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AnimeIsTrash posted:Her husband used to torture people in abu ghraib. after reflecting on my time spent torturing and terrorizing iraqis i have come to realize that war is bad actually
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tried to show my wife the eve fartlow tablet article and on mobile they have locked it behind a "donation" wall but the x is just a picture of an x not a cancel/esc so you cant read the article on a phone without giving them money. so we looked at it on pc instead. edit: nm i can close the donation screen on phones now must have been a hiccup Real hurthling! has issued a correction as of 21:53 on May 28, 2021 |
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May 28, 2021 21:50
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Mar-a-lago was the first private club in the area to allow jewish members.
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Isn't Bennett even more right wing than Netanyahu
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Looking forward to big changes from "New Right" Ramrod Hotshot posted:Isn't Bennett even more right wing than Netanyahu One of the planks for Yesh Atid (the other guy's party) is to end military exemptions for Orthodox.
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Doesn't any netanyahu-ousting coalition with the current seat numbers require arab party contribution If so will be interesting to see if it survives the settler invasion due in 2 weeks
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Ramrod Hotshot posted:Isn't Bennett even more right wing than Netanyahu he wants to annex the west bank and bragged about killing palestinians
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So he's an Israeli centrist
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is there any other corroboration for this edit: never mind, just found some ded redd has issued a correction as of 22:44 on May 28, 2021 |
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The main difference between the proposed alternative coalition and the current gov aside from "bibi sucks" is that they might be marginally less subservient to the ultra-orthodox even if bibi somehow doesn't effortlessly defeat this challenge at the last moment, like he did to every single one before it, literally nothing will change when it comes to Palestine
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Office Pig posted:is there any other corroboration for this jpost confirms quote:Yamina leader Naftali Bennett agreed to forming a coalition government with Yesh Atid head Yair Lapid, N12 reported. Also lmao at Bennett being accused of wanting a left government
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Well some posters were arguing that this latest act of evil was because Netanyahu is trying to avoid something like this.
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Lostconfused posted:Well some posters were arguing that this latest act of evil was because Netanyahu is trying to avoid something like this. it very transparently was and it worked for a bit until the ceasefire gave the nazis to his right ammo to call him weak
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Lostconfused posted:Well some posters were arguing that this latest act of evil was because Netanyahu is trying to avoid something like this. It was but he's being ousted because he stopped Let that sink in. Ruminate on it.
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Lostconfused posted:Well some posters were arguing that this latest act of evil was because Netanyahu is trying to avoid something like this. Oh, it's 100% this, it couldn't be more transparent if he tried. They were on the verge of closing this exact same deal when troops went into al aqsa and started pelting everyone with tear gas
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I think there's a good case to be made that Netanyahu didn't want to be belligerent in East Jerusalem, and that it was other forces in Israeli politics ratcheting up the tensions because they knew the government couldn't handle a crisis. Netanyahu isn't stupid, he seemed to be aware early on that Israel was going to lose the confrontation with Palestinians. None of this is to defend Netanyahu, just that if you thought the dysfunction in Israeli politics was bad before just wait and see what's coming. Being in power so long gave Netanyahu the mindset of being a colonial administrator. You can keep people down for a long time so long as you don't push them too far. Whoever replaces him is going to be an idealist.
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Pener Kropoopkin posted:I think there's a good case to be made that Netanyahu didn't want to be belligerent in East Jerusalem, and that it was other forces in Israeli politics ratcheting up the tensions because they knew the government couldn't handle a crisis. Netanyahu isn't stupid, he seemed to be aware early on that Israel was going to lose the confrontation with Palestinians. None of this is to defend Netanyahu, just that if you thought the dysfunction in Israeli politics was bad before just wait and see what's coming. Being in power so long gave Netanyahu the mindset of being a colonial administrator. You can keep people down for a long time so long as you don't push them too far. Whoever replaces him is going to be an idealist. you have to wonder if the absurd continuation of the israeli government from america in some years wasn't at least partly a product of fearing this exact outcome. not enough to be anything but a negligible factor, mind you, but we're talking about a nuclear power whose population has been so radicalized that the very suggestion of peace alone seems to be cause for murder. remote as the possibility seems, there has to have been at least one person who gave these circumstances a good looking over and decided a controlling thug like netanyahu was a better alternative than someone who really represented the israelis.
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mind you tel aviv could spontaneously burst into columns of every day israelis parading around palestinian body parts and the metropole's reaction would remain fairly steady
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AFancyQuestionMark posted:The main difference between the proposed alternative coalition and the current gov aside from "bibi sucks" is that they might be marginally less subservient to the ultra-orthodox a very tepid start to the Israeli Civil War between the Haredi and the IDF in World War Z quote:I know the repatriation of Palestinian was unpopular, so was the general pullout from the West Bank. I’m sure the Strategic Hamlet Resettlement Program must have inflamed more than its share of hearts. A lot of Israelis had to watch their houses bulldozed in order to make way for those fortified, self-sufficient residential compounds. Al Quds, I believe . . . that was the final straw. The Coalition Government decided that it was the one major weak point, too large to control and a hole that led right into the heart of Israel. They not only evacuated the city, but the entire Nablus to Hebron corridor as well. They believed that rebuilding a shorter wall along the 1967 demarcation line was the only way to ensure physical security, no matter what backlash might occur from their own religious right. I learned all this much later, you understand, as well as the fact that the only reason the IDF eventually triumphed was because the majority of the rebels came from the ranks of the Ultra-Orthodox and therefore most had never served in the armed forces. Maximo Roboto has issued a correction as of 00:53 on May 29, 2021 |
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Maximo Roboto posted:a very tepid start to the Israeli Civil War between the Haredi and theIDF in World War Z drat that all sounds awesome
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it's also predicated on an Israeli government being implausibly moderate enough to endorse Palestinian right-to-return (to use as cannon fodder?) and to abandon occupied territory up to 1967 borders including Jerusalem as being strategically unsustainable, even in the face of zombie apocalypse. though upon re-reading that passage, it was probably Mel Brooks' son doing subtle satire by invoking the imagery of Israelis seeing their own homes bulldozed https://worldwarz.fandom.com/wiki/Saladin_Kader%27s_Interview
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isnt wwz the movie where loud muslim prayers doom israel by coaxing the zombies to breach the wall?
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Real hurthling! posted:isnt wwz the movie where loud muslim prayers doom israel by coaxing the zombies to breach the wall? the film was Brad Pitt slapdashedly adapting parts of Brooks' Ken Burns-style mocukementary novel in crayon with explosions, so yes
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Maximo Roboto posted:the film was Brad Pitt slapdashedly adapting parts of Brooks' Ken Burns-style mocukementary novel in crayon with explosions, so yes oh don't worry, they're making a sequel
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muttering "bennett won the bibi bowl" to myself in the liquor store
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In World War Z the book, a pre-apartheid South African official proposes fortifying a few small areas and letting most of the population die outside of them. Initially, the only country brutal enough to go through with this plan is Israel. The movie really mangled the political themes of the book, which is a metaphor for terrorism and the fact that the military can't simply fight it by blowing up terrorists.
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Chamale posted:In World War Z the book, a pre-apartheid South African official proposes fortifying a few small areas and letting most of the population die outside of them. Initially, the only country brutal enough to go through with this plan is Israel. The movie really mangled the political themes of the book, which is a metaphor for terrorism and the fact that the military can't simply fight it by blowing up terrorists. Yea I remember it being pretty heartless. Also they found the most success returning to old-school lock & load battle rifles and spades.
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Ramrod Hotshot posted:Isn't Bennett even more right wing than Netanyahu 
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lmao of course the lib pig is going to let the fascist go first https://twitter.com/disclosetv/status/1398377945211736068?s=20
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Stringent posted:lmao of course the lib pig is going to let the fascist go first Will go as well for Lapid as it did for Big Brain Benny.
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Southpaugh posted:I'm guessing the new administration is going to be slightly less tight with the white house? Bibi was tight with Biden? 
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