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by RobMurray
16 days ago
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Yeah, all Israel ever wanted was peace. That's why they stole land that was already populated, and continue to take more and more. Bomb women and children. confiscate baby formula. starve innocent people. destroy their homes and schools. Perfect way to keep peace. |
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Islam is a continuation of the Roman empire. The very foundation of Roman, and islamic economy was conquering lands, enslaving the population and mining the conquests for natural resources.
100% of muslim lands were stolen from others. Every square millimeter. The early muslims were raiders and thieves, people banished from their tribes, their cities. EVERYTHING they ever occupied was stolen. Mecca? Stolen. Damascus? Stolen. Jerusalem? Stolen. Medina? Stolen. Cairo? Stolen. Every last bit of space they ever occupied is conquered, or as you put it: "stolen lands".
When will the stolen lands be given back?
An additional level of humor is added by the obvious fact that land is not what's creating wealth. Hasn't been for centuries. What's creating wealth is people and technology. Excactly what Palestinians and muslims are attempting to chase out. Which means the great reward Palestinians are killing, torturing and dying for ... is poverty. If they win, Palestine will be far worse off than any of the neighboring countries, Palestinians will desperately emigrate and abandon it.
On top of that this is an area of the world where fresh water has to be either designed or imported. Poverty in those areas will not just mean living in squalor, it will mean death.
The best possible thing that could happen to Palestinians is that they comprehensively lose this conflict. In fact, that they lose to the point the cause is entirely lost. For the people living in Gaza and the West bank, that would be by far the best possible outcome. That Palestinians and muslims in general realize that the "fouding myth" of their society is like any other founding myth. A cute story for the children, that really describes an ugly, sordid, inhumane past that nobody, and we mean absolutely nobody, wants to return to.