Arctish
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What's the relevance? Yeah, those who have seen the videos are more likely to say they were war crimes, but most of those who have seen the videos do not consider them war crimes. And that has nothing to do with the 57% saying it was the right thing.Is that number derived from the poll you cited here. I don't think you read it all the way through. You seem to have missed the significance of the responses from people who hadn't seen the evidence of war crimes who nevertheless overwhelmingly condemned them.
That is incorrect.
Frankly, I don't see how anyone who actually read the article could have come up with the idea that those who have seen the videos do not consider what they saw were war crimes. It looks like you're bullshitting, as usual.
But in the interests of clarity, please quote the part of the article that talks about what the people who saw the videos think about them.
Link to the previous discussion you are referencing, and highlight the part you think I've forgotten.You've forgotten the previous discussions.Hamas crowed about digging up pipe for use in rockets after the Gaza pullout.Support your claims, Loren.Destruction of Palestinian wells? Hamas.
Diverting water? No, Hamas is using well pipe for rockets.
You can either deal with the backlog in this thread and the Gaza one, or you can start right now with your assertion that Hamas destroyed Palestinian wells, that it has diverted water, etc.
Don't keep shitting up the thread with unripe bovung. If what you say is true and accurate, show us the links to sources.
And I didn't say they diverted water. I said they diverted pipe meant for wells. The water wasn't diverted, it's still there in the ground.
I said "[The Palestinians] would have to be allowed to prosper. No more Zionist seizing of productive farmland, no more destruction of Palestinian wells or diverting of Palestinian water to Israel, no more Israeli settlements built in the West Bank, no more interference with the importing or exporting of material goods, no more fuckery by cutting off electricity to Gaza, or closing the borders without notice, or preventing foreign aid from reaching people, no more diverting natural gas from Palestinian territorial waters to Israel, or mining Palestinian minerals for transfer to Israel without paying royalties, etc. ,etc."
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... among a long list of unsupported assertions and claiming ignorance of a topic we have discussed multiple times over our 20+ years of discussions.Destruction of Palestinian wells? Hamas.
Diverting water? No, Hamas is using well pipe for rockets.
And now you're trying to weasel out of backing up your statements.
Also, support your claims, starting with your claim Hamas destroyed wells. Don't just say it happened, provide links to the reports of it happening. Which wells are you talking about? Where were they located and when did Hamas allegedly destroy them?
If you need me to supply a list of Palestinian wells Israel has destroyed with links to sources, you can start with these.
***ETA: if you want to discuss the history of Zionists destroying Palestinian wells, we can start a new thread. Recently revealed fuckery shows it's a policy that goes all the way back to Israel's founding.
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