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Saying that your enemy "plans" to do something, is never justification for mass murdering civilians. It's interesting that this is basically the same playbook Z
by spaghetdefects 7mo ago
Saying that your enemy "plans" to do something, is never justification for mass murdering civilians. It's interesting that this is basically the same playbook Zionists are currently using. Hurl some accusations, then start killing civilians.
- rayiner 7mo agoHaman’s plans weren’t theoretical. He had taken steps to put them into action, just like Iran has taken steps for decades in attacking Israel. Likewise, the people that were killed weren’t civilians. They were supporters of Haman. Undoubtedly, some innocent people were killed. That’s just how war works.
- spaghetdefects 7mo ago> modern scholarship generally regards it as a historical novel with legendary elements, not a reliable account of Purim’s origins. It's fiction.
- rayiner 7mo agoYou're the one who brought up Purim!
- spaghetdefects 7mo agoYes, that's the whole thing with theocracies, they base their decisions on fiction.