Comments by "Aaron Okeanos" (@AaronOkeanos) on "Ben Gleib Forcefully Responds to Israel Being BLAMED for Hamas Attacks" video.

  1. This topic requires a lot of detail and nuance to avoid making mistakes. Can we please commit to a list of facts before debating anything: 1a) All Hamas are palestinians ... but not all palestinians are Hamas. 1b) Most palestinians are moslems but not all moslems are palestinians. 1c) Palestine does not exist as a country. It is not allowed to exist. It's people live mostly in Gaza and Israel. 2) People and governments are not the same. Please distinguish between both. 2a) Not all of Israel voted for Netanyahu so please distinct between people and government. 2b) Hamas was voted once over 15 years ago but since then turned dictatorship and terror-regime and no elections. 3) Israel is a country. Judaeism is a religion. Please distinguish both. A jew in America is an American and has nothing to do with Netanyahu or the israelian government.
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  2. - All Hamas are palestinians ... but not all palestinians are Hamas. Please don't forget it. - Hamas is not a government. It's a terror regime. Palestinians have almost no chance getting rid of it. And Israels actions making sure it stays that way. Israel is creating it's own enemy for decades. - You cannot justify your own bad actions with bad actions from someone else (9/11+US+Iraq => Hamas/Israel/Gaza) otherwise known as "Two wrongs don't make a right." - How much revenge is enough revenge? Do you compare body-counts now until the equation is satisfying enough? - Are rockets the right way to free hostages? - Is a war with military the right way to free hostages? - Is starvation, withholding of water and medical supplies and electricity to civilians now a valid strategy in war? Who is your enemy? All of "them"? Who are you really angry with?
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  3. You don't know anymore what or who is good or bad? Here is some help from history: "Good is what promotes life. Evil is what diminishes it." -Albert Schweitzer It is not a clear rule but a way of thinking a state of mind. He called it Reverance for Life. And it rarly fails you when you no longer knows who to trust or who are the good guys and the bad guys.
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