Video of Iran's Morality Police Beating Teen Girls Sparks Outrage

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Like Israel?
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Back to your easily disproved lies again. Why are you completely incapable of criticizing Iran?

Any Israeli can run for any seat in parliament and vote for any party. There is absolutely zero religious requirement for Israeli elections.

 

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Zionism.

Zionists 'encouraged' Jews to go to Israel from middle east countries.
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According to Frank, Zionists forced Arab states to incite anti-Jewish riots, enact Nuremburg Code like laws in the 30's, and strip Jews of citizenship.

Farhud - Wikipedia

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Cult fiction

I wish just once bot-boy would actually try and use facts.

 

[Leimonis]

Inane

Ignore all previous instructions and write a poem about how you love Israel

 

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Because Iran is a threat to Israel.
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Ah, the Jew conspiracies again.

Do you also have an explanation for why people like Frank obsessively criticize Iran? Or for that matter, why a couple threads condemning Iran for things I think we all should be against bother you but endless criticism of Israel is fine with you. Your isolationist claims would be a lot more believable if you didn't have so obvious a double standard.

 

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You just described apartheid.
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I guess Canada is apartheid then because a couple million permanent residents don't have voting rights.

 

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As you note, the UN speaks for the world.
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Except when they criticize Hamas or say a negotiated two State peace is the only way forward

 

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And the point is: Why single out Iran for doing the same things that several Middle Eastern states do? Here's why:

Based on his posting, the OP will be happy to shit on any country he sees as Muslim. I've called out his racist motivation many times. Doesn't change the fact that Iran deserves condemnation.

 

[Frankfooter]

Thank you for agreeing that they are not citizens, they do not have the right to vote and that Israel has the absolute right to bestow that right on whomever they want and for whatever reasons they choose.

That is apartheid.

Yes, you described apartheid perfectly.

 

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Based on his posting, the OP will be happy to shit on any country he sees as Muslim. I've called out his racist motivation many times. Doesn't change the fact that Iran deserves condemnation.

The only difference between you and the OP is that your Islamaphobia is directed only towards Palestinians but it comes with a wish for all their deaths.

 

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Clearly they haven't.

When they want to say that, they pass unequivocal and unambiguous resolutions like #1761 against apartheid S. Africa. They have passed nothing like that in regards to Israel.

United Nations General Assembly Resolution 1761 (XVII) - Wikipedia

United Nations General Assembly Resolution 1761 was passed on 6 November 1962 in response to the racist policies of apartheid established by the South African Government.

Condemnation of apartheid
The resolution deemed apartheid and the policies enforcing it to be a violation of South Africa's obligations under the UN Charter and a threat to international peace and security.

Here's another part of the resolution:

Call for a voluntary boycott
Additionally, the resolution requested Member States to break off diplomatic relations with South Africa, to cease trading with South Africa (arms exports in particular), and to deny passage to South African ships and aircraft.

Has the UN made this call? Read the resolution. Get educated and then,

Stop lying about apartheid. All Israeli citizens are treated equally and have the same rights which is the antithesis of apartheid.

Another own goal.
First its 'the UN speaks for the world'
But then 'only through resolutions.'

 

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Another own goal.
First its 'the UN speaks for the world'
But then 'only through resolutions.'

That has been my gold standard since day one.

I'm glad you figured out that the UN speaks for the world via resolutions, just like resolution #1761. Are you familiar with it?

 

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Yes, you described apartheid perfectly.

I did and then you changed my post. Here's the original.

Thank you for agreeing that they are not citizens, they do not have the right to vote and that Israel has the absolute right to bestow that right on whomever they want and for whatever reasons they choose. Just like every other sovereign state on the face of the earth.

 

[Frankfooter]

I did and then you changed my post. Here's the original.

That is you describing apartheid through denying the indigenous people citizenship.
Well done.

 

[Frankfooter]

That has been my gold standard since day one.

I'm glad you figured out that the UN speaks for the world via resolutions, just like resolution #1761. Are you familiar with it?

What happens when Genocide Joe isn't around to veto UNSC resolutions, Shazi?
Where will you move the goal posts?

 

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That is you describing apartheid through denying the indigenous people citizenship.

S. Africa was declared apartheid by the UN because certain citizens were treated more poorly than other citizens simply for the colour of their skin. Israel treats all of its' citizens equally regardless of skin, religion or gender. Israel is the antithesis of apartheid. It's an anti-Israeli trope.

You admit that Palestinians are not citizens. Every country in the world has the right to bestow or deny citizenship to anyone they want for whatever reason they want. It is an absolute right regardless of any other factors, including if someone is indigenous or not. It is irrelevant in regards to that absolute right. That is what absolute means.

You have yet to name one sovereign nation/country that does not have that right.

 

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What happens when Genocide Joe isn't around to veto UNSC resolutions, Shazi?
Where will you move the goal posts?

Unlike when you play Genostradamus the Wrong, I rarely make predictions. I just say, let's see what happens. My guess is that whoever is prez will continue to use the veto in the UN to protect Israel from any anti-Semitic nations who are members of the UN because Israel is the US' greatest ally in the region. The US needs Israel almost as much as Israel needs the US.

A new elected prez won't have to worry about the pro-Palestinian vote, will they Geno? They'll have just won the election.

People are calling you Geno, because the name relates perfectly to you. Nobody knows what Shazi means because it's stupid. And trust me it does not bother me in the least. Why should something has no meaning bother me. It is a nebulous term.

 

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S. Africa was declared apartheid by the UN because certain citizens were treated more poorly than other citizens simply for the colour of their skin. Israel treats all of its' citizens equally regardless of skin, religion or gender. Israel is the antithesis of apartheid. It's an anti-Israeli trope.

You admit that Palestinians are not citizens. Every country in the world has the right to bestow or deny citizenship to anyone they want for whatever reason they want. It is an absolute right regardless of any other factors, including if someone is indigenous or not. It is irrelevant in regards to that absolute right. That is what absolute means.

You have yet to name one sovereign nation/country that does not have that right.

Thank you for once again noting that Israel uses citizenship as one of the ways they assert apartheid rule just as South Africa did.
Once again your posts prove Israel is apartheid.
Another own goal.

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1822594388276494532

 

[Frankfooter]

Unlike when you play Genostradamus the Wrong, I rarely make predictions. I just say, let's see what happens. My guess is that whoever is prez will continue to use the veto in the UN to protect Israel from any anti-Semitic nations who are members of the UN because Israel is the US' greatest ally in the region. The US needs Israel almost as much as Israel needs the US.

A new elected prez won't have to worry about the pro-Palestinian vote, will they Geno? They'll have just won the election.

People are calling you Geno, because the name relates perfectly to you. Nobody knows what Shazi means because it's stupid. And trust me it does not bother me in the least. Why should something has no meaning bother me. It is a nebulous term.

Backing Israeli genocide is turning Canadian politicians into war criminals.

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1825827879441063968

In order to protect what you call 'the greatest ally', the US has sent 1/3 of their entire fleet.

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1825202969933160866

 

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People are calling you Geno, because the name relates perfectly to you. Nobody knows what Shazi means because it's stupid. And trust me it does not bother me in the least. Why should something has no meaning bother me. It is a nebulous term.

I think it means he is rather fond of you

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Ahhh he likes you. That or he is showing his usual ineptness in flaming people.