Israel v Hamas

This is one of the funniest threads I've seen from these idiots. Corbyn tweets, someone uses grok to call him out, and all the little Palestine campaigners actually start arguing with grok, and LOSE lololol. Then they start calling it out for corruption, but lose that too.

Yes, they argue with AI bots and take the same path as they do v actual people

Stupid stupid people
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Penge Eagle said:
Can anyone explain to me why the left has a hard-on for Islam (and not Christianity, Hinduism, Judaism, Sikhism etc)?
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They are usually raised without a strong identity, some of them have daddy issues and due to a life without hard struggle (compared to the past) develop anti state and anti convention ideas due to liberalism's ideas of individualism.....Something I have a little sympathy for but in their case is on steroids.

Badger mentioned something that touched on this back in the 30s when many of the rich kids at top universities were turning to an idealised communism...In my view it's a kind of narcissism born of the relative ease of their personal lives and a liberal individualism that breeds a revolutionary spirit.

A person's politics is also affected by their environment (mine wasn't) if you're raised liberal you are more likely to turn out one....statistically....but like I say that didn't happen to me. Like most things genetics plays some role.

The left have a strong 'out group' preference, whereas the right have a strong, 'in group' preference....stereotypes but mostly true.

I think the video I posted the other day describes quite well the reasons many of the middle and upper class youth are so left wing today (in contrast to the past). Worth a watch.

 
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HKOwen said:
So if 200 children were killed every day in Gaza since Oct 7th 2023 that would be 120,000 plus.

You really do post some utter sh1te on here
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Errrr.... you really are an idiot.

Try again.
 
Penge Eagle said:
Only the far left holds your position. Doesn't it make you proud.
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Actually, only idiots constantly cite the "far left" angle.

It's the only argument you have, but then again, just like a Trump supporter blaming everything on Biden and the Dems.
 
Penge Eagle said:
Can anyone explain to me why the left has a hard-on for Islam (and not Christianity, Hinduism, Judaism, Sikhism etc)?
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Can only speak for myself here but absolutely no ‘hard on’ at all. If anything, it’s the religion I identify the least with (was christened a catholic but far closer to atheist than agnostic).

The whole Palestine thing has absolutely nothing to do with religion for me, or even politics, now. The reason this is different (again, to me) is that you have our government at best doing very little to stop, and at worst actively aiding and abetting through arms supply, one of our allies continuously bombing the cr*p out of a region where the civilian part of the population cannot leave.

They are essentially sitting ducks in a goldfish bowl not knowing if they could have a bomb fall on their head any second. Many have seen family members and friends killed. Even the survivors have little access to food, clean water and medical care.

I don’t give a sh*t about the religion or the politics, I wouldn’t wish that reality on my worst enemy.
 
Stirlingsays said:
They are usually raised without a strong identity, some of them have daddy issues and due to a life without hard struggle (compared to the past) develop anti state and anti convention ideas due to liberalism's ideas of individualism.....Something I have a little sympathy for but in their case is on steroids.

Badger mentioned something that touched on this back in the 30s when many of the rich kids at top universities were turning to an idealised communism...In my view it's a kind of narcissism born of the relative ease of their personal lives and a liberal individualism that breeds a revolutionary spirit.

A person's politics is also affected by their environment (mine wasn't) if you're raised liberal you are more likely to turn out one....statistically....but like I say that didn't happen to me. Like most things genetics plays some role.

The left have a strong 'out group' preference, whereas the right have a strong, 'in group' preference....stereotypes but mostly true.

I think the video I posted the other day describes quite well the reasons many of the middle and upper class youth are so left wing today (in contrast to the past). Worth a watch.

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Walk around Hampstead, it's lovely and you will bump into Charles and Nigella extolling the virtues of that marvellous Eastern European barista in their favourite coffee shop and their Spanish nanny. They don't see what life for the urban poor is really like and always has been a fight for jobs, schools, dentists, doctors. public transport etc.

We should do what some of the Republicans states do start busing boat people into Hampstead let Charles and Nigella experience the wonders of multi ethnic crime and strength through diversity.

I am on the right because I came off a council estate and had nothing except what I earned, consequently I want to keep as much of that as I can and don't see why other people can't do the same by working hard.
 
Stirlingsays said:
All of a sudden the left don't like abuses of the Terrorism Act.....when it's applied to those they sympathise with.

I remember Count Dankula saying that those that celebrate acts like this will be laughing on the other side of their face when it's abused to arrest them.
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I do not condone any of the violent acts from Palestine Action.
Every protest should be peaceful.
It doesn't mean a bunch of people sitting down calmly, holding up signs should be arrested.

Sadly, the hyprocrisy on here knows no bounds... most on here condone violent acts from Israel and the IDF.

Then when all of this is put to them, the BS rhetoric of fake news and lies gets bounded about.
Not one person has admitted they've gone too far.

It's pathetic.
 
Israel, Palestine and American officials now discussing a potential ceasefire. And looking to explore longer-tern solutions, as well as the immediate concern of releasing hostages and bodies.
 
Badger11 said:
Walk around Hampstead, it's lovely and you will bump into Charles and Nigella extolling the virtues of that marvellous Eastern European barista in their favourite coffee shop and their Spanish nanny. They don't see what life for the urban poor is really like and always has been a fight for jobs, schools, dentists, doctors. public transport etc.

We should do what some of the Republicans states do start busing boat people into Hampstead let Charles and Nigella experience the wonders of multi ethnic crime and strength through diversity.

I am on the right because I came off a council estate and had nothing except what I earned, consequently I want to keep as much of that as I can and don't see why other people can't do the same by working hard.
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You really felt the need to clarify you belong to the right?

Don't worry, your sickening racism is transparent enough.
 
Forest Hillbilly said:
Israel, Palestine and American officials now discussing a potential ceasefire. And looking to explore longer-tern solutions, as well as the immediate concern of releasing hostages and bodies.
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Good. Let's hope for a positive outcome.
 
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