re: #630 windsagio

I don’t know how well you can apply your argument to Germany man, those people were there for a freaking long time.

And like it or not, the situation with Israel is complex, what with the diaspora and all that.

I don’t expect to, and it in fact would be presumptuous to try to convince you otherwise, but my point is this: Despite your best arguments, most of the world won’t agree with you on that point. Therefore, politically, you can’t really expect to get much traction with that line of argument.

No matter how certain you are its true, its an international dead-end, and if you want to claim the land on those basis’s (bases?) you’re gonna have to give up a lot of the help from the international community.

Even if you’re right.

Yes the Germanic tribes that became the Germans conquered the land that became Germany a long time ago. It was still conquest and more recent than the Jewish claim to Israel.

About the only people who own any land that was not theirs by right of conquest are the Australian aborigines. Ohhh but they were conquered too, and Australia claims Australia by right of conquest.