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Israel did not pretend they hadn't fired the missile in that case. You may disagree with whether it was deliberate or not but you have no evidence that it was.
by zaphar 3y ago
Israel did not pretend they hadn't fired the missile in that case. You may disagree with whether it was deliberate or not but you have no evidence that it was. Which fine, that's a mental framework you are choosing for yourself.
Hamas, meanwhile, has been caught lying multiple times over the years with actual evidence of those lies. Objectively one of these is far more reliable than the others in their relationship to the truth.
- cmrdporcupine 3y agoTell me you didn't bother reading the substance of my comment without telling me.... JFC, you're in a mental prison. Hate.
- zaphar 3y agoI'm curious, if you have an actual example where I'm wrong or if you just want to win on opinion here. Because I'm fine having a different opinion than you but pretending like, in this example, the behavior of the two groups in the past and the facts does not indicate a statistically higher likelihood that a shoddy Hamas missile caused this and not Israel requires you ignore the history here. Your comment moved the goal posts and make a statement with no evidence in support. The actual facts in the article meanwhile continued to support my own point. 1. Hamas is proudly on the record that they want their people to die as human shields. 2. Hamas is proudly on the record that they seek the genocide against the jews. 3. Isreal does not typically lie and say it wasn't their missile when they fire them. 4. Isreal's munitions are very effective and Hamas is using homemade rockets made from water pipes and are much more consistent with the type of damage caused in the hospital parking lot.