Zippo wrote:Dont even think about playing the holocaust card with me pal.
Foof, you are a Zionist because you are jusifying Israeli terrorism by ignoring the fact that they are targeting civilians, you are heartless. I have pointed this out in many of the articles posted above. Those articles are written and the claims admitted were by your people the "Jews". Why are you calling your people liars? Why haven't you attempted to refute one single atricle from Israel's most credible sources. Even the IDF soldiers have admitted.
So by deliberately refusing to acknowledge admission of civilian targeting by the Israeli IDF/Government officials. You are lying on their behalf.
The only reason to lie would be to protect your Zionist pals. You are protecting terrorists. You are the cause of world wide anti-semitism.
Once again: Why do you (a patriotic 'American'
) claim that Israel does not target civilians even though Israeli news sources, IDF soldiers and human rights groups have provided detailed reports of this crime?
Let's not think I am living in Russia where "Jew" is a nationality. I am born and raised in the United States, where "Jew" is a religion and for many people an ethnic group. So, don't refer to "Jews" as my people. They are people who have a certain religion, and perhaps a certain ethnic identity. But, that doesn't make them my people; I feel closer to many New Yorkers, and other Americans, of very diverse religions, and ethnicities. Don't assume I am clannish, nor tell me what I am.
I side with the Israelis, not because of any ancestors' religion, but because, since the time of the early settlers in the early 1900's, when they bought land, to farm, from the Ottoman Empire, many of the Arabs have often been hostile to their presence. This resulted in riots in the 1920's, and wars after 1948. And today some of the Palestinians still choose to deny Israel a right to exist. This intractable denial of Israel's right to exist flies in the face of the Balfour Declaration, and as you are probably aware of, many Americans feel sort of close to Britain, regardless of their respective ethnicity.
And, I've met some Israelis over the years. I cannot be friends with them. They have different cultural ways, in my opinion. I also know no Arabs. They stay to themselves.
As an American, I don't care what transpires in Europe, Asia, Africa, and the Middle East. I care about South America, since it is part of the American hemisphere.
Since the United States did win WWII, and helped Europe rebuild, the existence of Israel is, in my opinion, a similar attempt to recognize that Jews were not accepted in post Axis Europe after WWII. The fact that the Arab nations felt Israel was an interloper (the size of New Jersey) in 1948 just makes me feel that the Arab nations were just exercising the old NIMBY (not in my backyard) attitude. Jews were not their problem; yet they want to be considered part of the world body of nations.
So, since the world historically finds Jews persona non grata periodically, I just think that these people should have a homeland.
I can't care about civilians in the Middle East, unless the civilians are Americans. Don't stand in judgement of my limited feelings for mankind. I don't proselytize to you about your concerns with a people half-way around the world, whether or not they are, or are not, of some import to you. I mind my own business, as far as others' concerns for mankind.
Zippo, you need not respond to this post. You tell me I am lying in behalf of others, when I tell you I just choose not to believe what I read. And, if you expected me to read your links, you may stop acting didactic. I don't take reading assignments from you, since I told you I don't necessarily believe what I read; why waste my time reading what I don't believe.
Zippo, do you ever possibly think that this whole Zionist versus Palestinian concern is heavy emotional baggage that an American need not carry around all the time?