betsushikime

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The Great Game of Smashing Nations(consortiumnews.com)
4 points by betsushikime 5y ago|1 comments
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by betsushikime 5y ago
Sorry but the OP is right. Everyone in Europe was shocked and very, very angry that the US attacked yet another country that wasn't a threat to it and had nothing to do with 9/11. Even today, I personally have no idea what the U
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Israeli progressives have started to talk about ‘apartheid’(theguardian.com)
7 points by betsushikime 5y ago|0 comments
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by betsushikime 5y ago
Also a bit of a jump from neural networks to brains.
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by betsushikime 5y ago
> Take Europe instead of just the US - protests in Europe against Israel with no equivalent against Iran or Russia, both of whom funded and sent troops to Syria where Assad has committed actual genocide leading to displacement of million
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by betsushikime 5y ago
Just to clarify, my comments here are no endorsement of calling Israel an illegal state in any way, shape or form.
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by betsushikime 5y ago
I don't remember the reaction to Hezbollah's attack. I remember the incident, but not the reaction in the news. If you felt that was one-sided, then I will defer to your opinion and accept that I don't have an explanation for
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by betsushikime 5y ago
I can't reply to bronzeage's comment above so I'm adding my comment here. > Gaza is literally not occupied by Israel. That is according to Israel and I believe also the US. Everyone else, including the UN, most world gover
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by betsushikime 5y ago
Yes, the coverage of the conflict is one-sided and popular opinion is on the side of the Palestinians. The reason for that is that the conflict itself is one-sided. Gaza is occupied by Israel. Further, Israel has the overwhelming advantage