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by hardbass 4mo ago
The British had perfect rights to that place, both legally, and I would say practically and morally. I am not personally black and white against colonialism as a concept anyways if they were better administrators than the natives. Many plac
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by hardbass 4mo ago
What is vague about what I said? I am talking about how Israelis repaid Britain back for fighting the nazis and then granting them a parcel of British owned land completely free by violent terroristic attacks on British officers and civilia
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by hardbass 4mo ago
Someone with continuous presence and cultural ties to the place wouldn't be cooking European dishes there and having trouble adapting to local cuisine to the point of having to reverse engineer food from locals for instance.
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by hardbass 4mo ago
Why not? You tell me why committing acts of terrorism against its benefactor country with an ingrate sense as if its your own land not British land is valid or any previous precedent makes it valid? The reason why I don't go thousands
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by hardbass 4mo ago
That is not much relevant to the legality of living there. I could have French dna and have lived in Canada for 5 generations (let alone however many tens of generations white jews have been europeans), does that grant me any special rights
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by hardbass 4mo ago
And what's the percentage of levant dna in them btw? If someone is 90% Polish, 10% Arab, why does it make sense to emphasize the 10% part over the 90% part?
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by hardbass 4mo ago
Of course, we can go all the way back to the first cavemen fighting each other. But the difference here is that there is a very clear dividing line. The locals may nor may not have liked the Ottomans or British very much but they were clear
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by hardbass 4mo ago
We can naturally trace the history of back and forth violence, until we reach the point where we see the political entity had been founded by ingrates committing terroristic violence against the country that generously gifted them some of i
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by hardbass 4mo ago
I have some few percent of French dna. Does this permit me to conquer France and displace the Frenchmen, whether whites of gaulish descent or african legal immigrants or anyone else? Unless I have a legal land purchase deed to some patch of
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by hardbass 4mo ago
The internet is irrelevant to it, its widely reported in both traditional media too who lied and broke ceasefires to kill the leaders of the other side.
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by hardbass 4mo ago
How does historical starting point matter? If Y started using traditionally inadmissible tactics then it is pure foolishness for X to constrain himself. Clearly Israel saw some benefit in killing the innocent family members of this non-mili
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by hardbass 4mo ago
Actions not words. Iran has been extremely retrained and disciplined here. USA and Israel attacked it unprovoked, and repeatedly broke "ceasefires" by literally bombing and killing Iranian leaders during a ceasefire. It's cle
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by hardbass 4mo ago
Anything works really. I think whatever music you enjoy works. I have fallen asleep to Morbid Angel and Vader, so I assume those who like this type of music would also fall asleep to Stellardrone.
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by hardbass 4mo ago
I care more about equality than international law. If Israel uses a tactic or policy, then its valid and just for those fighting Israel to not tie their hands behind their backs and avoid the same tactic. >Khalil al-Hayya, a reported tar
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by hardbass 4mo ago
That's another fun one. Israel doesn't seem to mind launching missiles at non-serving non-military officers who are living in neutral countries like Qatar, and killing unrelated Qatari civilians in the process. So I would say by t
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by hardbass 4mo ago
I don't mind the jews already living in the region. If European whites had immigrated peacefully and with consent of those already living then none of these problems would exist or would be much smaller. But no, we have Europeans forci
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by hardbass 4mo ago
Doesn't have to be direct military use,if it is at all being used by Israel then Israel is benefiting from it. And if Israel ends up profiting from the transaction we are directly enriching Israel. So to someone opposed to the Israeli
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by hardbass 4mo ago
It makes sense to me. Of course Israel not having electricity would make it difficult for them to wage war and thus is a valid tactic for someone wishing to curtail their belligerence. And yes, boycotting business with countries is a perfec
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by hardbass 4mo ago
What is "self hate" about not liking Israel? Do you think Americans should identify as Israelis? Israel is a foreign country, like any other foreign country.
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by hardbass 4mo ago
Yes for example if a religious extremist British faction were trying to colonize Native American america today, I'd gladly support funding and arming them against the invaders. Whats centuries past is past, what is happening today is i
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by hardbass 4mo ago
It's easy to solve that problem. Stop attacking Palestinians and stop stealing land. Unfortunately that is a very difficult problem for Israelis. Its sad that Israelis and their hardware have to be eliminated in combat, but ultimately
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by hardbass 4mo ago
Antisemitism doesn't mean anything. It is simply a neutral non-word that changes no meaning of the sentence and to be mentally removed from anywhere it occurs. It used to mean something once. It doesn't mean anything now.
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by hardbass 4mo ago
Almost all Israelis are IDF members, members of various intelligence and defense companies. If we plotted a map of a suitable attack radius around all valid combat targets in Israel, almost the entirety of their "civilian" regions
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by hardbass 4mo ago
How is that a "bad" thing to say about Israel? Sounds factual to me. Or if it's not factual it can be disproven. I don't see what's flag worthy about it?
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by hardbass 4mo ago
That result is hilarious, I really love it. If I have to guess perception of rural means they adopt what they think of as rural food and lifestyle which leads to worse health, can't say without reading the paper of course, but still it
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by hardbass 4mo ago
Conservatives are the ones calling for fuck the feelings, why are they themselves so emotionally weak and always making an emotional ruckus at everything.
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by hardbass 4mo ago
It's easy to offend them without even trying. Every day they find something absolutely absurd to be inflamed about. We should know when it's beyond sanity to try to pander to some persons.
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by hardbass 4mo ago
It seems like those leftists have largely been proven correct.
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by hardbass 4mo ago
I think physically owning compute is a benefit of its own beyond paper employment considerations. And I understand straining existing power infrastructure but I am afraid many of the people opposing data centers also oppose construction of
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by hardbass 4mo ago
I will be honest, at this stage I have zero to negative opinion on what "community" says. The second one appears a research paper which is much better and I will read it.

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