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I dread to think what they would do in the military
I dread to think what they would do in the military
There is much more Israel should be doing. Not least is allowing travel between Gaza and the West Bank.
I gather that this is partly because data sizes haven’t been going up with model sizes. That is likely to change soon as synthetic data starts to overtake organic data in both quantity and quality.
Has anyone else seen what’s getting upvoted on Reddit? It’s crazy over there. They are saying and upvoting things I thought I would never see from a public internet crowd. I really hope some kind of manipulation is going on, else it’s really fucked
Israel own a 100m strip at the border. It can’t be opened unless Israel agrees.
“If you help someone commit a crime or try to commit a crime, such as by providing tools or assistance, you can be held responsible for that crime too.”
It’s not just violence that leads to violence. Oppression and inequality also.
Many of the nation’s being spoken to here are complicit.
And masking it by restricting the ability of journalists to report on it, by targeting buildings associated with journalism, refusing journalists access, creating unsafe conditions for journalism and cutting power.
This is the reason that counterfactual reports about this bombing have been able to become so prevalent.
This isn’t a black and white moral issue in which something can be declared “justified” or “unjustified” and that’s the end of the matter.
The razing of cities has been seen as just and unjust by various people over human history. However, if the razing of axis cities has been conducted in the old fashioned way, by killing men women and children with hand held weapons, instead of bombs dropped from a distance, then the ≈650,000 deaths that resulted might be viewed differently.
This is why they are so keen to target electricity and journalists. It ensures that the news is dominated by one side of the story.
I agree, the problematic issues within Ukraine are trivial compared to the problems with the way Russia or Hamas operate. However, it’s also the case that the actions of Hamas are not comparable to the actions of the Israeli state, most especially in the long term.
Both sides in any conflict must be held to account for their actions or inactions, but in doing so care must be taken not to suggest that both sides are equally the orchestrators of the situation.
Absolutely. Likewise corruption and social issues in Ukraine must be denounced, although in denouncing aspects of both sides, it must not be implied that the current situation is created equally by the actions of both sides.
Like in Ukraine, it is not enough for one side to stop the violence, they must also reverse the occupation.
It’s been this way for a long time. The terror bombing of German and Japanese cities and the way it was justified and seen as different from the atrocities the axis committed against civilians has caused the West to become brutal in a way it is blind to.
If a terrorist is someone who attacks civilians for political aims, then yes.
Egypt needs permission from Israel to open the border. Israel owns a 100m buffet zone in the border since the war with Egypt.
To what end?
This isn’t something Palestine can fight their way out of, however many weapons they have.
This is ethnic cleansing dressed up in the clothes of protecting civilians.
If they leave, they will never be allowed back to their homeland. If they don’t leave, they must be legitimate targets for bombing.
We shouldn’t be.
The only solution to the region is a Palestine that is prosperous and free. So long as people have nothing to lose, they will continue laying down their lives.