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[xtsho]

Almost %100 of Palestinian people support hamas

And that's why they're screwed.

 

[right]

Egypt Syria Saudi Arabia all said that they don't want Palestinians . I wonder why? That sounds like it would have been a solution.

 

[Cannavore]

one might even call it a final solution

 

[mean mr.mustard]

its only offensive to racists who don't see palestinians equal to jews.

Do you see Jews equal to Palestinians?

 

[mean mr.mustard]

boring strawman

At least you're not laughing.

 

[Microbeman]

Not a landlord dewy.
I pick up gigs remodeling and landscaping evictions and foreclosures, so that up and coming young folks may get a chance at owning their own home

Do you work for a real estate shark or a bank?

 

[right]

Do you work for a real estate shark or a bank?

We pick up contracts for the banks mostly.

 

[right]

I do a lot of hustling, side jobs .I'm only sane when I'm busy

 

[dramamine]

And that's why they're screwed.

They were screwed long before Hamas existed.

 

[Cannavore]

libs can't seem to understand/admit that minor inconvenient fact. the occupation started in the 60's, and the ethnic cleansing in the 40's. hamas was founded in '87. same with hezbollah. founded after israeli occupation of lebanon.

 

[Cannavore]

 

[xtsho]

They were screwed long before Hamas existed.

Yes they were. They basically had no chance. Their leadership has been corrupt for decades.

When you have leadership that exploits it's population then the population doesn't have a chance at success.

Had the early leadership not have been so corrupt there could have been a state of Palestine.

Unfortunately the corruption within the Palestinian Authority going back to the late 60's / early 70's set the stage for what we have now.

Yasar Arafat left the chance for a Palestinian state on the table as he walked away while living a life of luxury in Europe. It was an obtainable goal. Greed and self interest destroyed any chance and still does today.

Israel is a component of the situation but they don't share all the blame for how things are today.

 

[dramamine]

Yes they were. They basically had no chance. Their leadership has been corrupt for decades.

When you have leadership that exploits it's population then the population doesn't have a chance at success.

Had the early leadership not have been so corrupt there could have been a state of Palestine.

Unfortunately the corruption within the Palestinian Authority going back to the late 60's / early 70's set the stage for what we have now.

Yasar Arafat left the chance for a Palestinian state on the table as he walked away while living a life of luxury in Europe. It was an obtainable goal. Greed and self interest destroyed any chance and still does today.

Israel is a component of the situation but they don't share all the blame for how things are today.

If you go back a little further, there was a Palestinian state. Then something happened.

 

[dramamine]

That's really grotesque.