Ongoing Palestinian terror attacks against Israel.

Oh, you're one of those folks that constantly lies about people they disagree with.

As you were then.

Oh I'm sorry, so you're not justifying these attacks? You're just trying to shift focus away from them?
 
I have never celebrated or justified terrorism, please post where I did that or retract your statement.

No you're right, you just try re-direct the conversation away from the fact that some sick arab terrorist stabbed an innocent child... you're right, you really do seem to be condemning the behaviour of the arabs :)
 
Lol.

Sure buddy. Make sure to tell as many people as possible. Remind them exactly how deluded the Israeli apologists are.

Will do, just make sure you do the same with your arab terrorist apologists :)
 
Why. Is it so complex? I know that Islam and Christianity clash about historical places in Jerusalem so what's up with temple mount!

The Muslims want exclusivity to pray there. Judaism is complex, some say that until the Messiah comes then Jews shouldn't set foot on the temple mount whereas others say Jews should be allowed to pray there. Christianity had built a church there that is now known as al aksa mosque but I don't think Christians care either which way
 
Will do, just make sure you do the same with your arab terrorist apologists :)
But I'm not an arab apologist, really. I simply state the simple fact that it is generally true for human beings that the only thing worse than death is being unable to live. But a person has to be able to imagine living in order to avoid this fate. Sadly, though, people consider some things unlivable. And when that happens they tend to get violent. Considering this, the whole Israel-Palestine issue can only pragmatically be solved by addressing what each side truly considers unlivable.

Pointing out that some things are considered pretty much universally unlivable means that subjecting someone to that kind of thing is a bad idea. If your solution to a problem cannot avoid making this mistake, then as a general principle it's a ****ty solution.

But hey, by all means, I also wish everyone would spread this message far and wide. I suspect some good might come of it.
 
Look at the last part of the post before typing a reply.

Oh that. I am so used to it it never bothers me. My god is my imaginary God or friend or adviser and that is fine with me anyway as he is not physical as in that I can see him.


Anyway, I thought you were referring to the sensitivities of the temple mount.
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the two terrorists that stabbed the 13 year old Israeli were teenagers themselves, how sad, fueled by social media.

http://www.jpost.com/Breaking-News/...rists-were-13-year-old-and-17-year-old-423732
Police: Pisgat Ze'ev terrorists were 13-year-old and 17-year-old


Police said that the terrorists who stabbed two Israelis in Pisgat Ze'ev on Monday were a 13-year-old and a 17-year-old from the east Jerusalem neighborhood of Beit Hanina. The 17-year-old was killed and the 13-year-old was seriously hurt, they added.
 
Are you saying that there are jewish terrorists that are involved in this new terror wave against Israel or what is the relevance you want to impart. It's clear what cray wants to do with support from Xfrog!
Second time now, since you didn't catch it the first.

What the hell are you smoking, what is it that you think Cray wants to do with support from me?
 
the two terrorists that stabbed the 13 year old Israeli were teenagers themselves, how sad, fueled by social media.

http://www.jpost.com/Breaking-News/...rists-were-13-year-old-and-17-year-old-423732
Police: Pisgat Ze'ev terrorists were 13-year-old and 17-year-old


Police said that the terrorists who stabbed two Israelis in Pisgat Ze'ev on Monday were a 13-year-old and a 17-year-old from the east Jerusalem neighborhood of Beit Hanina. The 17-year-old was killed and the 13-year-old was seriously hurt, they added.
Sad but I hope they do meet their promised virgins. :whistle: I hope their parents sleep well tonight!
 
Second time now, since you didn't catch it the first.

What the hell are you smoking, what is it that you think Cray wants to do with support from me?

Oh, you refer to the question? I think there is a comma missing and its a question to you to determine your contribution as your first post sure as hell had nothing to do with the topic. Take it as you will.

As for smoking? Nah, I am not your type?
 
But I'm not an arab apologist, really. I simply state the simple fact that it is generally true for human beings that the only thing worse than death is being unable to live. But a person has to be able to imagine living in order to avoid this fate. Sadly, though, people consider some things unlivable. And when that happens they tend to get violent. Considering this, the whole Israel-Palestine issue can only pragmatically be solved by addressing what each side truly considers unlivable.

Pointing out that some things are considered pretty much universally unlivable means that subjecting someone to that kind of thing is a bad idea. If your solution to a problem cannot avoid making this mistake, then as a general principle it's a ****ty solution.

But hey, by all means, I also wish everyone would spread this message far and wide. I suspect some good might come of it.

See, I hear what you're saying - and I firmly believe that no one on this thread or MYBB for that matter has full knowledge of the real facts that happen... Hell you read the pro-Palestinian news and all it says is "Israel shoots arab youth", so we have people reading that and seeing red, and thinking and believing that Israel is just going around shooting arabs wondering the streets... How on earth can you even begin to debate something if your sole source of information is that?

When you come to a thread that speaks of a stabbing and then divert the conversation by saying "ya but did you see what Israel did"... one can only be left with the feeling that such person is simply diverting attention in an attempt to justify such horrific acts ... I saw someone posted above "my silence isnt support of terrorism".... yeah, so your silence isn't.. but by trying to put Israel down ... that is clearly showing that such silence is in fact support... can you see what I'm saying?
 
Sad but I hope they do meet their promised virgins. :whistle: I hope their parents sleep well tonight!

no, teenagers shouldnt have so much hate that they want to kill. sadly they are taught hatred in schools and on tv. their parents play the martyr card and get a financial stipend from the PA so I'm sure they will sleep just fine.
 
When you come to a thread that speaks of a stabbing and then divert the conversation by saying "ya but did you see what Israel did"... one can only be left with the feeling that such person is simply diverting attention in an attempt to justify such horrific acts ... I saw someone posted above "my silence isnt support of terrorism".... yeah, so your silence isn't.. but by trying to put Israel down ... that is clearly showing that such silence is in fact support... can you see what I'm saying?

The crux of the whole matter. Perceptions!

Like the post below. My perception is that the poster "justifies" the actions by suggesting the Palestines are unable to live due to the Israelis actions yet easily ignore the Palestinian actions who chose themselves the way they live. i.e NOT IN PEACE with Israel.

Perceptions, Perceptions!

I agree this will NEVER be solved as the ARAB hate is to deep entrenched!

But I'm not an arab apologist, really. I simply state the simple fact that it is generally true for human beings that the only thing worse than death is being unable to live. But a person has to be able to imagine living in order to avoid this fate. Sadly, though, people consider some things unlivable. And when that happens they tend to get violent. Considering this, the whole Israel-Palestine issue can only pragmatically be solved by addressing what each side truly considers unlivable.

Pointing out that some things are considered pretty much universally unlivable means that subjecting someone to that kind of thing is a bad idea. If your solution to a problem cannot avoid making this mistake, then as a general principle it's a ****ty solution.

But hey, by all means, I also wish everyone would spread this message far and wide. I suspect some good might come of it.
 
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no, teenagers shouldnt have so much hate that they want to kill. sadly they are taught hatred in schools and on tv. their parents play the martyr card and get a financial stipend from the PA so I'm sure they will sleep just fine.

So sad ... there will only be peace when arab parents love their children more than they hate the Jews
 
Things that will never make the news:

"Arab terrorist throwing molotov cocktail shot by IDF forces... then treated by Israeli medics and taken to an Israeli Hospital"....

Reminds me of that horrific video of the stabbing of innocent Israelis, and some arab guy in the video was just watching, taking a sip of his drink at one point... If you can't see how one sided the situation is there, then you have been reading the wrong news, or have been taught not to think or question, but believe everything without question... open your eyes!
 
Things that will never make the news:

"Arab terrorist throwing molotov cocktail shot by IDF forces... then treated by Israeli medics and taken to an Israeli Hospital"....

Reminds me of that horrific video of the stabbing of innocent Israelis, and some arab guy in the video was just watching, taking a sip of his drink at one point... If you can't see how one sided the situation is there, then you have been reading the wrong news, or have been taught not to think or question, but believe everything without question... open your eyes!

It IS important to get both sides of the story, do you ever see news from Palestinian outlets published? What about the scores of documented cases against IDF? www.breakingthesilence.org.il/
 
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