re: #282 elbruce

I’m fully aware of that. How is it relevant?

Should we look at the map of Israel and say that everyone who lives inside the borders of that country should have equal rights and equal representation in the country described by those borders? If so, then you’re agreeing with me that a one-state solution is ideal.

If you believe that the parliament should only represent some of the people and that the others should have limited self-determination with sovereign rights retained by the first group over the second, then you’re supporting the status quo - but hardly supporting equal rights and representative democracy.

Are you on medication?

You said, “Democracy… equal protection under the law for all persons… separation of church and state… you know, that kinda stuff.”

So you mentioned democracy and equal protection under the law, once again, as something Israel DOES NOT provide and when someone tells you different, you just say you didn’t say it.