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Originally posted by Krypton Oh nice. Thanks for pointing out the support of the Egyptian dictatorship of Mubarak supported by Israel and United States in subjugating the Palestinians.

admit it, you have no idea who is subjugating whom at this point except what 9 words you pulled from a Rueters link. awesome job! did an "un-named official" tell you that?

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Originally posted by Q5echo admit it, you have no idea who is subjugating whom at this point except what 9 words you pulled from a Rueters link. awesome job! did an "un-named official" tell you that?

Resorting to ad hominems huh? Gee, your argument is falling apart quicker than I thought...

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Originally posted by Krypton Resorting to ad hominems. Gee, your argument is falling apart quickly than I thought...

point being is that all this sobbing you do over the Gaza blockade ignores the fact that a blockade relies completely upon the tacit agreement of other countries that border her. the same goes for Jordan and the West Bank.

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Originally posted by Q5echo war is human as much as peace is but one will invariably follow the other and will ALWAYS depend on how much human life is valued over death or the fear of death. just prior to this escalation only one side of "humans" value death over life - war over peace.

If war is human, then what I said is truth. Both sides are equally worthless and equally priceless, and it is based on the perception of sides. From an unattached third party both are either worthless or priceless.

Being one of those, I'd go with worthless. Both sides do too much to inflame world passions and we would be better off with out them both.

This is fuckin bullshit and someone has to fuckin stop these fuckin scumbags for killing 200 people in one day.FUCK YOU ISREAL FUCK YOU

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Originally posted by Q5echo point being is that all this sobbing you do over the Gaza blockade ignores the fact that a blockade relies completely upon the tacit agreement of other countries that border her. the same goes for Jordan and the West Bank.

Don't mind my "sobbing". Address the points. A blockade is an act of war. WTF are the Palestinians supposed to do? Accept their humiliation with a smile on their faces?

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Originally posted by Joss Weatherby If war is human, then what I said is truth. Both sides are equally worthless and equally priceless, and it is based on the perception of sides. From an unattached third party both are either worthless or priceless. Being one of those, I'd go with worthless. Both sides do too much to inflame world passions and we would be better off with out them both.

you obviously don't have a dog in this fight, so to speak, so what you think or what you have to say about this where people are just trying to live in peace is again, not saying much

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Originally posted by Krypton Don't mind my "sobbing". Address the points. A blockade is an act of war. WTF are the Palestinians supposed to do? Accept their humiliation with a smile on their faces?

Hamas' very existence is predicated on war and acts of war.

by your own logic Hamas should be firing rockets across the border into Egypt as well.

what are Palestinians supposed to do? reject war.

This makes me sad.

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Originally posted by hardcore trancer This is fuckin bullshit and someone has to fuckin stop these fuckin scumbags for killing 200 people in one day.FUCK YOU ISREAL FUCK YOU

haha... you're totally taking the Hamas bait exactly as they want. If Canada or the U.S. or England or whoever was getting hit with rockets from a neighboring country, INDESCRIMINATLY dropping into civillian areas, what do you think would happen? So what if 200 people have been killed in one day... Israel is at least specifically targeting Hamas and being as surgical in nature as they can be; Hamas has been asking for this and is trying to get sympathy from all over the world, especially from naive fools like yourself, and play the victim. You think they Israel should count the exact number of rockets and send the exact same amount back "to be fair"? Think about it... if Canada launched about 200 rockets into Detroit, regardless of the number of people they killed, the U.S. would have the right to hit back as necessary.

This about sums it up... deal with it----> "Hamas made it clear last week that they wanted war. They announced the end of the so-called truce, although as the 16th paragraph in this report finally makes clear, Hamas and other affiliated groups had never stopped attacking Israel. They want to provoke a wider war and hope to get Egypt involved. The Egyptians opened the border to provide emergency medical care to the wounded and condemned the attack, but have not broken diplomatic relations with Israel yet over the attack.

The world should step aside and quit interfering in the war Hamas so desperately wants and will desperately lose if left to their own devices. As long as Hamas controls Gaza, a state of war exists, and cease-fires do nothing to advance peace, as this year has proven yet again. Tiresome calls for "restraint" don't work when one side is determined to have war. The best way to resolve this conflict is to allow Hamas to have its war and get utterly crushed by Israel or overthrown by Gazans to avoid that unavoidable conclusion.

Hamas insists on a war of annihilation and won't accept any other solution. Let them have it."

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Originally posted by DJ Damerchi well a very proportionate response those rockets fired by Hamas really destroyed that Israeli tumbleweed

Your point was about as accurate as said mortars...

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