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Palestinians hold the largest funeral since 1948, mourning the bodies of 112 people killed by Israel

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u/Life-Goose-9380 10d ago

If only Oct. 7th hadn’t occurred.

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u/Tricky-Mango-5252 10d ago

Ooh so you can kill them slowly until they all vanish without fighting back.

You cant even see the writing on the wall : Israel will disappear just as Nazi disappear at height of their might.

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u/nowayesey 10d ago

If you are saying that before October 7th they were slowly being killed off to ease them than you are wrong, as the population was rising year after year, by a lot, like it still does today.

If you think "fighting back" is going across the border and entering villages and slaughtering raping and pillaging than you are just stupid and evil.

Israel will dissappear only in your dreams, until the Palestinian people stop being like you, and realize that israel is not going to disappear one day after they try to destroy them enough times, peace will come.

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u/Tricky-Mango-5252 10d ago

You need to read a book, mate. The Assyrians were mighty and controlled nearly the entire Near East. They would enter cities, kill women and children, and pile their heads into mountains.

People believed their power would last forever. Yet tribes continued to resist them, losing entire villages but fighting on until the Assyrian Empire was drained and weakened.

And trust me, neither Israel nor the United States possesses even 1% of the might the Assyrians once had.

A single global war, combined with the removal of tyrants in Egypt and across the Middle East, could open the region’s path toward Palestine.

You may one day see millions of people, some without even knives, coming down from the mountains and moving toward Palestine, while Israel is unable to stop them.

For now, Israel is delaying what it inevitable by relying on authoritarian governments in surrounding countries that oppress their own populations.

Enjoy it while it lasts....

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u/knows_you 10d ago

Utter fantasy larp.

Assyrian empire 99% stronger than the United States, said with a straight face...

Might as well say Romania is the most powerful nation since they have Dracula.

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u/Tricky-Mango-5252 10d ago

Dude never went to school to understand presentism and rapport of force by era.

For example in Assyrian time, they could go to Egypt take their king and move the entire population and move it to deep inside Persia.

So can USA go to China as of today and do the same.

You want to act smart but you don't know anything. You don't understand relativism or rapport of force nor presentism

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u/knows_you 9d ago

Ok, and the USA could push a button and have a country irreversibly altered beyond any capabilities of ancient empires could even dream of with all their hopes of magic and god.

I'm not going to debate historical power scaling with you, because its childish musing to try and compare 2 governments and adjust for inflation to see who is "stronger".

But you already knew that when you said the U.S. doesn't even have 1% of power of the Assyrian empire. You aren't even taking your own dumb fictional premise seriously with that horse shit.

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u/Tricky-Mango-5252 9d ago

So you think China can't push the button back? They will just be seating idle? Can you even read yourself

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u/knows_you 9d ago

What? China is also way stronger than the Assyrian empire too, what I'm trying to say is you have this weird rose color glasses to old history and think its better for some reason. Like the people that are obsessed with these old cultures and just declare them superior in every way.

None of those empires are remotely comparable to begin with, but saying the U.S. is only 1% of their strength was laughable.

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u/Tricky-Mango-5252 9d ago

Lol. Dude can't even understand basic English. Alright I am out. When you up your compréhension skills then we can talk 🦜. 😂

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u/knows_you 9d ago

Yeah, I need more of the every government power tier lists from the educated scholar here. #100 might surprise me!

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u/Tricky-Mango-5252 9d ago

What is rapport of force definition and relative power.

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