Ok either Sliver is mentally retarded (not a slur, it's no fault of your own if you are) or he is trolling.
For that reason, I'm out.
That is a fallacious argument. If we followed that logically it would mean the the UK would be within its rights to bomb Dublin every-time a republican bomb went off.
Ok either Sliver is mentally retarded (not a slur, it's no fault of your own if you are) or he is trolling.
For that reason, I'm out.
Not fallacious, unless you wind the whole thing back to land stealing. When Israel attack Palestine it's always after Israeli's have been murdered. They never go in for no reason. Also, a lot more civilians wouldn't die, if the terrorists didn't hide in schools, hospitals and mosques.
That is not true.
What isn't true ? What did I say that you think is entirely false ?
That Israel only use force when Israelis are killed by Hamas. As I explained.
So you will have to forgive me if I thought you were trolling...
Ok well I misspoke. What I should have said was they only retaliate to attacks and don't initiate them. ( in recent years).
Again, this is not true. Last year for example, Israel initiated various bombing on civilian building they assumed were being used by Hamas or other organisations they deem to be terrorists. This is sometimes precipitated by rocket attacks, but often rocket attacks come after the targeted bombing of Gaza.
Consider yourself forgiven.![]()
Actually you're wrong about this. Probable cause to prevent an imminent attack is justification to initiate an action. So I fully support a first strike in that sense. We would do the same in the UK, if we were threatened in that way.
I like how this forum operates at times. I disagree with several people here about a very complex issue, but I'm a troll and a retard, while the people whom I disagree with are presumably high brow intellectuals, who are never wrong about anything ever.
But Israel is not recognised as a terrorist state by any nation on earth. Palestine is. Again with the nonsense and self delusion.
I used to live in South Africa. So I'm betting I know more about that situation than you.![]()
And the UK, as a rule, doesn't bomb civilian building because they think terrorists operate there. We never did it during the republican terrorism and while we may attack training camps and so on in Afghanistan, we also support a huge rebuilding and regional investment policy to undermine any terrorist organisation gaining popular support in those same regions. Look at our operations in Iraq after the fall of Saddam when we were supporting the Iraqi Government, the aerial strikes on civilian targets stopped and ground and support operations commenced. You cannot fight terrorism by bombing the civilian population. In fact as an advance democracy, Israel has a moral obligation not to.
Can you imagine the outcry if we had got the RAF and Army to carpet bomb Ulster and Belfast because we knew IRA terrorists had lived there once and in doing so killed hundreds of families and innocent children?
Israel does it and they are "defending themselves" from rockets which are little more than fireworks in metal pipes which do minimal damage other than psychological.