MmmmBacon: /facepalm

Yes, the Palestinians totally want peace with Israel. So much so that they are buying perfume named after a rocket used to kill Israelis.

Yup.

Yes, Look at those Americans with their Bazooka gum, Corvette (Naval Ship) cars, Irish car bombs shots, etc...

There are many cases of militarization of the civilian spaces on both sides to get upset about, this is pretty low on the totem pole

Apik0r0s: ocschwar: I, and most of the world, couldn't give two runny shiats about your whining over "civilians".

You and the voices in your head, that is.


Sorry, but 130 nations just agreed that the world has had enough of your racist apartheid regime and its extermination of a people.


Slowest worst extermination of a people EVAR. what with the population increasing, and all.

Israel plans to release their own scent in Gaza. "White Phosphorus", a scent for men, women and children regardless of their status as Combatants or Non Combatants. White Phosphorus has the alluring scent of singed flesh and gives the wearer a feeling of deep, penetrating warmth.

Available soon everywhere within the disputed territories.

Apik0r0s: I didn't choose that name, I was branded with it. It's a badge of honor, frankly. I reject the Torah as coming from God, or anywhere other than the minds of men who used fairy tales in the furtherance of power and control. I don't believe in an afterlife because such a notion is patently ridiculous. There is no observable evidence in the universe that points to life after death. It is common sense.

It's not like anybody else actually believes that crap either, but you either ape their antediluvian chants and nonsense or you don't get into the secret clubhouse. No thanks. Clubhouses built around 3000 year old books is half the problem with the world.

So you've got a chip on your shoulder. That's nice. It's not Israel's fault your cheder teachers were antisocial idiots, though. (Quite probably, your American cheder is well to the right of mainstream Judaism in Israel, to boot.)

I haven't been aping the antidiluvian chants for years, and they still let me into the clubhouse - largely because I don't spend my time there calling them racist farkheaded apartheid-supporting blind-follower automaton assholes. Sure, there are some there like that (I believe I've mentioned one or two many times here), but that's what I meant-

It's probably not best to brand yourself (and you did choose that Fark handle, pal. Even if not, you can always open a new one) as anti-[thing], then walk into where [thing] happens, and then wonder why no one takes you seriously. Dial it back, and perhaps introduce some moderation to your opinions and arguments - even if only to build some bridges with people who may want to hear what (non-hyperbolic things) you have to say.

Apik0r0s: If you don't support apartheid, you're a self-hater.

If you love America more than Israel, you're a self-hater.

If you reject the use of a 3000 year old book written by a goat-herding pedophile as a real-estate deed, you're a self-hater.

If you reject God's gift to you of racial supremacy, you're a self-hater.

So if I don't support apartheid, have almost equal love for Israel and America (sue me, I lived in Israel for a while), reject The Bible as an infallible blueprint for living my life, reject the idea of racial supremacy, yet I still call myself Jewish and still generally support the Israeli side of the argument over the Palestinian side while still advocating for their self-sufficiency (and, if they want, a full decoupling from Israel) - what then?

Am I part of the Zionist conspiracy to replace the cherries inside chocolate-covered cherries with week-old mayonnaise, or am I a libtardo dhimmi moonbat who wishes death upon my countrymen?

PROTIP: the world is far, far more complex than winners and losers, right and wrong. I find that both my buddies who feel that Israel can do no wrong and my (Israeli, American expat) aunt who believes Israel has done little right ignore those parts of the argument that disagree with their conception/characterization of it, and, as most things, the answer is somewhere in between the extremes.

Personally, I think that nothing can get done so long as both sides are waging the wars of centuries ago based on the paranoias of last generation, but I'll admit I can be wrong.

// but to take such a hard line - and with a name like Apikoros, to boot - does nothing to engender any sort of enmity in a debate, online or otherwise
// an "apikores" is either one who does not accept the divinity of the Bible or one who disrespects teachers and scholars (sometimes both), and when your words make you out as the latter definition, hiding behind the former definition seems a bit dishonest
// again, I could be wrong, but that's what I'm seeing

Apik0r0s: ocschwar: Sorry, but 130 nations just agreed

No, 130 UN ambassadors, mostly from shiatholes, agreed to nothing of consequence.

Yeah, here's the 9 who voted against: Canada, Czech Republic, Israel, Marshall Islands, Micronesia (Federated States of), Nauru, Panama, Palau, United States.


LOL, you feel the walls closing in on your precious little racial supremacy experiment in the Mid-East?


They've been attacked by multiple nations before. It usually didn't take long to sort things out, and gain a little more real estate.

/facepalm

Yes, the Palestinians totally want peace with Israel. So much so that they are buying perfume named after a rocket used to kill Israelis.

Yup.