Furry Spatula
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Ok well first things first, I know that there are many Israeli's or people who are sympathetic to Israel in this forum so I am going to try to step on as few toes as I can, I honestly dont think that Israel should have been created where it was but that isn't the fault of the Jews in any way, more Britain and the UN for not thinking things through.
But on to my question. Is it just me or is Israel being a bit hypocrytical right now with their stance on terrorism in their country? Didn't the Jew's bomb British government buildings before Israel was established durring the British mandate?
I definatly think things should be left as they are now as trying to move any group of people would be insane and cause even more problems. I think that we can say that the Middle East is deffinate proof that colonies and mandates where the worst things ever done to people. I dont think that Israel has a legitimate claim to the land that Israel is on because the Balfour Decleration was pretty much a one sided thing. Palestinians in that land had no say in what would happen. Yes when the Ottoman Empire was broken up in the war the British claimed it, however, Did the Palestinians and Arabs in that area fight against the British or allies? No, oil is the reason all this crap happened.
And the UN making Israel a state, why was the UN involved? I realy am against the UN. A dispute between two groups of people should be resolved by those people Other countries should not be able to be involved in imposing a solution.
Ok by now I'm sure i probably pissed off some people here so I guess I'll start to wrap it up now. I think that the best solution here would be to give the Palestinians back the land that originaly belonged to them right after the creation of Israel, right before the immenant war. After all the UN charter says that war is not an acceptable way to aquire land. And, well, land was aquired after war. Mind you I am not sure as to what land was offered to the Palestinians before in previous treaty discussions so I may be off on that one.
To conclude, I just want to make it clear that I do not doubt that Jewish people had it tough in anyway. I know that they did. But I am just saying that it seems hypocrytical for one group of people who were homeless and nomadic to some extent to kick another group of people out of their land and then play the high moral card. And yes I am a right winger you dont need to tell me that. And also, this is a rethorical question, why is that even an insult? I know im a Right winger, a conservative, so why do you feel the need to tell me I am one?
But on to my question. Is it just me or is Israel being a bit hypocrytical right now with their stance on terrorism in their country? Didn't the Jew's bomb British government buildings before Israel was established durring the British mandate?
I definatly think things should be left as they are now as trying to move any group of people would be insane and cause even more problems. I think that we can say that the Middle East is deffinate proof that colonies and mandates where the worst things ever done to people. I dont think that Israel has a legitimate claim to the land that Israel is on because the Balfour Decleration was pretty much a one sided thing. Palestinians in that land had no say in what would happen. Yes when the Ottoman Empire was broken up in the war the British claimed it, however, Did the Palestinians and Arabs in that area fight against the British or allies? No, oil is the reason all this crap happened.
And the UN making Israel a state, why was the UN involved? I realy am against the UN. A dispute between two groups of people should be resolved by those people Other countries should not be able to be involved in imposing a solution.
Ok by now I'm sure i probably pissed off some people here so I guess I'll start to wrap it up now. I think that the best solution here would be to give the Palestinians back the land that originaly belonged to them right after the creation of Israel, right before the immenant war. After all the UN charter says that war is not an acceptable way to aquire land. And, well, land was aquired after war. Mind you I am not sure as to what land was offered to the Palestinians before in previous treaty discussions so I may be off on that one.
To conclude, I just want to make it clear that I do not doubt that Jewish people had it tough in anyway. I know that they did. But I am just saying that it seems hypocrytical for one group of people who were homeless and nomadic to some extent to kick another group of people out of their land and then play the high moral card. And yes I am a right winger you dont need to tell me that. And also, this is a rethorical question, why is that even an insult? I know im a Right winger, a conservative, so why do you feel the need to tell me I am one?