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11-18-2012 08:43 AM |
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Originally Posted by Newkie
(Post 1251734)
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But yeah, while the Hamas Covenant may not be the most popular view i think hate is a pretty appropriate term. Also entirely understandable.
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The Hamas covenant basically outlines the obliteration of the state of Isreal, whilst stating that it is tolerant of other religions and peoples, as long as they don't interfere with Hamas ambitions, sounds pretty dictatorial to me.
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Originally Posted by Rjinn
(Post 1251737)
You almost sounded sympathetic there. ;)
You know, you can hate something and try take back what is yours without killing someone, right?
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I'm always sympathetic.
You can in most democratic systems with laws firmly in place. But where that doesn't exist in your favour, you have to resort to other methods which may or may not involve using violence.
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That doesn't explain why "all Arabs hate Israelis and want to start a war."
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I'm sure you're fully aware of the conflict of hate that started in biblical times and this culture of hatred has been passed down generation after generation, it doesn't exist of course in all Arabs, only those that have been directly affected by Isreal, through either persecution or just being on the losing side in one of the numerous conflicts. I'm sure an average person in say Saudi Arabia doesn't have a deep-rooted hatred of Isreal, whilst somebody from the Lebanon is far more likely to. There is also the binding link of Islam to unite them against the common enemy as well.
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So you can just stomp into somebody's house, order them to share it with you and say "Oh well he won't give it back so ok."
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There's no need to stomp in, they already share the same house. The problem is, the Isrealis have the run of the house, whilst the Palestinians live in the toilet and the shed.
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