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16 comments
1 | BARACK THE VOTE Fri, Nov 30, 2012 10:03:36am |
So if a few more kids are killed by rockets, that won't bring down the life expectancy too much?
2 | Gus Fri, Nov 30, 2012 10:11:16am |
This means what exactly? Because according to this chart the average life expectancy (74.92) in Syria is higher than that of the West Bank and Gaza. So things are hunky dory in Syria?
3 | Eclectic Infidel Fri, Nov 30, 2012 12:16:38pm |
re: #2 Gus
This means what exactly? Because according to this chart the average life expectancy (74.92) in Syria is higher than that of the West Bank and Gaza. So things are hunky dory in Syria?
It dispels the notion that life in Gaza is equivalent to the former Warsaw Ghetto of WW II era Poland.
4 | researchok Fri, Nov 30, 2012 2:25:25pm |
re: #1 BARACK THE VOTE
Maybe I'm reading you wrongly, but it seems to be rather pointed you did not distinguish between who fires the rockets.
Which is very, very pointed.
Death is the great equalizer.
5 | Varek Raith Fri, Nov 30, 2012 3:18:27pm |
re: #3 Eclectic Infidel
It dispels the notion that life in Gaza is equivalent to the former Warsaw Ghetto of WW II era Poland.
So, go live there.
It's not so bad, right?
Idiot.
6 | Eclectic Infidel Fri, Nov 30, 2012 3:20:11pm |
re: #5 Varek Raith
So, go live there.
It's not so bad, right?
Idiot.
Part of the anti-Israel narrative is to compare life in Gaza to the aforementioned ghetto. It is simply not an accurate comparison. That's all.
7 | Dark_Falcon Fri, Nov 30, 2012 8:00:31pm |
re: #6 Eclectic Infidel
Part of the anti-Israel narrative is to compare life in Gaza to the aforementioned ghetto. It is simply not an accurate comparison. That's all.
Indeed. It's not to say that life in Gaza is great, but its people are fed adequately and are able to import what they need. Israel is not out to kill the people of Gaza, as the Nazis sought to kill Jews, Israel's security measures seek only to protect the lives of its citizens.
8 | Destro Sat, Dec 1, 2012 12:30:20am |
re: #7 Dark_Falcon
It's not to say that life in Gaza is great, but its people are fed adequately and are able to import what they need.
The same environment as any prison.....
9 | Dark_Falcon Sat, Dec 1, 2012 2:59:16am |
re: #8 Destro
It's not to say that life in Gaza is great, but its people are fed adequately and are able to import what they need.
The same environment as any prison.....
If they are in prison, it is a prison of their own making. All they have to do is stop trying to attack Israel and they'll find some doors opening for them.
10 | Destro Sat, Dec 1, 2012 5:07:42pm |
re: #9 Dark_Falcon
If they are in prison, it is a prison of their own making. All they have to do is stop trying to attack Israel and they'll find some doors opening for them.
The invaded themselves I guess....
It's good you agree they live in an open air prison. Knowing is half the battle.....
11 | Dark_Falcon Sat, Dec 1, 2012 6:57:10pm |
re: #10 Destro
The invaded themselves I guess....
It's good you agree they live in an open air prison. Knowing is half the battle.....
What happened in the case of Gaza was the 6 Day War of 1967. Israel seized Gaza along with the Sinai Peninsula. When Israel and Egypt signed the Camp David Accords, Israel returned the Sinai, but Egypt decided they did not want Gaza back.
12 | sattv4u2 Sun, Dec 2, 2012 4:55:32am |
re: #8 Destro
It's not to say that life in Gaza is great, but its people are fed adequately and are able to import what they need.
The same environment as any prison.....
Really?
A prisoner in Allenwood Fed penitentiary can "import what they need?"
13 | Destro Sun, Dec 2, 2012 8:28:03am |
re: #12 sattv4u2
Really?
A prisoner in Allenwood Fed penitentiary can "import what they need?"
Prisoners in America can buy food, hygiene products, socks/underwear, and tv/radios. Actually, prisoners have it better because the state has to make sure they have a roof over their head, etc unlike the open air prison of Gaza.
14 | Dark_Falcon Sun, Dec 2, 2012 11:59:40am |
re: #13 Destro
Prisoners in America can buy food, hygiene products, socks/underwear, and tv/radios. Actually, prisoners have it better because the state has to make sure they have a roof over their head, etc unlike the open air prison of Gaza.
People in Gaza have their own houses, Destro, and Israel does allow in cement and other construction materials (though it does monitor their use) as well as provide Gaza with the fuel that runs its power plant. But Israel isn't the government in Gaza anymore; Hamas is. So if people in Gaza don't have a proper home, that is not Israel's fault.
15 | sattv4u2 Sun, Dec 2, 2012 12:14:14pm |
re: #13 Destro
Prisoners in America can buy food, hygiene products, socks/underwear, and tv/radios. Actually, prisoners have it better because the state has to make sure they have a roof over their head, etc unlike the open air prison of Gaza.
That list (food, hygiene products, socks/underwear, and tv/radios) is a far cry from your "anything they need" assertion.
And as a friend of mine mentioned to me, if Gaza is an open air prison where people live with no roof over their head, where the hell does all the aid money sent to Gaza go????????? And who, exactly is responsible for the lack of roofs - wouldn't it be Palestinian gov't? They want a state, start acting like one! 1st order of business for a state is taking care of it's "citizens", not looking the other way as some of those "citizens" procure and lob rockets at a neighbor state