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>Even one of their prime ministers headed a terror organization that killed > 200 jews itself in one incident. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patria_disaster htt

by aredox 2y ago

>Even one of their prime ministers headed a terror organization that killed > 200 jews itself in one incident. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patria_disaster https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patria_disaster Did Hamas kill over 1000 jews by accident? Did they parade their bodies by accident too? Do you have an actual argument or do you intend to whatabout in more and more stupid ways?

megous 2y ago
Yes, it's possible the scale of killings was unintended by the leadership, and the focus was on other things. Hard to say without independent investigation. https://www.wsj.com/world/middle-east/gaza-chiefs-brutal-calculation-civilian-bloodshed-will-help-hamas-626720e7 https://www.wsj.com/world/middle-east/gaza-chiefs-brutal-cal... > Though Sinwar planned and greenlighted the Oct. 7 attacks, early messages to cease-fire negotiators show he seemed surprised by the brutality of Hamas’s armed wing and other Palestinians, and how easily they committed civilian atrocities. “Things went out of control,” Sinwar said in one of his messages, referring to gangs taking civilian women and children as hostages. “People got caught up in this, and that should not have happened.” And you will not win an argument about who's threat to who in this particular conflict in favor of Israeli Jews by comapring numbers of victims.
- aredox 2y ago
  Oooh, the guy, nickkname "the butcher of Khan Younis, who like to bury alive and torture people "suspected" of collaboration and being gay[0], at the head of a deeply antisemitic organisation [1], is surprised that his minions behaved brutally? He might be the only one. > you will not win an argument about who's threat to who in this particular conflict in favor of Israeli Jews by comparing numbers of victims. Exactly. How many Jews would die if Hamas were to keep existing? Just look at how many Palestinians Hamas killed with their own hands. [0] https://archive.ph/khYfS https://archive.ph/khYfS [1] https://archive.ph/IgNwg https://archive.ph/IgNwg

by aredox 2y ago

megous 2y ago

Yes, it's possible the scale of killings was unintended by the leadership, and the focus was on other things. Hard to say without independent investigation. https://www.wsj.com/world/middle-east/gaza-chiefs-brutal-calculation-civilian-bloodshed-will-help-hamas-626720e7 https://www.wsj.com/world/middle-east/gaza-chiefs-brutal-cal... > Though Sinwar planned and greenlighted the Oct. 7 attacks, early messages to cease-fire negotiators show he seemed surprised by the brutality of Hamas’s armed wing and other Palestinians, and how easily they committed civilian atrocities. “Things went out of control,” Sinwar said in one of his messages, referring to gangs taking civilian women and children as hostages. “People got caught up in this, and that should not have happened.” And you will not win an argument about who's threat to who in this particular conflict in favor of Israeli Jews by comapring numbers of victims.

aredox 2y ago
Oooh, the guy, nickkname "the butcher of Khan Younis, who like to bury alive and torture people "suspected" of collaboration and being gay[0], at the head of a deeply antisemitic organisation [1], is surprised that his minions behaved brutally? He might be the only one. > you will not win an argument about who's threat to who in this particular conflict in favor of Israeli Jews by comparing numbers of victims. Exactly. How many Jews would die if Hamas were to keep existing? Just look at how many Palestinians Hamas killed with their own hands. [0] https://archive.ph/khYfS https://archive.ph/khYfS [1] https://archive.ph/IgNwg https://archive.ph/IgNwg