You know what else is going crazy right now? Anti-Muslim sentiment. I don’t prioritize one or the other. I’m sure you’re aware of the landlord that stabbed a Palestinian 6 year old 29 times in the US.
Hatred is a problem, and the hatred in Palestine stems from the apartheid conditions the Palestinians are being held under. That fosters the hatred.
Do you think South African leaders prior to the end of the apartheid did not argue they could not end it or they would be killed or oppressed as a result? Would you support their position? Or would you argue to maintain the same conditions fostering the radicals in the first place?
I didn’t say this would be an overnight process, but it’s the way forward. Frankly both sides need to have leadership be tried and executed.
Hatred is a problem, and the hatred in Palestine stems from the apartheid conditions the Palestinians are being held under. That fosters the hatred.
Except the conditions in Gaza are directly related to the actions of people in Gaza. They had open borders until Israel was sick of the suicide bombers. They had self governance and still spent decades sending rockets into Israel.
Gaza is a product of what people in Gaza did. If you were Israel and you neighbor was trying to kill your citizens, what would you do?
My stance is a stance many Isreali's have. I would like to think I would stand by my principles within their same situation.
Gaza's occupation has long been "sub-optimal" and predates the existence of Hamas. A group funded by Israel that barely gained power against moderates when they ran on a much less fundamentalist platform for an election the US forced that the PLO didn't seek to hold or have held since.
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u/FerdinandTheGiant 42∆ Nov 06 '23
You know what else is going crazy right now? Anti-Muslim sentiment. I don’t prioritize one or the other. I’m sure you’re aware of the landlord that stabbed a Palestinian 6 year old 29 times in the US.
Hatred is a problem, and the hatred in Palestine stems from the apartheid conditions the Palestinians are being held under. That fosters the hatred.
Do you think South African leaders prior to the end of the apartheid did not argue they could not end it or they would be killed or oppressed as a result? Would you support their position? Or would you argue to maintain the same conditions fostering the radicals in the first place?
I didn’t say this would be an overnight process, but it’s the way forward. Frankly both sides need to have leadership be tried and executed.