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>but if you think literally "all legitimate opinions" are "misinformed/cherry picked", then odds are yes, i literally do think that, so there are no odds. i t
by fsckboy 1y ago
>but if you think literally "all legitimate opinions" are "misinformed/cherry picked", then odds are
yes, i literally do think that, so there are no odds.
i think i am well informed on the related subjects to the extent that whatever point someone might want to make i'll probably have a counterpoint
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- dotancohen 1y agoWhenever someone asks my opinion on something related to the conflict in the holy land, I ask them if they want the anti-Jewish answer, the anti-Muslim answer, the pro-Jewish answer, of the pro-Muslim answer. And it took me decades of studying this to determine what to call the two sides.
- dmurray 1y agoI also like "the Holy land" as a less political name for that region. It's out of fashion and perhaps identified with Christianity, and some people think I'm being tongue-in-cheek or gently trolling by using it. But IMO it's neutral and unambiguous: that's a part of the world that is sacred to all the major religions of the Western hemisphere, while not being tied to any particular set of boundaries.
- dotancohen 1y agoI don't know about the Druze, but the Muslims and the Jews also use the term The Holy Land.