Comments by "nimrodery" (@nimrodery) on "Bernie Sanders Talks Democrats, President Trump, Palestine And Syria" video.

There's no need to accuse. The violations are recorded, you can see them online. Literally decades of this crap and we're tired of it. Grow up and learn to play with the other children, please.
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Israel has blocked every attempt at a two-state solution, and recent years have them electing politicians who take a harder stance against Palestinians. If that option is off the table, a one-state solution is what's left. Many Palestinians work in Israel, they don't want it to disappear. They just want to be able to live in their homes, something you probably take for granted. If you want a two-state solution, promote it. Otherwise, people will try to make the best of a bad situation.
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"Trump, go." Fixed.
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I think he's a little biased here. A one-state solution doesn't necessarily mean Israel ceases to exist, it just won't be the same. He supports a two-state solution but doesn't really give an adequate reason why one state isn't acceptable. Boycotting seems to be the way to go, as Israel won't voluntarily do anything about the situation. I think if anybody attacks Israel, we should support them with our military, but we don't need to make them the dominant military/nuclear force in the region. Look at what that did to Iran, India, and Pakistan. Being a nation on Earth involves making friends with your neighbors. It's a fact of life. I'm tired of excuses for Israel. Bernie got this one not wrong, but only half right.
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"Avi Fliter." There you go.
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Isn't the Jewish population around 15 - 20 million, not 50? In 1951, there were 2.5 billion people on the planet, now it's over 7. You don't think Jews have sex, or what?
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BDS advocates don't get to decide whether Israel opts for a one or two state solution, that's up to Israel. As for no Palestinian endorsements from institutions and leaders, I've never bothered to ask people from another country whether or not I should spend money there, that's my decision, and if I want to make it on moral grounds, who can tell me otherwise? As for the Right to Return, if someone invades my land and takes my home, if I have the deed to the property, they're in violation of law. Does Israel not have property laws? No courts? No such thing as theft? I love Chomsky, but sometimes he's just wrong. As for your fourth point on BDS, I can't control somebody's reaction to where I choose to spend my money, but it's still my choice. It's Israel's choice to pull more towards the right wing, just like it's their decision to do nothing about the occupation. So tell me again your objections to BDS? The ones you gave were silly.
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