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There have been reports, but the plain word 'massacre' is hardly ever used in the palestinian conflict. The difference is even more worrying when we compare the death toll difference.

Civilian arrest the only solution.

It's called big mob. The french ppl have nothing to do with those deep state reptilians.

There is absolutely nothing wrong letting Israel demolish entire lebanese neighbourhoods, target-fire rescue personnel as well as international peacekeepers and walk out unpunished.

Really healthy for the future peace on the Middle East.

You skept the forced labour stage during prison.

''How are you today?'' ''That's an antisemitic question.''

Butcher knife is always gonna lose to hand pistol.

Ofc I would let him save me first. It's what happens after being liberated that concerned me. Before calling him a slave liberator I would definitely make that backgroud check. If i was to find he once dismissed his own slaves without proper compensation based in human rights and equality, then my next moral task would be to prosecute him.

I mean, please correct my lack of american history knowledge if necessary, but the way I see it is really easy to dismiss slave labour only once you get the industrial machinery.

We agree on that ethically it is right to ask others to stop doing wrong like you did. For me it's different though asking while pointing with a gun. That is hypocrite.

As a non american I'm curious about these events. I see it as a fact the war ended slavery, but isn't anyone bothered about the winning heroes having used slaves themselves their whole life up until then? More than heroes I see them as ''I'm not bad anymore'' and demonizing their foes as a very hipocrite act.

If I was dealing drugs my whole life I wouldn't raise my voice too high to condemn other dealers just because I recently quit myself, although seems like for some works pretty well.