Punishing people until they realize you're right is a hallmark of conservative dads.
The bomb threats will continue until the normies realize immigrants aren't worth having, I will make their lives so difficult and annoying that they will be forced to accept my worldview just to get me to stop.
They hired the guy the ruined Yahoo to run it
I still like the Jay-Z mashup album
Okay so it's a fetish confirmed
This is the title of the article we are discussing:
'One of the most horrific massacres': Dozens killed in Israeli attack on Gaza 'humanitarian zone'
Your comment was copy-pasted detailing how Hamas used civilians as shields forntheir operations
Is that not whataboutism? Sounds like I'm just getting the topic back on track after your attempt to derail it.
Sure, if you'd like to actually engage I'd be happy to walk you through what everyone's problem with how the IDF is operating.
We expect Israel to treat the life of every Palestinian civilian the same way they would treat an Israeli civilian.
It's that simple.
Hamas is the bad guy, they're bad because they kill innocent people to achieve their objectives.
For Israel to be the good guy, they need to not kill innocent people to achieve their objectives. They can't say 'we had no choice, Hamas forced us to kill those civilians or we wouldn't be able to achieve our objectives'.
I hope you are better with the guns than you are at reading comprehension
You've clearly gotten the point from my hypothetical and don't like the conclusion you yourself have reached ;)
Enjoy speedrunning post-9/11 US neoconservatism
How would Israel operate differently if Hamas was hiding in Tel Aviv and using those citizens as their human shields?
When Obama was running for President in 08, he had to say he was against gay marriage, signal his approval of school vouchers because he was trying to appeal to people in the center and republicans who were very, very, very unhappy with Bush.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Republican_and_conservative_support_for_Barack_Obama_in_2008?utm_source=perplexity