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Posted by 3-9 on Fri May 9 01:58:13 2014, in response to Re: Palestinian university students’ trip to Auschwitz causes uproar, posted by Nilet on Thu May 8 21:15:36 2014. Which you believe includes all/most Arabs.Israeli Arabs seem to live relatively peacefully in Israel. If all the other Arabs want to wipe out Israel, that's their fault. So you can't tell the difference between two warring populations dividing their homeland and one country declaring itself a homeland available to anyone on the planet who meets specific arbitrary criteria? No you're trying to MAKE a difference between two warring populations dividing their homeland and ... two warring populations dividing their homeland. Only in ONE of the cases you think it's wrong. And Israel can accept that many refugees in such a short time span? It would be a strain, but they would certainly try. Of course, it's moot— I can't have just lost anyone I know in the Holocaust because the Holocaust didn't happen within my lifetime or even that of my parents. If you are proposing that I were in the 1940s, then the entire endeavour becomes moot. So it didn't happen to you, therefore you have no idea what it's like, and it doesn't matter. Got it. ...antisemitism flares up again and produces another genocide campaign? Considering how anti-Semitism is still present around the world and even in the US to a degree, you've finally found a plausible scenario. Figures. I'm a fan of a good ironic echo, but you missed the point entirely and let it go to waste. I figured you just didn't have an answer as to how Israel, with its relatively limited resources, should suddenly pretend it has the size and resources of the United States. |
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