Israel-Hamas War 2023

[Legbiter]

It is indeed a Final Solution to the Palestinian problem in the Gaza Strip, but only involves ethnic cleansing / population transfers, Balkan-style ( in the old days Orient included Balkans) so alles in Ordnung. 

Yeah it kinda reminds me of the end of the Tamil Tigers. 100 years from now the Palestinian cause will be about as relevant then as the 19th century ethnic displacement of the Circassians is today.

[Josquius]

It is indeed a Final Solution to the Palestinian problem in the Gaza Strip, but only involves ethnic cleansing / population transfers, Balkan-style ( in the old days Orient included Balkans) so alles in Ordnung. 

Yeah it kinda reminds me of the end of the Tamil Tigers. 100 years from now the Palestinian cause will be about as relevant then as the 19th century ethnic displacement of the Circassians is today.

Thats the zionists hope.
Whilst the Palestinians remain in existence and children are being subjected to such suffering however, its only right to object to this.

[The Minsky Moment]

Yeah it kinda reminds me of the end of the Tamil Tigers. 100 years from now the Palestinian cause will be about as relevant then as the 19th century ethnic displacement of the Circassians is today.

I hope that is not true because it would also mean that Israel ceased to exist.

Zionism and Palestinian nationalism are two sides of the same coin.

[HVC]

If theres one thing that part of the world is known for it's their short memory.

[Duque de Bragança]

If theres one thing that part of the world is known for it's their short memory.

Wer redet heute noch von der Vernichtung der Armenier?
Who, after all, speaks today of the annihilation of the Armenians?

[Razgovory]

If theres one thing that part of the world is known for it's their short memory.

Wer redet heute noch von der Vernichtung der Armenier?
Who, after all, speaks today of the annihilation of the Armenians?

Yeah, somehow I don't think they are holding vigils for the Syriac Christians who were slaughtered in 1918 or Jews forcibly deported from Iraq after 1948.  Their memory is rather selective.

[Valmy]

If theres one thing that part of the world is known for it's their short memory.

Wer redet heute noch von der Vernichtung der Armenier?
Who, after all, speaks today of the annihilation of the Armenians?

Yeah, somehow I don't think they are holding vigils for the Syriac Christians who were slaughtered in 1918 or Jews forcibly deported from Iraq after 1948.  Their memory is rather selective.

Who are they here? Pretty sure the Syriac Christians and the Jews remember those. The long memories are typically not for their own people's atrocities, but rather for their grievances against others. Same with the Balkans.

[HVC]

If theres one thing that part of the world is known for it's their short memory.

Wer redet heute noch von der Vernichtung der Armenier?
Who, after all, speaks today of the annihilation of the Armenians?

Yeah, somehow I don't think they are holding vigils for the Syriac Christians who were slaughtered in 1918 or Jews forcibly deported from Iraq after 1948.  Their memory is rather selective.

Who are they here? Pretty sure the Syriac Christians and the Jews remember those. The long memories are typically not for their own people's atrocities, but rather for their grievances against others. Same with the Balkans.

i mean Raz remembers them, which in and of itself goes against his point

[Razgovory]

If theres one thing that part of the world is known for it's their short memory.

Wer redet heute noch von der Vernichtung der Armenier?
Who, after all, speaks today of the annihilation of the Armenians?

Yeah, somehow I don't think they are holding vigils for the Syriac Christians who were slaughtered in 1918 or Jews forcibly deported from Iraq after 1948.  Their memory is rather selective.

Who are they here? Pretty sure the Syriac Christians and the Jews remember those. The long memories are typically not for their own people's atrocities, but rather for their grievances against others. Same with the Balkans.

Well obvious the Middle Easterners who belong in the Middle East. Arab Nationalists and Islamists.  Not colonists and the like of course.

[Duque de Bragança]

If theres one thing that part of the world is known for it's their short memory.

Wer redet heute noch von der Vernichtung der Armenier?
Who, after all, speaks today of the annihilation of the Armenians?

Yeah, somehow I don't think they are holding vigils for the Syriac Christians who were slaughtered in 1918 or Jews forcibly deported from Iraq after 1948.  Their memory is rather selective.

Who are they here? Pretty sure the Syriac Christians and the Jews remember those. The long memories are typically not for their own people's atrocities, but rather for their grievances against others. Same with the Balkans.

Turks remember them as well: "if you dare claim there was a genocide you pigs will be exterminated!" 

[crazy canuck]

And not just the Turks. Raz may not remember it and he also seems to have I think, suffering from the fact little understanding of how widely the Armenian genocide is recognized around the world and remembered.

[Razgovory]

I don't think you understood his reference, CC.  The Turks have laws against saying there was an Armenian genocide.  A map of states that recognize the Armenian genocide in green and counties that have laws against saying there was an Armenian genocide in orange.

[crazy canuck]

I don't think you understood his reference, CC.  The Turks have laws against saying there was an Armenian genocide.  A map of states that recognize the Armenian genocide in green and counties that have laws against saying there was an Armenian genocide in orange.

Oh I think I understood it alright.  It has been forgotten so entirely that a law had to be passed to make it illegal to talk about it.  Thank you for illustrating my point.

It is reasonable to assume the Palestinian ouster from Palestine will be similarly "forgotten"

[Razgovory]

I'm not sure actively trying to get people to forget about it is the same as "remembering" or rebuts my statement about holding vigils.  They will remember Palestine of course.  The Arab nationalists and Islamists will never fully rest until the the defeats bestowed upon them by the lowly sons of pigs and apes are wiped away with blood of the occupier.  They need your help though, and they will expend large numbers of children to get it.

[Valmy]

They will remember Palestine of course.

Yes. People there have long fucking memories. Just as we have been saying.

Why do you turn simple statements that you agree with into long drawn out arguments over nothing? It just doesn't make any sense.