mind no pier at all.
However, I don't think the Gazans mind the pier much or it would have been destroyed. The Gazans need any morsel to eat, any drop to drink they can get.
PS. The broken pier costing $300+ million reflects very poorly on the American workmanship! Well, at least some 'Contractor' near Gaza made money. Why not then when many in the Congress milk every conflict!
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Dalit
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You genocidal thug. Don't desecrate our flag. Change your avatar.
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