I know, we are so in the woods with them first insisting Islamophobia hasn't been a constant issue in Europe for the past 2 decades. it's an issue in the entire anglosphere we don't talk about it a lot in the US because, well, Muslims have been public enemy number 1 for the longest time and only now and again get overshadowed by illegal immigrants and black people.
but this is somehow even more absurd.
That's nice, but ethnography isn't and hasn't ever been a function of genetics - as evidenced by the fact it existed prior to the discovery of genetics in the first place.
It's entirely a function of humanity's shitty ingroup/outgroup proclivity, nothing more. And it's as easy as "just stop being a bigot".
Originally Posted by Marjane Satrapi
See, if anything pointing out the similarities between Israeli and Palestinian genetics and cultural praxis just underscores the fact that the conflict is fundamentally political in nature as opposed to being some inherent result of a "Clash of Civilizations" - and also putting to bed any notion that this conflict goes back further than the colonial period, as said.
Which begs the question of why you're here apart from repeated derailing to try and make this thread about what goes on in Russia. Rofl.
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What is "my country" exactly, and how's this relevant?
Originally Posted by Marjane Satrapi
I wish the US would vote whether or not to recognize Palestine.
Russia, Sweden, w/e. Still derailing.
And again, I fail to see how this is relevant unless you believe that one's country of residence determines their beliefs. Personally, I don't identify with any specific polity because I don't believe in ethnonationalism, and I don't get why that's such a difficult concept for you lot to understand.considering you've said you're a greek and you live in usa... greece and usa... of which neither recognize palestine as a state...
If this is "you should fix things there first", may I direct you to the BDS movement and the fact my rep consistently opposes further Israeli brutalization of Palestinians. Otherwise, this remains a stupid appeal to authority fallacy.
Originally Posted by Marjane Satrapi
r/thathappened. I've long since grown out of my more youthful Dawkins-esque phase, so chances are you're referring to opinions older than the Obama presidency.
And I'd wager your continued attempts to debate people's motives rather than the subject means you concede you have nothing valuable to add to the subject. Good to know.
Originally Posted by Marjane Satrapi
Don't derail over semantics when the answer was already clarified and restated. Get back on topic.
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Hamas launched a massive attack today. Even paraglided down troops in Israel