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re: Pro-Palestine protest on LSU's campus outside Patrick F. Taylor Hall starting at noon
Posted on 5/3/24 at 9:53 am to nitwit
Posted on 5/3/24 at 9:53 am to nitwit
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So Palestinians "voted in" Hamas? How did that happen? Palestine is not even a state...
Theres no requirement for it to be a recognized nation to vote in a governing body.
I would like to introduce you to the concept of unions, HOA’s, etc. Hell, I want to say CHAZ voted in a governing body for their autonomous zone…..which is fricking hilarious considering their “death to democracy” viewpoints.
Posted on 5/3/24 at 10:13 am to pankReb
So, Hamas is kind of like the HOA for Gaza?
There was an election for a so-called Legislative body TWENTY years ago for Palestine, but because there was no functioning gov't, it was mostly symbolic. Fatah is still the recognized governing entity (not state). In the legislative election, no party got a majority.
If you want to say Hamas is a powerful faction in Gaza, that would be correct. And they may have more influence there b/c they are heavily armed. But they do not "govern" and do not have the consent to govern by a majority of the Palestinians. Never have.
The fiction you attempt to engage in that Palestinian = Hamas, even if true, would not justify the wholesale killing of innocent civilians, including women and children by the IDF. And many Israelis and Jews recognize how these excesses have weakened Israel in the eyes of the world, even among its historic allies.
There was an election for a so-called Legislative body TWENTY years ago for Palestine, but because there was no functioning gov't, it was mostly symbolic. Fatah is still the recognized governing entity (not state). In the legislative election, no party got a majority.
If you want to say Hamas is a powerful faction in Gaza, that would be correct. And they may have more influence there b/c they are heavily armed. But they do not "govern" and do not have the consent to govern by a majority of the Palestinians. Never have.
The fiction you attempt to engage in that Palestinian = Hamas, even if true, would not justify the wholesale killing of innocent civilians, including women and children by the IDF. And many Israelis and Jews recognize how these excesses have weakened Israel in the eyes of the world, even among its historic allies.
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