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Mark Carney calls for a 'Zionist' Palestine (yeah, he actually did)

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  • P psx_crab@lemmy.zip

    In what way occupying West Bank and preventing people from getting basic needs while trying hard to deport them from their land do you see it as a fight for their right to exists?

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    arkouda@lemmy.ca
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    I don’t agree with the occupation or Israels current behavior.

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    • A arkouda@lemmy.ca

      International Law.

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      slartybartfast@sh.itjust.works
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      That’s circular logic, though. International Law is just a set of agreements between sovereign powers. It doesn’t spring from seafoam, fully formed. What gives any nation a “right” to exist?

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      • P Phoenixz

        And you watched the news for the past year and concluded that Palestinians are the problem?

        I mean, of course they are. They murder their own children, they play sounds of crying babies so that other Palestinians come out to find it so they can snipe those idiots, they murder ambulance drivers and the little child that was a witness to that massacre, I mean Palestinians are evil, man!

        Oh wait, that was all the IDF.

        Yeah, Hamas is an issue and you’d have a point to mention that (because I can already see you furuously scribbling that) of it weren’t for the fact that Hamas is (in good part) funded by Israel just to give the Israeli army an excuse to murder even more Palestinians.

        Nazis were the evil monsters of the 1940s. The Israeli government and army are the evil monsters of, well, the past 50 or so years? I remember the news reports fucking 40 years ago where the IDF would snipe murder young Palestinian kids because they throw rocks at them… All of these fucks should be swinging from the highest crane we can find

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        arkouda@lemmy.ca
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        And you watched the news for the past year and concluded that Palestinians are the problem?

        I have been studying this issue since the early 2000’s. I did not just start watching recently like the majority of the loudest ignoramus’ in the conversation.

        I mean, of course they are. They murder their own children, they play sounds of crying babies so that other Palestinians come out to find it so they can snipe those idiots, they murder ambulance drivers and the little child that was a witness to that massacre, I mean Palestinians are evil, man!

        Oh wait, that was all the IDF.

        The IDF is not a saint in this and that is absolutely obvious. This is what happens when leaders with genocidal rhetoric gain power. They use the military for their own purposes, which are usually genocidal.

        This does not change the actions of Hamas, or the Palestinians who support Hamas, and those actions do not justify the attacks on civilians.

        Yeah, Hamas is an issue and you’d have a point to mention that (because I can already see you furuously scribbling that) of it weren’t for the fact that Hamas is (in good part) funded by Israel just to give the Israeli army an excuse to murder even more Palestinians.

        They funded Hamas, and from what I know, no longer fund Hamas. Which was absolutely disgusting. They are also funded by numerous other countries in modern times including Iran.

        Nazis were the evil monsters of the 1940s. The Israeli government and army are the evil monsters of, well, the past 50 or so years? I remember the news reports fucking 40 years ago where the IDF would snipe murder young Palestinian kids because they throw rocks at them… All of these fucks should be swinging from the highest crane we can find

        Yes, we should deal with everyone who has committed war crimes.

        But you may not want to go back to Nazi Germany to hold your point about the “Peaceful Palestinians” though. In case you didn’t know, the Palestinians worked with the Nazis and made a deal that stated they would help with the war effort if after the war Germany came and exterminated all of the Jewish population in what was then Mandatory Palestine.

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        • S slartybartfast@sh.itjust.works

          That’s circular logic, though. International Law is just a set of agreements between sovereign powers. It doesn’t spring from seafoam, fully formed. What gives any nation a “right” to exist?

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          arkouda@lemmy.ca
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          It isn’t circular logic because international law is what gives a country a right to exist. It isn’t any more complicated than that for the sake of this conversation.

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          • acargitzT acargitz

            The last 30 years of Israeli state policy after the Oslo accords has resulted in facts on the ground (Israeli phrasing, not mine) to the tune of 700k Israeli settlers in the West Bank.

            As the various calls for two states invariably ignore the Israeli facts on the ground, and do not propose any realistic vision for undoing them, at this stage they are merely promoting the creation of a Bantustan within the existing apartheid framework.

            In other words, the israeli facts on the ground have killed off the possibility of a two state solution, where Palestine would be an actual state. This means there are only two options:

            A) a continuation of the apartheid regime of the present, potentially with a Palestinian collaborationist Banstustan, and with various degrees of Israeli perpetrated genocide and ethnic cleansing thrown in during the inevitable flare-ups of violence.

            B) a plurinational post-apartheid democratic state with equal rights for all nationalities and religions from the Jordan to the Mediterranean.

            I guess the third option is for Israel to self-ethnically cleanse the settlers from the West Bank, but that sounds even more outlandish than the supposedly idealistic option B.

            There used to be an phrase that Israel can be “large, Jewish, democratic, but can only pick 2”. Over the last 30 years since Oslo, successive Israeli governments, more or less dominated by the Israeli Right, and basically by Netanyahu, has forced the choice of “Large”. So now the Israelis have to pick between Zionism and Democracy.

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            arkouda@lemmy.ca
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            The last 30 years of Israeli state policy after the Oslo accords has resulted in facts on the ground (Israeli phrasing, not mine) to the tune of 700k Israeli settlers in the West Bank.

            Which is wrong.

            As the various calls for two states invariably ignore the Israeli facts on the ground, and do not propose any realistic vision for undoing them, at this stage they are merely promoting the creation of a Bantustan within the existing apartheid framework.

            Anyone who actually agrees with the two state solution agrees that the borders go back to 1967, and everyone on both sides will have a right to return.

            In other words, the israeli facts on the ground have killed off the possibility of a two state solution, where Palestine would be an actual state. This means there are only two options: A) a continuation of the apartheid regime of the present, potentially with a Palestinian collaborationist Banstustan, and with various degrees of Israeli perpetrated genocide and ethnic cleansing thrown in during the inevitable flare-ups of violence.

            B) a plurinational post-apartheid democratic state with equal rights for all nationalities and religions from the Jordan to the Mediterranean.

            The chance for a Palestinian state is not gone, and Israel is not alone in making that harder. Even if you ignore Israelis and Palestinians, plenty of other groups don’t want peace and sabotage it when it is close.

            Neither one of your solutions is viable, and it isn’t that black and white.

            I guess the third option is for Israel to self-ethnically cleanse the settlers from the West Bank, but that sounds even more outlandish than the supposedly idealistic option B.

            This is not helpful or useful in this conversation.

            There used to be an phrase that Israel can be “large, Jewish, democratic, but can only pick 2”. Over the last 30 years since Oslo, successive Israeli governments, more or less dominated by the Israeli Right, and basically by Netanyahu, has forced the choice of “Large”. So now the Israelis have to pick between Zionism and Democracy.

            At least you can admit it isn’t all Israelis.

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            • R rumimevlevi@lemmings.world

              Will them surrendering will end occupation?

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              arkouda@lemmy.ca
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              Has fighting?

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              • A arkouda@lemmy.ca

                Has fighting?

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                rumimevlevi@lemmings.world
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                #67

                All other occupations ended thanks to fighting. Are you denying palestinian right to fight occupation force

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                • R rumimevlevi@lemmings.world

                  All other occupations ended thanks to fighting. Are you denying palestinian right to fight occupation force

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                  arkouda@lemmy.ca
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                  In what world is this “Palestinians fighting occupation forces”?

                  Are you saying that Hamas is equal to Palestinians?

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                  • A arkouda@lemmy.ca

                    In what world is this “Palestinians fighting occupation forces”?

                    Are you saying that Hamas is equal to Palestinians?

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                    rumimevlevi@lemmings.world
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                    Israel is not an occupying force?

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                    • R rumimevlevi@lemmings.world

                      Israel is not an occupying force?

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                      arkouda@lemmy.ca
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                      I am not wasting further time with you.

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                      • A arkouda@lemmy.ca

                        I am not wasting further time with you.

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                        rumimevlevi@lemmings.world
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                        Because you are a zionist under cover pretending to be neutral that has no more propaganda to spew

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                        • R rumimevlevi@lemmings.world

                          Because you are a zionist under cover pretending to be neutral that has no more propaganda to spew

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                          arkouda@lemmy.ca
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                          Whatever you say bud.

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                          • S slartybartfast@sh.itjust.works

                            That’s circular logic, though. International Law is just a set of agreements between sovereign powers. It doesn’t spring from seafoam, fully formed. What gives any nation a “right” to exist?

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                            rumimevlevi@lemmings.world
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                            This explain really why the question of israel right to exists propaganda talking point https://youtube.com/shorts/k12E7LuD2_4

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                            • A arkouda@lemmy.ca

                              The point of Zionism was to establish a Jewish state in Jewish homeland.

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                              rumimevlevi@lemmings.world
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                              Which couldn’t happen without ethenic cleansing and local people had the right to oppose the idea created by foreigners

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                              • S slartybartfast@sh.itjust.works

                                That’s circular logic, though. International Law is just a set of agreements between sovereign powers. It doesn’t spring from seafoam, fully formed. What gives any nation a “right” to exist?

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                                ilikeboobies@lemmy.ca
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                                It’s just self determination

                                But international law is more like “is recognized”, if no one recognizes your claim then there isn’t much you can do

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                                • A arkouda@lemmy.ca

                                  The point of Zionism was to establish a Jewish state in Jewish homeland.

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                                  njm1314@lemmy.world
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                                  Zionism is a fascist ideology based upon building an ethno nation states wherein those of other ethnicities are expelled or exterminated.

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                                    canadaplus@lemmy.sdf.org
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                                    When was this from, and what did he mean by that exactly? The context matters.

                                    He’s been way harder on Israel than Trudeau ever was.

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                                    • A arkouda@lemmy.ca

                                      Until the majority of Palestinians accept that Israel has a right to exist alongside a Palestinian state, there won’t be lasting peace between the two. An incredibly poor choice of words, but the point is clear to those willing to listen.

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                                      canadaplus@lemmy.sdf.org
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                                      I mean, we’re not at the point where they even have a say in it. They’re busy struggling to survive because Israelis don’t accept their right to exist and actually have American hardware to impose their will with.

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                                      • K kaboom@reddthat.com

                                        The native Americans. They’re welcome to try to take it.

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                                        canadaplus@lemmy.sdf.org
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                                        Ah yes, might makes right. Thank you for abandoning a pretence of the moral highground.

                                        It’s true. We’ll see how that goes over the next few decades for you.

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                                        • N njm1314@lemmy.world

                                          Zionism is a fascist ideology based upon building an ethno nation states wherein those of other ethnicities are expelled or exterminated.

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                                          arkouda@lemmy.ca
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                                          Why do other ethnic and religious groups exist in modern day Israel if they were all supposed to be expelled or exterminated?

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