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The problem is that you assert 78 years is soon enough for the Palastinian claim to the land to still matter but 1300 years is too long for the Byzantine claim
by UltraSane 2mo ago
The problem is that you assert 78 years is soon enough for the Palastinian claim to the land to still matter but 1300 years is too long for the Byzantine claim to still matter so we have a paradox of the heap situation where you have to choose a hard cutoff time period after which all claims to land are invalid.
- piva00 2mo agoThere's no need to be technical about a social aspect of human life, there's no paradox of the heap when considering the human aspect: people alive have felt in their skin and soul the displacement of their parents which is not true at all for a claim 1300 years old.
- UltraSane 2mo agoDo the 800,000 jews arab countries expelled after Israel was created have the right to return?
- defrost 2mo agoDo they want to? Moreover, there are Palestinians that would like the generationally farmed land back that they lived on last week, last month, last year, five years ago, etc. Shouldn't they have the right to land that has been illegally stolen from them that recently?
- UltraSane 2mo ago"Do they want to?" Why wouldn't they want to? Are you suggesting that living in Israel is preferable for Jews than living in a Muslim country?