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Killing a non-military scientist has no moral justification. I didn't have any ill intentions; I wanted to find the reason. However, updating news update answer

• noduerme 10mo ago
  >> Killing a non-military scientist has no moral justification No one said it did. You transparently attempted to create a completely unrelated conspiracy theory by involving Israel in a civilian scientist's murder. Something we know Israel had absolutely nothing to do with. You could have asked whether he had connections to Iran or China, or Tesla or General Motors. You didn't just randomly pick Israel because you "wanted to find a reason." Let me suggest that if your attempt to find a reason for everything begins and ends with Israel, you may be an antisemite. Scratch that, you are one. And your question didn't age well. And your self-professed interest in finding a reason doesn't hold up to the slightest scrutiny, either. 1/5 stars for a very weak attempt at agitprop on behalf of whoever sent you to write it.
  • rrawasi 10mo ago
    Who the hell are you? You are not in a position to educate me, but I am happy to see that I am wasting $7,000 per post based on the Hasbara project. Continue trolling, I enjoy seeing that money is getting wasted :-)