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I asked first. You didn't answer so I don't feel the need to answer either. Also, your disingenuity (implying without stating that 5% is small) already convinc
by torium 1y ago
I asked first. You didn't answer so I don't feel the need to answer either.
Also, your disingenuity (implying without stating that 5% is small) already convinced me that you're not in good faith, so this wouldn't be productive anyway.
- halflife 1y agoWell, if we’re being pedantic, you stated that the war is the Palestinian holocaust, I asked if other conflicts with much higher casualty count would be also considered. But if we want to continue this thread it appears that most wars in urban areas have a ratio of 30-90% civilian casualties https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Civilian_casualty_ratio https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Civilian_casualty_ratio
- torium 1y agoSounds like you wanted me to say "5% is a big number" and then you would say "it's not compared to these other things". Sorry to burst your talking point. Yeah, it's more complicated than that, I'm glad you agree.
- mrs6969 1y agoThe problem is that this is not a war. Israel does not fight with a an enemy, it is a slaughter to a group of people where they also control their water, food and electricity. Can you also say jews in germany were at war during WW2?
- nahuel0x 1y agoThere is no formal definition of "Holocaust". In contrast, the "Genocide" category is an international legal figure and what Israel is doing in Gaza clearly falls under it: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genocide_Convention https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genocide_Convention