Clashes between Jews and Palestinians in Jerusalem. Israel now invading Gaza according to (Questionable) Reports - If your thoughts are "I don't like either" you don't need to fucking post because it's been said 100 times you fucking dullard

I'd be happy to see them fight. I wouldn't put my money on Palestine, but why not let them duke it out? I don't believe the Jews are owed Israel, but they're happy to fight for it. Who am I to stop them? It's not like I've got the best history with Muslims.
The Jews already fought for their right to own land there and won almost every single time. There would be no Palestine if things were settled normally.
 
I just kinda hope both sides use chemical weapons and eradicate each other once and for all.
 
The idea that "the Jews stole the land from the Palestinians" is laughable. Whatever side you prefer, it's a fact they were there first before Muslims. For much as /pol/acks pretend to love Emperor Hadrian, they sure seem ignorant of what he did.
Not only that, but there was never a time when there weren't any Jews living in Israel. At the time of the Balfour Declaration, World War I, and the later San Remo conference, which made the foundation of Israel a fact of international law, there were already Jewish communities in the region that had been there for generations and lived alongside the existing Arab communities.
 
The idea that "the Jews stole the land from the Palestinians" is laughable. Whatever side you prefer, it's a fact they were there first before Muslims. For as much as /pol/acks pretend to love Emperor Hadrian, they sure seem ignorant of what he did.
Never let the truth get in the way of a good narrative
 
How does land change ownership legitimately in your mind? Purchased or conquered, almost everyone has an argument that their country is illegitimate.
What does land ownership have to do with recognizing a state? Most countries own only a small amount of land under their jurisdictions.
 
The idea that "the Jews stole the land from the Palestinians" is laughable. Whatever side you prefer, it's a fact they were there first before Muslims. For as much as /pol/acks pretend to love Emperor Hadrian, they sure seem ignorant of what he did.
Not only that, but there was never a time when there weren't any Jews living in Israel. At the time of the Balfour Declaration, World War I, and the later San Remo conference, which made the foundation of Israel a fact of international law, there were already Jewish communities in the region that had been there for generations and lived alongside the existing Arab communities.
What the Goyim allow and don't allow doesn't matter.

HaShem has ordered exile for the Jewish people until it pleases Him to end it..

 
What does land ownership have to do with recognizing a state? Most countries own only a small amount of land under their jurisdictions.
You can't have a state without borders, and you can't have borders without land. A state that doesn't have any land is no state at all. What are your standards for a state to be legitimate?
 
You can't have a state without borders, and you can't have borders without land. A state that doesn't have any land is no state at all. What are your standards for a state to be legitimate?
You absolutely can have a border without owning the land its on. Otherwise Texas wouldn’t have a border.

Imagine being this fucking retarded.

A Jewish state can’t be legitimate unless it has a temple and a king.
 
Imagine being this fucking retarded.
A Jewish state can’t be legitimate unless it has a temple and a king.
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My definition is the one that is legally correct.
Appealing to authority only works if your appealing to a specific authority. You've cited no legal authority in your argument, and cannot, because your argument is born out a fundamental misunderstanding of confusing the legal concept of personal ownership with the concept of national sovereignty.
 
Appealing to authority only works if your appealing to a specific authority. You've cited no legal authority in your argument, and cannot, because your argument is born out a fundamental misunderstanding of confusing the legal concept of personal ownership with the concept of national sovereignty.
I wasn’t the one who confused that concept.

National sovereignty has nothing to do with land ownership. A state can own land. A state might have an interest in protecting land under its jurisdiction. Asking me how land title is legitimately transferred has nothing to do with the legitimacy of a state!
 
National sovereignty has nothing to do with land ownership. A state can own land. A state might have an interest in protecting land under its jurisdiction. Asking me how land title is legitimately transferred has nothing to do with the legitimacy of a state!
Except we were clearly not talking about personal land ownership, if you were actually following the conversation, but national sovereignty. You are the only one who has misunderstood the conversation, and everybody else has been trying to explain that to you.
 
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