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I am more Pro Israel, looking to debate a Pro-Palestine/Anti-Israel/Anti-Zionist

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After 1 vote and with 1 point ahead, the winner is...

SocraticGregarian96
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Lay it all out on the table for me. Say why you support one side, I’ll say why I support the other. I don’t mind if you get nasty or even call me names, just understand that I will regardless. Looking foward!

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@AnonYmous_Icon

I don’t mean to be rude, but what are your responses supposed to mean exactly? They’re almost completely incomprehensible.

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@Phenenas

Alright, I made the debate.

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@SocraticGregarian96

I would be willing to argue for the proposition "Palestinians should have their own country". It seems like you oppose that, though I could be mistaken.

We could also do something about Israel's conduct in the war, though morality debates are tricky.

Or something generally political, not necessarily about Israel.

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@Phenenas

"I believe countries that expel Jews tend to also cite reasons for it...Such as accusing them of economic parasitism, disloyalty, undermining the government or culture, blood libel, and so on.”

I don’t disagree. Let’s look at some examples throughout history of where and why Jews have been expelled. (And no, I didn’t cherrypick the ones that fit a pro-Israel narrative, I asked ChatGPT to pick a diverse myriad of countries)

England (1290): Jews were expelled under King Edward I due to economic resentment and anti-Semitic myths.
France (1306, 1394): Expelled to cancel debts and confiscate property, fueled by Catholic anti-Jewish sentiment.
Spain (1492): The Alhambra Decree forced Jews to convert or leave, driven by the Inquisition and Catholic unification.
Portugal (1496): Expelled under royal pressure for religious conformity.
Russia/Soviet Union (19th–20th centuries): Pogroms and restrictive laws targeted Jews under nationalism and anti-Semitism. (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antisemitism_in_the_Soviet_Union)
Middle Eastern Countries (20th century): The Arab-Israeli conflict led to Jewish expulsions after 1948.

"I would be happy to debate about something, I don't know exactly what. I'm not really pro-Palestine or anti-Zionist though. I just oppose prejudice against any ethnic group, including Palestinians.”

We could debate about Palestinian vs. Jewish expulsion; although, I believe I’ve already proved my points, so maybe we should debate something else.

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@Shadowcritique

" your arguments gave me a headache, but I won't waste my time proving them wrong in a comment section honestly.”

I’ll offer you the same proposal as I did my opponent, AnonYmous_Icon: if you are going to say my arguments suck, then you’ve gotta to tell my why and how. My opponent has not done this, but hopefully you will.

"You are being inconsiderate with your sources, the UN you stated spoke against Hammas spoke against Israel and it's acts as well, you could have been fair and brought that out too.”

You are unclear here. What are you referencing in regard to the UN?

The UN is pretty antisemitic and even they admit that Hamas uses Palestinians as Human Shields; that was my point when I cited them as a source. I don’t understand what else you wanted me to mention.

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@SocraticGregarian96

Ouch, ouch, OUCH! My head hurt me, you really like one sided arguments, don't you? I wish I found this debate first, your arguments gave me a headache, but I won't waste my time proving them wrong in a comment section honestly. Just one critique though, You are being inconsiderate with your sources, the UN you stated spoke against Hammas spoke against Israel and it's acts as well, you could have been fair and brought that out too. But I guess picking a side forces one to hide anything that don't support their ideology, no?

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@SocraticGregarian96

I believe countries that expel Jews tend to also cite reasons for it other than "We hate Jews". Such as accusing them of economic parasitism, disloyalty, undermining the government or culture, blood libel, and so on.

I would be happy to debate about something, I don't know exactly what. I'm not really pro-Palestine or anti-Zionist though. I just oppose prejudice against any ethnic group, including Palestinians.

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@AnonYmous_Icon

If I were truly lying, as you allege, then please outline what I have lied about in your final Debate argument.

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@SocraticGregarian96

I think you're winning this debate so far.

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@SocraticGregarian96

by all ur statements i realize that u r strongly influenced by Jews propaganda and then Zionist ideologies ,
truth is not in Jews neither Zionist , not in Muslims nor Christians
do u know Y i don't say something , becoz i see u caged ur self in some imaginary cage that is created by liars of some ideology
u never find the truth in any cage of anyone , truth is independent u need to understand that
u need to consider ur self as a human not a puppet of any religion/ideology
then u see truth is not what ppl of ideology/religion taught u
do u know ur a person , who am i when i'm child ,
whatever u say is a childish words , uncaged ur-self from and become free thinker
OUR BELOVED SOCRATES DON'T BELIVE IN FAKE GODS

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@Phenenas

"The Palestinians have been kicked out of every country they've ever been a part of" as an argument for the inherent evil of Palestinians is a dangerous one to make."

I made that argument to show that they are a group that causes trouble wherever they go, hence why they end up getting kicked out. Read my first argument and you will see explicitly the kind of trouble that they cause in the countries that exile them

"Especially when you apply the same logic to the other side.”

This is the differentiation that you fail to see.

Historically, when the Palestinians are expelled from a country, (as I talk about at length in my first argument) it’s because they have lead revolts, caused wars, take terrorists' side in a civil war, are terrorists themselves and because they are a social and economic burden on the country. Jordan, Kuwait, Syria, Lebanon and Jordan are all countries that have expelled and refuse to absorb Palestinians.

When Jews are expelled from a country, it’s usually because they are Jewish, and that particular country sees Jews as inferior. Take, for example, when Spain expelled its Jewish population in 1492 through the Alhambra Decree by Ferdinand and Isabella. The Spanish monarchs wanted Catholicism. So, they forced Jews to either convert to Christianity or leave the kingdom.

Want to debate about it?

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@AnonYmous_Icon

If I’ve lied, then point it out. In fact, I point out some of your lies in my third argument.

"The Palestinians have been kicked out of every country they've ever been a part of" as an argument for the inherent evil of Palestinians is a dangerous one to make. Especially when you apply the same logic to the other side.

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@SocraticGregarian96

u r a good liar , i'm not good as u r
but i try to learn to make a lies like u