Especially on the National Day of Remembrance and Violence on Violence Against Women, the details of Hamas' use of sexual violence is disgusting.
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Especially on the National Day of Remembrance and Violence on Violence Against Women, the details of Hamas' use of sexual violence is disgusting.
Sure, there were lots of indigenous Jews and Palestinians.
About 7% of Palestine was Jewish before Zionism.
#basketcasesupportstheICCtodaybutnottomorrow
You'll have to make do with todays.
I think its there in case you see her on tinder so you can swipe the right way.
We know which way you'd go.
I'm not a huge supporter of the ICC but YOU have endlessly been calling for the ICC to say something before you criticize Hamas. Well their lead prosecutor has unambiguously stated that Hamas' attack was the epitome of what the ICC is supposed to do and that there is no justification for Hamas to hold their hostages. Why are you so quiet now?
Now that you agree with the ICC, its time to discuss why you back genocide.
copied and pasted from the internet, and directed at KKK and their ilk...
But what about the people who can never admit they’ve misstepped, no matter the circumstance? What makes them incapable of apologizing even when they’re obviously in the wrong? For these people, admitting wrongdoing and offering an apology is too psychologically threatening. Offering an apology implies that they’ve harmed another person in some way, which can elicit feelings of shame.
People who cannot apologize often have such deep feelings of low self-worth that their fragile egos cannot absorb the blow of admitting they were wrong. So their defense mechanisms kick in — at times, unconsciously — and they may externalize any blame and even dispute basic facts to ward off the threat of having to lower themselves by offering an apology. When they double down on their wrongness by blaming circumstances, denying the facts, or attacking the other person or people involved, non-apologizers can make themselves feel empowered rather than diminished.
Unfortunately, many of us mistakenly interpret these people’s fragility-driven defensiveness as a sign of psychological strength. That’s because outwardly they appear to be tough individuals who refuse to back down. But they don’t do this because they’re strong — it’s because they’re weak.
Psychologically speaking, admitting that we’re wrong is emotionally uncomfortable and painful to our sense of self. In order to take responsibility and apologize, our self-esteem needs to be strong enough for us to absorb that discomfort. Indeed, if our self-esteem is higher and stable, we can tolerate the temporary ding that such an admission involves — without the walls around our ego crumbling.
But if our self-esteem is seemingly high but actually fragile, that ding can pierce through our defensive walls and score a direct hit to our ego. Indeed, as a rule of psychological thumb, the more rigid one’s defense mechanisms are, the more fragile the ego they’re protecting.
The mistake we often make when faced with someone who’s habitually incapable of apologizing is to become irate (for good reason, of course) and try to win our argument with them (because we’re right!). But the sad and frustrating reality is we can never win. Even if we demonstrated that they were wrong in stark, inarguable facts, they will either deny those inarguable facts or pivot to a personal attack by saying something like “Why do you always make things difficult and unpleasant?!?”.
In these situations, the best we can do is to make our points as calmly and as convincingly as we can and then disengage from the argument when it becomes unproductive — like when they dispute the facts, come up with ridiculous excuses or pivot to petty remarks."
I think that it's time for you discuss what the ICC lead prosecutor said first. You didn't answer.
So many posts since the IDF started again. The propaganda machine is running strong because Hamas is fucked. If they had even hope of winning they wouldn't be calling for a ceasefire.
Abandoned by their fellow Muslims, facing a better nation. The IDF is going further and faster then I thought possible.
Its really amazing how bad Hamas got played. The Iranians basically tricked them into attacking then turned their backs on them, with just some token rockets from Lebanon for the Arabs on the street. And they also fell into Israel's hands by giving them a war to escalate their taking of Gaza. And all they can do now is plead with a world who is indifferent to them because of they are nothing more than a terror breeding ground and welfare cases.
All to temporarily derail a peace process with Saudi Arabia that is going to move forward anyway. And they gave away a trillion dollar Gas field to Israel that will secure their energy needs, as well as supply Europe for decades. Once this deal runs out and a new one is signed with the new owners. B
Why the hell would anyone back such losers at this point is beyond me.
Abandoned by their fellow Muslims, facing a better nation. The IDF is going further and faster then I thought possible.
Its really amazing how bad Hamas got played. The Iranians basically tricked them into attacking then turned their backs on them, with just some token rockets from Lebanon for the Arabs on the street. And they also fell into Israel's hands by giving them a war to escalate their taking of Gaza. And all they can do now is plead with a world who is indifferent to them because of they are nothing more than a terror breeding ground and welfare cases.
All to temporarily derail a peace process with Saudi Arabia that is going to move forward anyway. And they gave away a trillion dollar Gas field to Israel that will secure their energy needs, as well as supply Europe for decades. Once this deal runs out and a new one is signed with the new owners. B
Why the hell would anyone back such losers at this point is beyond me.
Hamas did the ultimate "wife beater" move that Franky bragged about... attack and act like they did nothing wrong....and was forced into it....
