I'm not sure if this was intended to be directed at me or if it was meant for Geno.But this is probably the first time that you've even insinuated that Arab and Palestinian leaders made choices that have been harmful to Palestinian people.
Assuming it was intended for me:
I've never discussed much from a historical perspective, but as I've got more involved in these discussions in the last year, I've gained more knowledge from people like you (mainly you, LOL) and as such I may chime in a bit more frequently from that perspective.
My main focus has been exposing Geno's racist and thoroughly hateful lies. I don't feel that they should go unchallenged. At the same time every single thing that goes on is 100% Israel's fault. In every conflict, not just war, the reality is that there's always 3 sides to the story. Geno deals in absolutes, not reality, and that is a big negative to his debating style. Combined with his blatant lying he has lost all credibility and has become a parody of himself. His arguments have become laughably weak and moronic.
As such it has become much easier to put the ball back in his court and make him back up his BS, which he routinely is unable to do. He either repeats his lies (which have already been debunked), deflects, does a whataboutism, answers a question with a question or twists one's words around to come to a preposterous conclusion. It's getting too easy to make him look ridiculous.
So, in this case, I thought that pointing out how Jewish/Israeli leaders' different approach to decision making compared to the Arab leaders', as being a major consideration in where the peoples of both sides are right now was pretty obvious. I know he'll just keep carrying on but as he gets exposed more and more, his pics, retweets and lies become more and more vile and hateful. It's hard to believe how much hate he has in him. The blood must be pouring out of his eyes. It's shocking.
If that above comment was not intended for me: