What's Wrong With This Picture?

By DemocracyRules

Nothing that I can think of.  They are Israeli soldiers.  These people don't look so bad to me.  They look like the sort of people who want to improve their education, to find a good husband, to have a family, a career, and a safe place to live, for them and their family.  They want to help their kids grow up and have good lives.  They want to live a normal life without someone constantly trying to kill them.

I'm sorry, I'm having trouble with the logic in the Koran.  What is it, exactly, that makes it necessary to kill these people?  OK, to Islamists, the Koran is the literal word of Allah.  And the Koran says it's necessary to kill these people.  So apparently that's what Allah said.  Allah himself said this , not just a "helper" or a scribe, or Mohammad in some sort of bad mood.  Furthermore, when Hamas and other Islamists set out to kill Jews, they cite the Koran as the justification for doing it.  They take the Koran literally, and they believe they have a lawful right to kill Jews.

 

Graph: Rocket attacks from Gaza into Israel for 2008, up to Dec 21.  In June, Hamas agreed to a "tadhiya" or lull.  They unilaterally broke the agreement just after Obama was elected on Nov 4.  Since the 21st of Dec, the attacks have more than quadruped.

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So then the Islamists attack Jews.  But if the Islamists get killed instead, the Islamists want us to feel sorry for them.  But why do we have to feel sorry for them?  Especially, the Islamists want the Christians of the West to feel sorry for them.  They want us to stop the Jews, when the Jews kill Islamists.  But the Jews only kill Islamists if the Islamists try to kill Jews.  So why is this our problem?

Islamists aren't really victims, they're just genocidal murderers who want help to get the job done.  But the Koran tells Muslims to kill Christians too!  Honestly, for my part, I don't want to help Islamists kill Christians and Jews.  ["Hamas Legalizes the Crucifixion of Christians and other Enemies "]  I don't understand why anyone would expect me to do so.

I'm sorry Hamas, I don't get it.  And no, I'm not going to cry for you at night.  You just want to kill Jews, because Arabs have been hating and killing Jews for at least 2,000 years, long before Islam came along.  It's just another common, garden variety tribal conflict.  The Arabs tribes don't like the Hebrew tribe.

I don't do blood feuds.  I don't like them.  They make no sense.  And stop trying to convince me that you're right.  You're wrong, and you've been wrong for 2,000 years.

Pro Patria

Comments

[Claudia]

That picture of the three Jewish girls who are soldiers trying to keep the peace in their own country is a heartening picture and shows exactly how strong and forthright the Jewish people are in the way that they bring up their children and try valiantly to make a wonderful place to live out of a strip of land that nobody wanted in 1945.

Actually the "Palestinians" (loosely now called "Hamas" rulers) have been wrong for almost 3,000 years, because there really NEVER was a "Palestine" Nation or "Palestinian" peoples of a nationality coming from NON-Jewish or non Islamist-Muslim peoples at all. It is a made up thing by the Islam nations to promote the war between the Jews, the Islamists and Egyptians and keep the dissension fomenting hatred between those peoples. In modern day the "Palestinians" moved into the Gaza area because the Egyptians didn't want them in Egypt (because they were nothing but a bunch of vagabonds, thieves and scoundrels) and the Jews were given that parcel of land by the British as part of the Jewish territory immediately following WWII as a place for Jews to go after they got out of the Concentration Camps because the overflow was so big that most of the surrounding countries in Europe couldn't take them all in without jeopardizing their economies. The basic "Palestinian" (if you can even say that with a straight face) person of that time was not much more than a nomad who really didn't have anyplace to call a homeland at all, and they decided to go to the Gaza area and inhabit that with the Jews of the time, (in the 1946-49 time line) because it was a wild uninhabited desert area that had no settlements or anything to make it viable and the Jews accepted them as they needed help to settle the area and hoped that the "Palestinians" would make good neighbors and worthy and willful helpmates in the settlements. They, the new Israelites, never figured that they would get turned on like they have by people that they took into the land that they were given as repayment by the Brits, for the torture they had suffered during the Holocaust. Mohammed, of the Allah Quran writer, and the Islamists really hold grudges because of the Allah-Quran writings and theory that with the Fall of Babylon way back when in 527 BC when the whole region was taken over by Islam. Their religion has always been based on ruling with an iron fist over those that they conquered by murderous ways. Unfortunately, the Israelites did not think about the long history of the Muslims in the region when they accepted the "Palestinians" into their country, nor did they anticipate that those people would try to overthrow the hosts and take back a country that never belonged to them in the first place. There have been many wars over that little plot of what, 750 miles long and about 130 miles wide, land, fought since the world began to record history. Israel is not much bigger than the State of California, though not too many people really even understand that, and that is what makes it all the more treacherous for those trying to live and farm there, to grow food to feed themselves. However, the Jewish people have mostly been the ones that have stayed and tried to make that desert a habitable place to live and raise their children in. The Islamists have come and gone and claimed and lost it many times over the last 2,500 years, much to their shame and chagrin, because in most cases, they have vastly outnumbered the Jewish populations that were there by many thousands of warriors, or in the case of today, Hamas militants.

It is a sad world when a loosely based group of people try to resurrect a war that was essentially over almost 3,000 years ago based on a Quran that in many ways is totally outdated and does not foster any cooperation between people of any surrounding groups other than by subjugation or murdering by the most vile of methods.