Tryptaminev

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[–] Tryptaminev@lemm.ee 27 points 1 year ago (5 children)

So they want to install a puppet "ruling" over the rubble to help finish the handover to the genocidal maniacs.

[–] Tryptaminev@lemm.ee 3 points 1 year ago (3 children)

Hezbollah started limited attacks after Israel starting bombing Gaza. That was the level of engagement for many months. The understanding to keep it at that level changed with Israel escalating into Syria and Lebanon more and more, as well as the total annihilation they bring on Gaza.

You don't need to look at all of the "conflict". However the fundamentals are not complicated. Israel is a settler colonial state. It is found on and will be completed by genocide and ethnic cleansing of the population it is stealing the land from. This is what happened in what is today the US. This is what France tried in Algeria. And you find this again and again throughout human history.

You can engage in all sorts of debates as to who has shot first at what point, but this fundamental structure of the situation does not change.

Hezbollah made it clear they don't want an escalation and the way to end the fighting and the border is by Israel ending the genocide in Gaza. The same goes for the regime in Iran, which had to respond to Israels assault on the embassy, but they did so in a matter to show force, without causing relevant damage. The one escalating is Netanyahu, who hopes to draw all of the west into a total war in the middle east, because the support for his genocide is dwindling.

It is the mindset of a schoolyard bully, that always picks fights, to then call on his bigger brother to defend him. It would be funny, if it wouldnt be a genocidal maniac, that is set to put the lives of hundreds of millions of people at risk.

[–] Tryptaminev@lemm.ee 6 points 1 year ago

It is also okay not to be good a "small talk". I quite frankly hate it and for the most part i tend to overwhelm people in conversations. Now i am happily married and we still sometimes end up just talking all night, because we engage in conversations we both find meaningful.

Weirdly enough and quite annoyingly now that i am married and built some confidence, a lot of women are hitting on me, and seemingly unfazed by me stating the fact that i am married. Had to cut out a few people from my life because of that.

[–] Tryptaminev@lemm.ee 4 points 1 year ago (5 children)

You are conviently forgetting the whole aspect that it isnt your yard, but you stole it by murdering and driving out the family that used to live there. Now some of that family is in my house and other parts of the family are in the house next over, that you are currently setting on fire.

So yeah, that is you escalating shit in that analogy.

[–] Tryptaminev@lemm.ee 2 points 1 year ago

Shouldn't you be able to get away with two 2n bit adders and recursion?

[–] Tryptaminev@lemm.ee 8 points 1 year ago (7 children)

I fail to see your point. There is more displaced Lebanese and much more Lebanese killed by Israel since Oct. 7. Considering displacement overall, adding in the 2 million displaced in Gaza, the attempt to put the blame on Hezbollah fails completely.

On September 1 1939 Germany invaded Poland. On September 3, France, the UK and other UK affiliated states declared war on Germany. I hope it is obvious, that this does not put the blame of escalation on France and the UK.

[–] Tryptaminev@lemm.ee 9 points 1 year ago (1 children)

While technically true, countries with a proper constitution that is upheld by the judiciary, legislative and executive branch of government tend to be much more stable.

It is good to amend the constitution if necessary, but the principle of there being a constitution and it being followed, is a very important thing for democracy.

[–] Tryptaminev@lemm.ee 5 points 1 year ago (9 children)

The level of engagement remained on the low and the "unwritten rules of engagement" like keeping things within a few kilometers of the border used to be upheld by both IDF and Hezbollah

[–] Tryptaminev@lemm.ee 5 points 1 year ago (2 children)

i'm sorry. The attack on Beirut already happened in January. https://apnews.com/article/lebanon-beirut-explosion-suburbs-hezbollah-israel-2a43fe948e8cb49c64b34bb963d77f64

I must have mixed it up with the attack on Damascus in April.

The threat of turning Leba non into another Gaza also was from that time https://www.aa.com.tr/en/middle-east/israel-s-netanyahu-threatens-to-turn-northern-lebanon-into-gaza-amid-escalation-with-hezbollah-/3103473

Since then the rethoric has picked up significantly over the past months, and again with extensive international coverage of a potential escalation into Lebanon.

[–] Tryptaminev@lemm.ee 2 points 1 year ago (1 children)

Ich finde hier den Bogen etwas arg überspannt.

Wenn das Vereinsverbot genutzt wird, um im Grundgesetz besonders geschützte Organisationen, Religiöse Gemeinschaften und Medien ohne strafrechtliche Verfolgung, ohne Anklage und ohne Gerichtsurteil zu verbieten, dann kann und muss man das als Demokrat problematisch finden.

Das ist auch unabhängig davon, wie scheiße man Compact oder das IZH findet. Und der letzte Satz wiederspricht ja auch dem Bild, was durch die Überschrift erzeugt wird:

Für mehr als punktuelle inhaltliche Allianzen reichen diese Übereinstimmungen trotzdem meist nicht

Das widerspricht einer "Verbrüderung", sondern zeigt, dass bei bestimmten Themen Überschneidungen gibt. Weil das Thema Israel dabei so eine prominente Rolle in dem Artikel spielt. Der damalige BDS Beschluss des Bundestages wurde von der AfD initiiert und dann fast inhaltlich identisch von allen anderen Parteien verabschiedet. Daraus lässt sich aber schlecht für 2019 eine Verbrüderung aller Parteien mit der AfD konstruieren. Das sich seitdem CDU/CSU, FW und FDP immer mehr auf Lokalebene mit der AfD zusammentun ist dagegen eher Ausdruck einer Verbrüderung.

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