redballooon @ redballooon @lemm.ee

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If you ask for the "Why" often enough, it always comes down to Antisemitism.

Israel wouldn't exist if not for the unhinged antisemitism of German Nazis in the 1930/40s.

In the last 20 years, Israel found itself to need new settlements, with all the accompanying political changes and pressures. Why? - because many Jews from all over the world migrated there. Why? - Antisemitism in their home countries makes those a less habitable place than an Israel, even though it is continuously on the brink of a war.

And this doesn't even touch the rampant antisemitism in the Muslim world that wants to drive the Jews into the ocean and doesn't accept a state Israel under any circumstances.

Just theoretically speaking, do you have an idea how they could be rescued?

And for the record, it was you bringing up the term “unsalvageable human garbage”. I am thinking about solutions, but I’m at a loss.

I didn’t say “share borders”, I said direct travel.

There’s an old saying in the internet that I didn’t hear for a long time: Remember the human.

There’s also religious wars.

Huh, interesting take. I guess Israel minus the settler hardliners is as unfaulty.

But again, for all it's historical relevance, nobody rates Sputik second best satellite today.

And still we could travel there without passing through any other country.

Those 50% of the population spend all their life being indoctrinated by the Hamas. That's 1 million kids. Apart from that the neighbors of the palestinians don't like palestinians very much, how would you set up a program to integrate those kids into any society?

Thanks! That's the sort of answer that I hoped for.

And that explains why it was impactful movies in the 70s, but that doesn't explain why it's rated 2nd best movie today. If anything you provided arguments against that.

Communism as understood by one who has read Marx and isn’t interested in the details of creating it.

And like any good brothers they go full Cain and Abel.

The Culture series from Ian banks shows how that can happen: beneficial AIs take over and govern to the good of all living beings.

I think it’s the other way around: they are convinced that the government did it and look for reasons why to support the tale.

As surprising as wildfires, floods or migration. All of these things happen off and on, and still they’re reported, discussed and sometimes combatted.

Between work and two small children, I’ll gladly spend an extra hour with them. Or just with me, to get away from all that.

Your condescension is matched only by your reading comprehension.

Bruh. Look into a mirror.

When you celebrate a life event in church you go home with a new Bible.