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  • Registered Users Posts: 106 ✭✭iMrApex


    WakeUp wrote: »
    Reading this it would appear you haven't a clue what your position is , but really deep down , I think you do . The above post would pretty much contradict most of what you have put forward thus far , it seems confused and flippant and most contradictory. and you can't or won't admit to the obvious fact that bulldozing people of their property and taking it is a wrong cruel nasty thing to be doing . so what am I missing?..

    My position is that I don't feel Arabs in Israel are entitled to a state due to going to war. Likewise if the Arabs won I don't feel Jewish people would be entitled to a state. Answer me this, let us say when India was partitioned Pakistan immediately launched an invasion against India. India repelled the invasion and continued into Pakistani territory occupying the whole country and annexing it. Would Pakistan have a right to argue?


  • Registered Users Posts: 11,747 ✭✭✭✭wes


    iMrApex wrote: »
    The Arab Higher Committee was confident and decided to prevent the set-up of the UN-backed partition plan. In an announcement made to the UN Secretary-General on 6 February 1947, they declared:

    "The Palestinian Arabs consider any attempt by Jewish people or by whatever power or group of power to establish a Jewish state in an Arab territory to be an act of aggression that will be resisted by force"

    Repeating the same thing again and again will not some how make it right the 2nd time. I have already pointed out the deficiencies in your version of history.

    As I pointed out the Zionist had no intent of adhering the UN backed plan either, what with the whole ethnic cleansing thing, that was planned years before. There was no provision in the partition plan for Zionist to remove people already living there.

    BTW, the partition plan was voted in the general assembly and not the the security council and as such wasn't binding. Not to mention giving most of the land to a minority that largely consisted of recently arrived colonists, was the height of stupidity.
    iMrApex wrote: »
    Let us say that there was never any wars between the two sides, I would support having two states. You have to understand I can't support having two states after both sides went to war with each other with intentions of completely destroying one another.

    Repeating the same things over and over again, will not somehow make it right the 2nd time.
    iMrApex wrote: »
    Israel shouldn't put to blame because they came out on top.

    Zionists are to blame, as the conflict was created by there colonial project, but quite frankly that neither here nor there now. The fact is that today, they are illegally colonizing land outside there borders.
    iMrApex wrote: »
    If Palestine came out on top, I would support Palestine as the two sides both went to war fully knowing the consequences of their actions.

    If your country is invaded, you generally have no choice but to fight back. The Palestinians did not choose to be invaded by Zionists colonists, they have no choice either when it comes to modern day Zionist colonists either. The conflict has been brought to them, and like anyone else, they have a right to defend themselves.


  • Registered Users Posts: 106 ✭✭iMrApex


    wes wrote: »
    If your country is invaded, you generally have no choice but to fight back. The Palestinians did not choose to be invaded by Zionists colonists, they have no choice either when it comes to modern day Zionist colonists either. The conflict has been brought to them, and like anyone else, they have a right to defend themselves.

    Jewish people have always been in the region known as Israel. You've been arguing about the partition plan and now you say it isn't binding?

    Answer me this, let us say when India was partitioned Pakistan immediately launched an invasion against India. India repelled the invasion and continued into Pakistani territory occupying the whole country and annexing it. Would Pakistan have a right to argue?


  • Registered Users Posts: 11,747 ✭✭✭✭wes


    iMrApex wrote: »
    My position is that I don't feel Arabs in Israel are entitled to a state due to going to war.

    So they don't deserve a state due to resisting a colonial invasion by Zionists, who justified it via an extremist take on the Bible. You seem intent on ignoring that fact that Zionists, came from Europe, and were colonists.
    iMrApex wrote: »
    Likewise if the Arabs won I don't feel Jewish people would be entitled to a state.

    If the Native American won the conflict, against European, they would rightly feel that Europeans had no right to a state in the America's. Regardless, of the rights and wrong of the past, the fact remain that today, the Palestinians are per UN resolution entitled to a state.
    iMrApex wrote: »
    Answer me this, let us say when India was partitioned Pakistan immediately launched an invasion against India. India repelled the invasion and continued into Pakistani territory occupying the whole country and annexing it. Would Pakistan have a right to argue?

    Yes, they would, as you can't acquire land via force, and btw your choice of aggressor is rather telling.

    Secondly, both Pakistan and India did fight over Kashmir right after partition, and neither side tried to grab any other land except the disputed reason. There is also a UN resolution calling for the self determination of the people of Kashmir, which has sadly been ignored by both sides, and in the case if Indian occupied Kashmir, there army has for the last couple of decades, engaged in mass murder, and mass rape in Kashmir.,


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 2,823 ✭✭✭WakeUp


    iMrApex wrote: »
    My position is that I don't feel Arabs in Israel are entitled to a state due to going to war. Likewise if the Arabs won I don't feel Jewish people would be entitled to a state. Answer me this, let us say when India was partitioned Pakistan immediately launched an invasion against India. India repelled the invasion and continued into Pakistani territory occupying the whole country and annexing it. Would Pakistan have a right to argue?

    So you agree with and support the continued theft of Palestinian homes and their property? and you want the Palestinians to leave where do you want them to go? Or you support a one state secular solution?..I've pointed out to you already I'm not interested in your whataboutery so leave Pakistan and India and other such attempts at whataboutery to one side I'm not going there.


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  • Registered Users Posts: 106 ✭✭iMrApex


    wes wrote: »
    Secondly, both Pakistan and India did fight over Kashmir right after partition, and neither side tried to grab any other land except the disputed reason. There is also a UN resolution calling for the self determination of the people of Kashmir, which has sadly been ignored by both sides, and in the case if Indian occupied Kashmir, there army has for the last couple of decades, engaged in mass murder, and mass rape in Kashmir.,

    You're going off on a tangent, I'll provide another example. Let's say Portugal was partitioned between North and South Portugal. Let's then say North Portugal decided to invade South Portugal. South Portugal repelled the attack and pushed into North Portugal and annexed it.

    Would the people of North Portugal have a right to a state?


  • Registered Users Posts: 11,747 ✭✭✭✭wes


    iMrApex wrote: »
    Jewish people have always been in the region known as Israel.

    You seem to be confusing the term Zionist with Jews. Zionism is a political ideology, and one does not need to be Jewish to be a Zionist. Zionism was created in Europe, and Zionists from Europe then launched a colonial project in Palestine.

    Now, the existence of other people who share the same Religion/ethnicity in Palestine at the time, doesn't change the fact that the vast majority of Zionists were European colonists.
    iMrApex wrote: »
    You've been arguing about the partition plan and now you say it isn't binding?

    I never said it was binding to begin with. UN General Assembly resolution are generally non-binding. The partition plan was voted on by the General Assembly. For someone who keep bringing up the original partition plan, I find if very strange that you were unaware that it was never binding.

    UN security council resolutions are binding, hence why I invoke UN resolution 242.
    iMrApex wrote: »
    Answer me this, let us say when India was partitioned Pakistan immediately launched an invasion against India. India repelled the invasion and continued into Pakistani territory occupying the whole country and annexing it. Would Pakistan have a right to argue?

    Already addressed this. Why are you repeating yourself, even after your question was answered? Your post are an old CD stuck on repeat on the same old boring song. Seriously your constant repetition isn't making any sense.


  • Registered Users Posts: 11,747 ✭✭✭✭wes


    iMrApex wrote: »
    You're going off on a tangent,

    Your the one who brought up Pakistan and India FFS. I already addressed your question, btw. You not liking the answer is your issue not mine. Regardless of who starts a conflict, you cannot acquire land via war, as I said earlier.

    We don't live in that world anymore, and you are more than welcome to live in that kind of world on your own.

    Seriously, I won't bother answering the same question more than once anymore. Your going over board with constant repetition at this point.


  • Registered Users Posts: 106 ✭✭iMrApex


    wes wrote: »
    Already addressed this. Why are you repeating yourself, even after your question was answered? Your post are an old CD stuck on repeat on the same old boring song. Seriously your constant repetition isn't making any sense.

    I would appreciate it if you answered my question regarding Portugal.


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 2,823 ✭✭✭WakeUp


    iMrApex wrote: »
    You're going off on a tangent, I'll provide another example. Let's say Portugal was partitioned between North and South Portugal. Let's then say North Portugal decided to invade South Portugal. South Portugal repelled the attack and pushed into North Portugal and annexed it.

    Would the people of North Portugal have a right to a state?

    Instead of providing examples you're quite good at how about you answer some of the questions being put to you . you started this thread don't be expecting an easy ride.


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  • Registered Users Posts: 106 ✭✭iMrApex


    WakeUp wrote: »
    Instead of providing examples you're quite good at how about you answer some of the questions being put to you . you started this thread don't be expecting an easy ride.

    So now you're refusing to answer that question?


  • Registered Users Posts: 11,747 ✭✭✭✭wes


    iMrApex wrote: »
    I would appreciate it if you answered my question regarding Portugal.

    I answered your question twice already. I answered it when it was Pakistan and India, and I then answered the same thing, when it was Portugal. It seems clear to me, your not interested in any kind of debate, and will just repeat yourself again and again for reasons I can't honestly fathom.

    If you choose to ignore the fact that I have answered the same question twice already, then that your problem and not mine. I won't be doing it again.

    BTW, you could do other posters the courtesy of answering there questions, as opposed to demanding answers to question that have been addressed already.


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 2,823 ✭✭✭WakeUp


    iMrApex wrote: »
    So now you're refusing to answer that question?

    Go away out of that. for the third time I've no interest in your whataboutery. the questions I'm putting to you are in relation to the topic in question and this thread , you know , the one you started. and so far you seem reluctant or incapable of answering them. I wonder why.


  • Registered Users Posts: 106 ✭✭iMrApex


    wes wrote: »
    I answered your question twice already. I answered it when it was Pakistan and India, and I then answered the same thing, when it was Portugal. It seems clear to me, your not interested in any kind of debate, and will just repeat yourself again and again for reasons I can't honestly fathom.

    If you choose to ignore the fact that I have answered the same question twice already, then that your problem and not mine. I won't be doing it again.

    So the people of North Portugal would have the right to a state in your opinion?


  • Registered Users Posts: 11,747 ✭✭✭✭wes


    iMrApex wrote: »
    So the people of North Portugal would have the right to a state in your opinion?

    Question was answered twice already. I said I wouldn't answer again, especially when you don't extend the same courtesy of even answering a question once, to other posters on this thread. Quite frankly I am not sure I will bother answering anything else from you at this point, seeing as you will just repeat the same question again and again, and not answer any question directed your way.

    Seriously, your taking the piss with this question.


  • Registered Users Posts: 106 ✭✭iMrApex


    wes wrote: »
    Question was answered twice already. I said I wouldn't answer again, especially when you don't extend the same courtesy of even answering a question once, to other posters on this thread.

    Seriously, your taking the piss with this question.

    Alright, I'll make it easier. You can answer yes or no. Would the people of North Portugal have the right to a state if they invaded South Portugal, lost and was annexed into South Portugal? Yes or no?


  • Registered Users Posts: 11,747 ✭✭✭✭wes


    iMrApex wrote: »
    Alright, I'll make it easier. You can answer yes or no. Would the people of North Portugal have the right to a state if they invaded South Portugal, lost and was annexed into South Portugal? Yes or no?

    Again, answered this twice already. Won't answer again. In fact won't be answering any question from you, as you ignore that an answer was given, and you clearly don't care that I answered your question multiple times already, and are just pretending I didn't.

    Now, how about answering questions directed at you.

    If ask the question one more time, then off to block list you go.


  • Registered Users Posts: 106 ✭✭iMrApex


    wes wrote: »
    Again, answered this twice already. Won't answer again. In fact won't be answering any question from you, as you ignore that an answer was given, and you clearly don't care that I answered your question multiple times already, and are just pretending I didn't.

    Now, how about answering questions directed at you.

    If ask the question one more time, then off to block list you go.

    Again, you haven't answered yes or no. I'm simply asking to understand your mindset more.


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 2,823 ✭✭✭WakeUp


    iMrApex wrote: »
    Again, you haven't answered yes or no. I'm simply asking to understand your mindset more.

    I understand your mindset to be honest it didnt take much . as soon as the hard questions are asked it's obvious you would prefer if they weren't asked - you don't want to know . and resort to whataboutery and being obtuse which says a lot. and it doesn't work like that. Perhaps we can try again tomorrow though that really depends on you.


  • Registered Users Posts: 106 ✭✭iMrApex


    WakeUp wrote: »
    I understand your mindset to be honest it didnt take much . as soon as the hard questions are asked it's obvious you would prefer if they weren't asked - you don't want to know . and resort to whataboutery and being obtuse which says a lot. and it doesn't work like that. Perhaps we can try again tomorrow though that really depends on you.

    I find it strange how you refuse to type either 2 or 3 characters, it's a simple question and says quite a lot about you. What have I refused to answer?


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  • Registered Users Posts: 11,747 ✭✭✭✭wes


    iMrApex wrote: »
    Again, you haven't answered yes or no. I'm simply asking to understand your mindset more.

    I answered the question twice already. I could care less about you asking the same thing over and over again, and then demanding later a yes or no answer, after receiving an answer twice, when you refuse to answer a question once to anyone else.

    You won't be getting anymore answers from me, as quite frankly you will just ignore it in anyways.


  • Registered Users Posts: 106 ✭✭iMrApex


    wes wrote: »
    I answered the question twice already. I could care less about you asking the same thing over and over again, and then demanding later a yes or no answer, after receiving an answer twice, when you refuse to answer a question once to anyone else.

    You won't be getting anymore answers from me, as quite frankly you will just ignore it in anyways.

    I posed a question to you and you refuse to answer it, I asked for a yes or no. What have I refused to answer?


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 46,938 ✭✭✭✭Nodin


    iMrApex wrote: »
    "........................

    If Palestine came out on top, I would support Palestine as the two sides both went to war fully knowing the consequences of their actions.


    You said there was no Palestine earlier? Please make up your mind.
    iMrApex wrote: »
    I'll provide another example, let us say when India was partitioned Pakistan immediately launched an invasion against India. India repelled the invasion and continued into Pakistani territory occupying the whole country and annexing it. Would Pakistan have a right to argue? .

    Rather obviously yes.


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 46,938 ✭✭✭✭Nodin


    iMrApex wrote: »
    I posed a question to you and you refuse to answer it, I asked for a yes or no. What have I refused to answer?

    He answered your question here, in unambigous terms.
    http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showpost.php?p=91309945&postcount=125


  • Registered Users Posts: 11,747 ✭✭✭✭wes


    iMrApex wrote: »
    I posed a question to you and you refuse to answer it, I asked for a yes or no. What have I refused to answer?

    Answered the question twice already. Your inability to understand my answer is your problem not mine. You have constantly refused to answer questions posed by others, and now you telling a lie, about how I didn't answer your question. I answered it twice already, I already said I would not answer a 3rd time. In fact you won't be getting any answers from me on anything, as you clearly will just lie about having never receiving them in the first place.

    Here is the 1st time I answered (as pointed out by other posters):
    http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showpost.php?p=91309945&postcount=125

    Here is the 2nd time:
    http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showpost.php?p=91310088&postcount=133

    You replied to both posts, so you know full well I answered your question.

    So, Now I have to wonder, why are you engaged in such an easily disprovable lie, about me not answering? Secondly, why do you yourself not answer questions posed to you?


  • Registered Users Posts: 106 ✭✭iMrApex


    wes wrote: »
    Answered the question twice already. Your inability to understand my answer is your problem not mine. You have constantly refused to answer questions posed by others, and now you telling a lie, about how I didn't answer your question. I answered it twice already, I already said I would not answer a 3rd time. In fact you won't be getting any answers from me on anything, as you clearly will just lie about having never receiving them in the first place.

    Here is the 1st time I answered (as pointed out by other posters):
    http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showpost.php?p=91309945&postcount=125

    Here is the 2nd time:
    http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showpost.php?p=91310088&postcount=133

    You replied to both posts, so you know full well I answered your question.

    So, Now I have to wonder, why are you engaged in such an easily disprovable lie, about me not answering? Secondly, why do you yourself not answer questions posed to you?

    That answer doesn't satisfy me, I would prefer a yes or no regarding Portugal. Again, you have not told me what I have refused to answer.
    Nodin wrote: »
    You said there was no Palestine earlier? Please make up your mind.

    I say if Palestine came out on top meaning if Palestine was formed and Israel was not.


  • Banned (with Prison Access) Posts: 6,798 ✭✭✭karma_


    iMrApex wrote: »

    I say if Palestine came out on top meaning if Palestine was formed and Israel was not.

    What?


  • Registered Users Posts: 106 ✭✭iMrApex


    karma_ wrote: »
    What?

    "If Palestine came out on top, I would support Palestine as the two sides both went to war fully knowing the consequences of their actions."


  • Banned (with Prison Access) Posts: 6,798 ✭✭✭karma_


    iMrApex wrote: »
    "If Palestine came out on top, I would support Palestine as the two sides both went to war fully knowing the consequences of their actions."

    I'm honestly at a loss about what to say to this. That's just insane.

    Like if Germany won WW2 you'd be a Nazi?


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  • Registered Users Posts: 106 ✭✭iMrApex


    karma_ wrote: »
    I'm honestly at a loss about what to say to this. That's just insane.

    Like if Germany won WW2 you'd be a Nazi?

    Have you read all this thread? That situation is completely different. The UN resolution for partition was not accepted in 1947 resulting in civil was until 1948, the Arab states then invaded.


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