Should Palestine become it's own country?

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Should Palestine become its own country?

Yes
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No
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Undecided
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Re: Should Palestine become it's own country?

Postby Siggon Kristov » Sat Oct 24, 2015 3:44 pm

J4C0B65 wrote:The land would not have been partitioned. They would have had control as long as they allowed continued Jewish immigration. However, the Palestinians did not like this and thus turned down the British offer. This made the Brits turn to Palestine and the State of Israel was created.

They were against Jewish mass immigration, not the control of land. They wanted the land without the Jewish mass immigration. Again, if the Brits had told another colony to allow mass Jewish immigration as a requirement for independence, the people of that colony would be pissed.

What the Brits did was utter fuckery. They are a foreign power occupying land. They tell the people to allow mass Jewish immigration, and the people didn't like that. Their response is to just create a Jewish state there?

J4C0B65 wrote:It doesn't need a source because it is a commonly accepted fact.

What idiocy.

Reddy wrote:How then do you interpret something directed at no one in specific (as you yourself accept) as being directed to you?

He specifically referred to the incitement of rioting, not violence by the state. I was the only person whose posts would be seen as inciting rioting, or violence against the state. The others were supporting violence by the state. He said nothing about the people endorsing violence by the state

Reddy wrote:I mean in that thread, you were the only who kept on insisting on supporting rioting and violence after Aquinas denounced those forms of incitement. Why would he bother re-denounce the others, if they've already stopped calling for violence (state or otherswise)? Did Pale or Farsun 'call for violence some more, post-Aquinas' denouncement of it?

My point is that from the first post you pointed out, he was only addressing the violence I was calling for. He specifically spoke about incitement of rioting. And by talking about people getting into trouble, obviously he was referring to me. Farsun and PaleRider couldn't get in trouble for what they were saying, since it was endorsing violence by the state, not against it.

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Siggon Kristov wrote:
Aquinas wrote:and partly because I'm not an expert in restraint techniques and what the police guidelines are in terms of this particular situation

It's your own sense of fairness that I'm going at, not what the police guidelines may be. These official legal rules themselves may not necessarily be good. According to PaleRider, legal guidelines say that lethal force is warranted if someone resists arrest, so let's not go strictly by legal guidelines.
Again, he is hesitant when the victims are Black/coloured people, but he gets really defensive if anyone calls for violence against agents of the white state.

You keep repeating the bold part, yet as someone pointed out in that thread, a number of officials involved in this are black, in a black majority city, black Mayor . Are they all Uncle Toms then, because if you are of that opinion, that's (IMO) in the conspiracy theory range.

I refer to Jamaica as a white state. The Prime Minister, other top politicians, the police commissioner, and 90% of the population are all Black. We inherited the institutions from the white colonial state, and they function the same way now that they did in colonial times. Black police officers, in uniform, are serving the white state. I have never personally seen a non-Black cop in Jamaica. I believe there may be some Indo-Jamaican cops, but I've never seen one. I doubt we have any Asian or white cops at all. Most cops are Black; this doesn't mean they serve Black interests. They still brutalise Black people in the interests of the white upper class and the mulatto middle class. This is documented by Black and coloured academics in Jamaica.

Reddy wrote:The violent rioting you endorsed, appears to have hurt mostly black owned businesses and black people. Dozens of people (many of them black) were murdered in the aftermath in a spike in the crime rate. It would appear in this instance that you are indirectly the tool of those who would see black folk not prospering.

And I raised the point over and over... Were the police there to protect them? There has been an absence of police protection of Black people in Black communities whenever riots are not happening. I raised this point when soysauce raised the point that you just did. I had also raised it to Aquinas in another post, after which he admitted that he didn't find it hard to believe.

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Siggon Kristov wrote:
Reddy wrote:I've known Aquinas since around January 2013. We have become good friends and this would have never happened if I ever thought he was intolerant/racist.

I guess that's why you will overlook most of what I am saying. He's your friend, so you're going to take his side. There isn't much point in discussing this then, because you're biased on the matter.

Whether i'm biased or not, you've failed to show anywhere where Aquinas actually endorsed 'white state violence' or whatever. Again, failure to denounce something doesn't mean he endorses it.

I don't recall saying he endorsed it, but he tolerated it much more than he tolerated me advocating for violence by the Black/coloured people against the state. If he's going to remain silent on when white people call for violence against Black/coloured people, why doesn't he shut the fuck up when I call for violence the other way around? Likewise, he jumps into mod mode when I insult SelCru, but (as predicted) he remains silent on SelCru's endorsement of Israeli violence against Palestinian people.

Reddy wrote:And he did denounce inciting violence and rioting. Isn't violence what you say that Pale and Farsun called for?

He said it in the context of what people could (and apparently what he believed they should) get in trouble for. PaleRider and Farsun were endorsing violence by the state, not against it.

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Reddy wrote:no need for a distraction from the main topic. It's unlikely we will agree anyway.

I'm going to keep defending myself if you say things that make me seem like some liar. Thanks for making it clear why we won't agree, i.e. he's your friend.

I don't think you are necessarily lying or being malicious. I just think you are massively misinterpreting everything on this. You missed my point on my friendship with Aquinas, me, as a black man, I would have never become friends with Aquinas if I thought he held the views you claim you have divined from a handful of statements on that one thread. I've spoken to him hundreds of times and on many topics including race.

The worst racists are the ones who actively go out and kill people. Next to them are not the ones who are openly racist, but the ones who express subtle racism. I know Black people with racist friends, and LGBTQ+ people with homophobic friends.

As you said, we won't agree on this. You think your white friend is some saint, and I think he's a racist fucker (and I have stated exactly why I think that).

Reddy wrote:For goodness' sake, the guy is a leftwing Lib Dem! :)

Liberal Democrats aren't Leftist. I've written too many essays about this. Liberalism is not Leftism, and its core tenets are antithetical to Leftist ideologies. He has made it clear, in the same thread, that he supports Capitalism. We can go into detail on this in another thread if you care enough to discuss it.
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Re: Should Palestine become it's own country?

Postby Reddy » Sat Oct 24, 2015 4:50 pm

Siggon Kristov wrote: Likewise, he jumps into mod mode when I insult SelCru, but (as predicted) he remains silent on SelCru's endorsement of Israeli violence against Palestinian people.


Ehhh because you shouldn't be insulting others in a discussion anyway. Selcru should be free to express his extremist views on this, so long as they are not directed to any single person, particularly a member of the community. I mean, couldn't you just debunk his statements without insulting him? Most extreme pro/anti-Israeli statements can be debunked without breaking a sweat.

Siggon Kristov wrote:You think your white friend is some saint

You are doing it with your stereotyping again. Now you are stereotyping as having an inferiority complex, an Uncle Tom or just good old stupid and naive. Why would I think any white person, or any person for that matter is a saint ? Me, who's now infamous for my quasi-atheist views in my local community. :lol:

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Reddy wrote:For goodness' sake, the guy is a leftwing Lib Dem! :)

Liberal Democrats aren't Leftist. I've written too many essays about this. Liberalism is not Leftism, and its core tenets are antithetical to Leftist ideologies. He has made it clear, in the same thread, that he supports Capitalism.


I really thought the smiley would convey the lighthearted nature of that comment... You are, IMO, wrong though about leftwing Lib Dems, they are not like Orange Bookers nor can they be strictly called liberals in any traditional sense. I view leftwing Lib Dems as part of the non-socialist left.

Siggon Kristov wrote:We can go into detail on this in another thread if you care enough to discuss it.

No thanks. I'd better get on with worshipping my white saints. I think I'll light a candle to Saint Ronald Reagan tonight :mrgreen:

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Re: Should Palestine become it's own country?

Postby Kubrick » Sat Oct 24, 2015 4:54 pm

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Re: Should Palestine become it's own country?

Postby J4C0B65 » Sat Oct 24, 2015 4:54 pm

Siggon Kristov wrote:
J4C0B65 wrote:The land would not have been partitioned. They would have had control as long as they allowed continued Jewish immigration. However, the Palestinians did not like this and thus turned down the British offer. This made the Brits turn to Palestine and the State of Israel was created.

They were against Jewish mass immigration, not the control of land. They wanted the land without the Jewish mass immigration. Again, if the Brits had told another colony to allow mass Jewish immigration as a requirement for independence, the people of that colony would be pissed.


No, it was greed from the Palestinians. They didn't want to help other human beings.

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Re: Should Palestine become it's own country?

Postby Siggon Kristov » Sat Oct 24, 2015 6:50 pm

Kubrick wrote:
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Kubrick wrote:All the states in that area were carved out by France and Great Britain when they started dissolving their colonial empires, so if the Middle East should attack anyone it should probably be them. You can't blame the Israelis for getting a piece of land from the Western powers who felt sorry for them.

No, but you can blame them for continuously breaking international law by building new settlements and having a downright terrible human rights record against Palestinians. I agree with Siggon, Israel shouldnt exist in the first place.

But that wasn't the reason cited by Siggon, that's something entirely different.

True.

J4C0B65 wrote:
Siggon Kristov wrote:
J4C0B65 wrote:The land would not have been partitioned. They would have had control as long as they allowed continued Jewish immigration. However, the Palestinians did not like this and thus turned down the British offer. This made the Brits turn to Palestine and the State of Israel was created.

They were against Jewish mass immigration, not the control of land. They wanted the land without the Jewish mass immigration. Again, if the Brits had told another colony to allow mass Jewish immigration as a requirement for independence, the people of that colony would be pissed.

No, it was greed from the Palestinians. They didn't want to help other human beings.

So European powers had the right to force them to accept Jewish immigrants en masse?
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Re: Should Palestine become it's own country?

Postby J4C0B65 » Sat Oct 24, 2015 7:18 pm

J4C0B65 wrote:
Siggon Kristov wrote:
J4C0B65 wrote:The land would not have been partitioned. They would have had control as long as they allowed continued Jewish immigration. However, the Palestinians did not like this and thus turned down the British offer. This made the Brits turn to Palestine and the State of Israel was created.

They were against Jewish mass immigration, not the control of land. They wanted the land without the Jewish mass immigration. Again, if the Brits had told another colony to allow mass Jewish immigration as a requirement for independence, the people of that colony would be pissed.

No, it was greed from the Palestinians. They didn't want to help other human beings.

So European powers had the right to force them to accept Jewish immigrants en masse?[/quote]

The European Powers didn't force them into anything. The land didn't belong to Palestine itself (Not the British Mandate) in the first place, so therefore how could the Brits force them in to accepting Jewish immigrants in to a territory that was not in their possession. And so I will reiterate myself again: All the Brits did was offer the Palestinians control over the area, which they refused. The Brits no longer wanted the land, so turned to the Jews who were willing to comply with their offers
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Re: Should Palestine become it's own country?

Postby Siggon Kristov » Sat Oct 24, 2015 7:43 pm

J4C0B65 wrote:The European Powers didn't force them into anything. The land didn't belong to Palestine itself (Not the British Mandate) in the first place, so therefore how could the Brits force them in to accepting Jewish immigrants in to a territory that was not in their possession.

Likewise, Jamaica didn't belong to the population that was here, even before British colonialism. That doesn't mean that it would have been morally okay for the Brits to just give it to someone else at the expense of the people living here.

The Palestinians were the ones living there. The British shouldn't have colonised the area in the first place. It wasn't their land to take, to define, or to give to anyone.

J4C0B65 wrote:And so I will reiterate myself again: All the Brits did was offer the Palestinians control over the area, which they refused.

The Brits did not simply offer them the land. The Palestinians wanted the land; they didn't want the Jewish emigration en masse. Syrian refugees are going to Europe and the people of those countries aren't comfortable with the mass migration, yet they expect Palestinians to be comfortable with Jewish mass migration.

And mass migration is one thing. A settler-colonialism project is another thing. Some people were aware of what the Zionists wanted, and anyone would fear that happening to the place they live.

J4C0B65 wrote:The Brits no longer wanted the land, so turned to the Jews who were willing to comply with their offers

If the Brits didn't want the land, they could have just given it to the Palestinians, since the Palestinians were living there.
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Re: Should Palestine become it's own country?

Postby Aquinas » Sat Oct 24, 2015 9:49 pm

Siggon Kristov wrote:As you said, we won't agree on this. You think your white friend is some saint, and I think he's a racist fucker (and I have stated exactly why I think that).


Siggon: Your recent behaviour in this thread has earned you an official warning. Personal abuse of members, such as that demonstrated above, is not acceptable in Particracy.

Whatever your issues may be, in future please refrain from negatively characterising people by their skin colour. Calling members "white boy", for example,is hardly conducive to constructive debate and is not really appropriate.

Labelling somebody a racist is a serious charge to make. To make that charge without grounds is calumny. Please be more cautious in future with accusations like this.

In general terms, I need to say to you that if you wish to continue contributing to discussions here, then you need to find a less aggressive way of expressing yourself.

Furthermore, please be aware that the Particracy Forum is not the place to promote the murder of police officers. Any further inflammatory and violent expressions of that nature will result in your suspension from the forum.

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Re: Should Palestine become it's own country?

Postby Siggon Kristov » Sun Oct 25, 2015 4:54 am

Aquinas wrote:
Siggon Kristov wrote:As you said, we won't agree on this. You think your white friend is some saint, and I think he's a racist fucker (and I have stated exactly why I think that).

Labelling somebody a racist is a serious charge to make. To make that charge without grounds is calumny. Please be more cautious in future with accusations like this.

I stated exactly why I labelled you a racist.

Aquinas wrote:Furthermore, please be aware that the Particracy Forum is not the place to promote the murder of police officers. Any further inflammatory and violent expressions of that nature will result in your suspension from the forum.

I know. I can't promote murder of the agents of a white state, but others can promote the murder of Black/coloured people by white states (USA/Israel) and it's totally fine. You wonder why I call you a racist?

Aquinas wrote:If you wish to respond to this warning you may do so privately, but not on the public forum.

What's the point? The last time, it went nowhere. You ignored my questions, and just dropped the issue.
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Re: Should Palestine become it's own country?

Postby Aquinas » Sun Oct 25, 2015 9:28 am

Siggon: Okay, this has gone on long enough. Over a prolonged period of time, you have shown yourself unwilling or unable to treat other members with respect, and unwilling or unable to follow the guidance given to you on behaving appropriately. As a consequence of this, you are banned from posting on the forum for 1 month. Any attempt at thwarting this ban will result in a permanent ban from playing the game altogether.

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