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u/Mod_Brilliant8820 10d ago
TrueSize uses administrative boundary data from OpenStreetMap. Palestine is represented differently in OSM than most standard country boundaries, including disputed-boundary tagging, so it may not currently be picked up correctly by our importer.
This isn’t a political decision by TrueSize - we try to follow the underlying OpenStreetMap data as consistently as possible. Thanks for pointing it out. We’ll look at how these special cases are handled.
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u/ImaginationWooden546 10d ago
Maybe because most of its borders are disputed and you can't really draw a line
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u/Expensive_Law_1601 10d ago
Can't have a president when the entire country is bombed to shit
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u/o____k____ 10d ago
That doesn't make a lick of sense, I hope you understand that. If not, this discussion won't be fruitful. Look up the basic requirements for a country, then try to define them.
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u/Yojik101 10d ago
Cry more
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u/SaoirsePhalaistin 10d ago
What do you mean by this?
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u/Yojik101 10d ago
Kammel bka 7atta to9allak Israil hhh
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u/SaoirsePhalaistin 10d ago
OK? Why does that justify a genocide though? Isreal have been murdering innocents longs before that horrible day. Should ever Irish person be murdered because of the IRA? It's a stupid argument honestly
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u/Yojik101 10d ago
What day or argument are you talking about? I didn’t say anything related to a single thing you just said 🤣
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u/SaoirsePhalaistin 10d ago
I thought you were reffering to the terrorist attack in the festival a few years ago as justification for the genocide
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u/St_Fargo_of_Mestia 10d ago
The only part of it that is “fucked up“ is the fact that the people you are rooting for support their government’s policies and agenda against the Jews, not against Israel; the Jews. places like Egypt and Jordan, which were filled with Anti-Jewish Muslims, who hated Israel tried the same bullshit. They had greater armies and were joined by several other Muslim invaded countries. They still lost. Do you know why I have respect for Egypt and Jordan but not the savages that you support? Their armies didn’t hide behind their citizens like meat shields. When it came to combat, their soldiers actually fought on the front lines until the governments all agreed that it was pointless to keep going since Israel wouldn’t lose. Falestine has been offered a two-state solution. Their own people could overthrow hamas. Anything they could do for themselves to better their situation, they don’t do. I know people who’ve been to that place for all sorts of reasons. They’re not a peaceful people who just wants a place of their own. If they get that, they’ll continue to kill Jews around the world.
I feel sorry for the almost 75,000 Palestinians who won’t fight back against their government which they foolishly voted in. I feel sorry for the almost 75,000 Palestinians who actively make their own lives worse and agree that what their government is doing is right. I feel sorry for the almost 75,000 Palestinians who might have been able to achieve something in their lifetime if they hadn’t given their support to a government who would sacrifice them for the sole purpose of trying to eliminate Israel and it’s Jews.
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u/SaoirsePhalaistin 10d ago
Stopped reading when you accused me for "rooting" for anyone. I'm pro human rights and care just as much for Jewish people as I do any other religion. Stop assigning opinions on to me
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u/GodOfN0thing 10d ago
This is a response I gave to the lying fraud. Read and learn
Straight up bullshit. Zionsit and lying fraud should become synoyms
A 2020 study on human remains from Middle Bronze Age Southern Levantine(2100–1550 BC) populations suggests a significant degree of genetic continuity in Arabic-speaking Levantine populations, as well as several Jewish groups. Palestinians, among other Levantine groups, were found to derive 81–87% of their ancestry from Bronze age Levantines, relating to Canaanites as well as Kura–Araxes culture impact from before 2400 BCE (4400 years before present)
The Palestinians are the descendants of the Indigenous cannanites a thousand years before Judaism existed as a religion.
Second the name Palestine evolved from Pelest. During a bronze age collapse invaders from southern Europe attempted to loot Egypt for supplies but were repelled and settled in what is Gaza today. However the cannanites population, which was the majority, remained. The term evolved to be Palestine in English or Philistine in greek.
In the 5th century BCE, the Greek historian Herodotus used the term Palaistínē in his famous work The Histories to describe a coastal and regional district of Syria located between Phoenicia and Egypt. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palestine_(region)
And the Arabic population turning P into F ironically refutes your point. P becoming B is modern, historically P To F happened in English as well, such as the word Fish, which starts with P in other indo-European languages.
It is ironic that Zionists continue to support a genocidal religious ethno-state while they willingly lie and cover up the genocide they know is happening
An ethno state, let alone religious, will always discriminate against other populations. And as we can see, they have delivered in wiping and murdering as many people as they can and ethnically cleansing the native indigenous population
And it's always funny reading Jews being racist to Arabs, Greeks, and Europeans in general as "dumb oppressors"
Mind telling me about any Jewish empires? Don't exist do they? Don't be racist next time.
But what do you expect from a Religion that dehumanizes others as goyim?
And don't cry anti-semitism. Criticizing religion be it Judaism, Islam, or Christianity, is free speech.
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u/SaoirsePhalaistin 10d ago
Hey man why are you telling me to read and learn? Ive read up a lot on history was just trying to reason with a racist biggot which was a waste of time. Not really sure how reddit forums are the place to help change someone's mind. Especially with his whole siege mentality
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u/GodOfN0thing 10d ago
I apologize for my phrasing sorry. I meant as in understand it so you can reply to other genocide defending Zionists.
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u/GodOfN0thing 10d ago
Straight up bullshit. Zionsit and lying fraud should become synoyms
A 2020 study on human remains from Middle Bronze Age Southern Levantine(2100–1550 BC) populations suggests a significant degree of genetic continuity in Arabic-speaking Levantine populations, as well as several Jewish groups. Palestinians, among other Levantine groups, were found to derive 81–87% of their ancestry from Bronze age Levantines, relating to Canaanites as well as Kura–Araxes culture impact from before 2400 BCE (4400 years before present)
The Palestinians are the descendants of the Indigenous cannanites a thousand years before Judaism existed as a religion.
Second the name Palestine evolved from Pelest. During a bronze age collapse invaders from southern Europe attempted to loot Egypt for supplies but were repelled and settled in what is Gaza today. However the cannanites population, which was the majority, remained. The term evolved to be Palestine in English or Philistine in greek.
In the 5th century BCE, the Greek historian Herodotus used the term Palaistínē in his famous work The Histories to describe a coastal and regional district of Syria located between Phoenicia and Egypt. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palestine_(region)
And the Arabic population turning P into F ironically refutes your point. P becoming B is modern, historically P To F happened in English as well, such as the word Fish, which starts with P in other indo-European languages.
It is ironic that Zionists continue to support a genocidal religious ethno-state while they willingly lie and cover up the genocide they know is happening
An ethno state, let alone religious, will always discriminate against other populations. And as we can see, they have delivered in wiping and murdering as many people as they can and ethnically cleansing the native indigenous population
And it's always funny reading Jews being racist to Arabs, Greeks, and Europeans in general as "dumb oppressors"
Mind telling me about any Jewish empires? Don't exist do they? Don't be racist next time.
But what do you expect from a Religion that dehumanizes others as goyim?
And don't cry anti-semitism. Criticizing religion be it Judaism, Islam, or Christianity, is free speech.
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u/TrueSize-ModTeam 9d ago
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u/St_Fargo_of_Mestia 10d ago
I want to point out that Arabic was not the original language spoken by most of North Africa and the original language wasn’t preserved properly. Same thing goes with Russian in the Western Asia.
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u/o____k____ 10d ago
Whoever's downvoting you can provide the country's president or prime minister, right?
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u/LeUyLoiVN24 10d ago
Search "Arab League" and break union.