Israel WTF!!

[whtsthislif4]

Where the fuck are they gonna go?

They bombed the airports, ports, and they closed the borders, there's no way out, unless you're a citizen of another country

 

[Mo xoxo]

Close to 20% of the elected officials in the Lebanese Parliament are Hezbollah terrorists. Moreso, in SOUTHERN Lebanon where most of the bombing takse place, the vast majority of the population openly support Hezbollah.

The people of Lebanon are not as "moderate" as some would like to believe.

Look at the charts below, 58% of the people in Lebanon support Suicide Bombings against CIVILIANS in some context, down from 82% earlier, and prob now closer to 95%. Think of how fucked up that is, a majority of the population believing blowing up civilians is A-OK. In the second chart, you will see an astounding 99% of this 'moderate' public automatically dislike members of a certain religion.

 

[klaw]

Or someone from country C comes along and bombs your country of N . . then uh. . country N pulls its troops out of Iraq.

That can happen too.

 

[BSTkawi636]

Though I must say, the "Average Australian" couldn't point out Lebanon on a map before this conflict started.

 

[AlH]

not thinking clearly doesn't mean you're going insane, jesus

 

[Rigor Morty]

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[foraq123]

Sorry but targeting a military or government installation and killing civilians who are nearby isn't the same and dropping a bomb on an apartment building with no goal other than to kill civilians. Guess which one Israel has been doing and guess which one Hezbollah has been doing?

 

[Kunmui]

You wouldn't know that from this thread, whydoyouwanttoknow is kicking your ass in this debate.

 

[Glam.Queen]

It taught Syria, Jordan and Egypt quite well.
You'll noticed they got their asses kicked and haven't attacked since.

 

[Tazzer K]

Iran and Syria fund Hezbollah. And Hezbollah doesn't do anything of this magnitude without approval from it's masters in Tehran. This is all just a prelude to a larger was between Iran and Israel, probably others. Maybe not anytime soon, but one day.

 

[cellochick]

I s'pose. . it does buy time.
But still ensures more conflict.

 

[honey132]

In war, we do not throw flowers and have picnics.

 

[Maria Maria]

Not at all. .
hey, I'm not an expert in international relations

none of us are. .




but fighting won't work either.
it's an act of frustration and weakness (on both sides)

 

[Srinvas]

Using this argument is useless. People like crazedeye completely ignore the fact that Isreal has been attacked ever since the day it has come into existance and their civilians have been targeted for several decades.

 

[evelynmfaulkner]

you've actually demonstrated your complete lack of understanding towards the critical argument against israel. thanks for sparing us from wasting any further time or energy on you

 

[nbawizards0]

you're wrong.

Thats not what they have been saying AT ALL.

 

[Spritzy]

what a great batch of assumptions you make. are you 12? you sure argue like it...

 

[rufusredcoat]

the real problem is lebanon doesnt have the balls to kick hezbollah out. good thing israel does!

 

[Sadia A]

It's fucking WAR, there's nothing morally right about it. The whole notion of having to fight a civilized war against a bunch of savages who don't give a fuck about themselves, their enemies or the civilians they hide amongst.

 

[Tesfaledet]

why is it that Israel has to feel sorry for the Lebanese people when the people who are apparently fighting for them don't give to shit about them?

gee where should we put our weapons depot??? oh... the school full of children is a great idea!!!