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By: waxbanks

MetaFilter: Necrophilia may not be okay.

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By: waxbanks

I read this idiot's bile and figured the MeFi thread would help clear up why we should give a damn about his opinions. Fool me twice...

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By: Sukiari

"And, you know, the fact that quite a lot of antisemetic rhetoric masquerades as criticism of Israel. I'm sorry, but you can't dismiss it all with a wave of the hand." I thought that any criticism of...

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By: caddis

Gibson is such a ridiculous tool I almost believe this. However, since Drudge put this up more than 24 hours ago no credible media sources have latched on. Gibson is still a loser, and it looks like he...

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By: homunculus

Gibson's Anti-Semitic Tirade -- Alleged Cover Up

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By: homunculus

U.S. Intelligence on Hizballah and Iran

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By: SenshiNeko

postroad: What the heck was a Chinese observer doing there? Um, there's an entire battalion-minus of Chinese peacekeepers as part of UNIFIL (since April), supporting the Ghanaian and Indian battalion...

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By: dsquid

Their lives were ended in the worst blunder of a campaign which is reckless at best and genocidal at worst. IMO people are far too cavalier with the "G" word.

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By: Skeptic

So, Israel does something outrageous and DEBKA and WorldNetDaily try to excuse it with some transparently racist "Yellow Peril" shit? Now, colour me surprised. Frankly, Taskinen's rant was disgusting....

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By: elpapacito

Certainly there is some "hawkism" going on in Israel, but it may not be limited to the usual religious nuts Justice Minister Haim Raimon certainly need to engage in proactive silence (in the elite...

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By: quonsar

*belches, scratches self*

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By: quonsar

them camel jocks ain't careful, the jews are gonna light up the desert with thier very own pillar of fire one of these days.

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By: scarabic

Give Mr. PHP a break. He's clearly emotional over the deaths of the UN observers. He identifies with them. Their lives were ended in the worst blunder of a campaign which is reckless at best and...

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By: scarabic

I was under the impression that the general sentiment in Israel is supportive of the attacks on Hezbollah. For lack of any better strategy to support, yes, but I'm not hearing overwhelming support from...

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By: caddis

Hezbollah leader said to be hiding in Iranian Embassy. Uh oh, now Israeal has an excuse to take on Iran.

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By: saulgoodman

The important thing here, and something that Israel as a nation has to face up to one day is that the entire arab world no longer wishes for it's disolution, only a few religous zealots wish that and...

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By: boaz

only a few religous zealots wish that and they are being marginalized day by day. Or, you know, elected president of Iran.

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By: mk1gti

Yeah homunculus, I was on Broadway waiting for a bus home and thought it was a 'Critical Mass' bike thing. So I looked up the news on what the situation was and read about the Seattle Jewish Federation...

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By: Unregistered User

Geez, what is it about Seattle? Nine "bizarre" murders in Seattle in nine days

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By: caddis

Holy Shit!

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By: homunculus

Five shot, one killed at Seattle Jewish Federation

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By: Pastabagel

Oh, necrophilia is not okay on Metafilter now? When will the moratoriums end! posted by Astro Zombie at 4:56 PM EST on July 28 [+fave] [!] Bunch of lousy anti-deadites...

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By: fingers_of_fire

sorry, bab sarabia, but I havestatedrepeatedly, in this thread and others, that I by no means find that Israel's actions in this or any other conflict are beyond reproach. Rather, I think the word I...

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By: Zed_Lopez

I think we're losing sight of the bigger issue. PHP is a crime against humanity that Taskinen shares the blame for.

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By: bob sarabia

Everyone except fingers_of_fire, that is. For those following along, the key phrase is "Isreali defending itself". It can do no wrong, it's defending itself.

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By: -harlequin-

"Is there no-one else who thinks that the bombing of civilian populations is wrong, full stop, and that therefore Hezbollah and Israel are both in the wrong?" Uh... pretty much everyone thinks this.

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By: MikeKD

Sorry, Postroad, but worldnetdaily is hardly what I'd call reliable. (And my understanding of DEBKA is that it runs on a lot of rumors, but I'm not sure of its track record or biases.)

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By: imperium

Is there no-one else who thinks that the bombing of civilian populations is wrong, full stop, and that therefore Hezbollah and Israel are both in the wrong? On a tangent, A189, there are plenty of...

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By: aeschenkarnos

There is a philosophical problem that democracy uniquely suffers, when democractic governments decide to do something deplorable. The whole idea of democracy is, the people of a country collectively...

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By: A189Nut

This from Wikpedia. 1948 - 1967: Occupation of the Gaza Strip by Egypt. Under the United Nations Partition Plan of 1947 it had been allotted to the proposed Arab state in Palestine. 1948 - 1967:...

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By: clevershark

A BBC report that includes numbers of victims, since someone asked.

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By: fingers_of_fire

delmoi, I too look down on the use of warfare to capture territory, and I wish Israel and its Arab neighbors would have reached an agreement long ago whereby Israel returned the land captured in 1967....

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By: A189Nut

And I can't find any record of the Chinese Embassy being hit during the first Gulf War. Do you mean in Belgrade in 1999?

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By: A189Nut

The BBC and the UN say four UN observers. Period

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By: delmoi

THAT is part of the risk of going to war, and the Arabs should have considered that before they started piling troops in the Sinai, the Golan, and the West Bank. Actually, since wwII the use of warfair...

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By: -harlequin-

As I recall, though I can not at the moment cite the spot, the Chinese guy was NOT a UN person stationed there. The BBC and CNN cites above both have the UN listing the four dead/missing (including the...

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By: bob sarabia

As I recall, though I can not at the moment cite the spot, the Chinese guy was NOT a UN person stationed there. According to everything I've seen, the victims were a Austrian, a Canadian, a Chinese and...

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By: KirkJobSluder

jefgodesky: Coming from an American, Christian background, my natural disposition was in favor of Israel. What is interesting about this is that the government of Lebanon is almost equally split...

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By: Postroad

As I recall, though I can not at the moment cite the spot, the Chinese guy was NOT a UN person stationed there. Similarly, when we bombed a spot in Iraq in the first war, the Chinese complained that it...

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By: elpapacito

fingers_of_firewrites"On the other hand, this post gives a platform to what I consider hate-speech - I just think you don't joke about nuking Israel, or anyone, for that matter" Quoting from the...

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By: fingers_of_fire

A189Nut, I don't know the answer to your question, but I do recall seeing a speech by Abba Eban, then Israeli ambassador to the UN, given to the General Assembly in 1967 in the immediate aftermath of...

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By: -harlequin-

"What the heck was a Chinese observer doing there?" Why shouldn't there be a Chinese among the observers? It was a United Nations post. What skullduggery are you infering the UN (or China?) was up to...

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By: A189Nut

Out of interest, is there any other example in post war history of occupied territory not being given back?

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By: delmoi

link, please? Well, I said that I thought that, not that I knew it was certain. The reason I think that is simply the number of civilian targets being hit. I mean apartment buildings and such, even in...

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By: -harlequin-

"nuclear retaliation is a bit of a red flag for me" Do a search for "Iraq" and "Iran" threads with "glass carpark" suggestions. Advocating nuclear retaliation is common as dirt in American discussion.

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By: jefgodesky

jefgodesky, my take on I-P debates is that people tend to bring to them a pre-determined emotional sympathy with one of the sides. There's a great deal of truth to that. Coming from an American,...

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By: Astro Zombie

As far as for the "Fuck the Jews" comment, that's lamentable, but the Lukidnik types have done everything they can to equate non-steadfast support for Israel with anti-Semitism. It poisons the debate...

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By: fingers_of_fire

delmoi, not TOTALLY different - certainly it's related - but your point is well-taken.

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By: fingers_of_fire

delmoi: I honestly think the Israelis are trying to increase the number of civilian casualties, or at least have a blatant disregard for them - link, please? Do you object to the notion that Israel has...

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By: blacklite

It's hoping for the mass slaughter of Israelis on a scale that is exponentially higher than what the Israelis are inflicting on the Lebanese as we speak. I don't know where anyone could get the idea...

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