Comments by "D. San" (@DSan-kl2yc) on "Inside the Battle for Jerusalem" video.

@thehonesttruth415 you bots are trying really hard. But that's not what humans see. Humans see injustice. And racially driven policies to deprive one people for another.
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@joetrump7527 and that's called oppression when a superior force stamps it's foot on you for this long. And when they protest in any way, peaceful, they get shot. Agressive via one rogue faction of a government. And these people rain missles on them.
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David Miller Bullshit. That isn't true. And let's be clear that even if it was true, leaving a property abandon in most countries means you forfeit it. If they hadn't lived there, then it wasn't theirs. It's considered abandoned. And there's no fucking way because no country from 1880s in the region/area exists. You heard the people say that it's explicitly to racially purify the region. They're freaking racist. Or whatever the ethnic equivalent would be. They really aren't being any better than the Nazis.
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@zachattack7610 Hamas had nothing to do with 9/11. And what they did was being buildings down, kinda like what Israel did. Israel committed a bunch of 9/11s
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@zachattack7610 The way to deal with Hamas is to give people more rights. That will strengthen the main government that can then take control of Hamas and it's rogue militant arm. What will create peace is giving the Palestinians more rights so that they won't view Israeli's as enemies. Peace creates peace because people don't like the disruption. People like peace.
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@zachattack7610 to the point that they weren't at all. This isn't about picking a political side. This is that Israel is doing something incredibly wrong, oppressive, and deadly. When it isn't just treating these people like criminals or lower class citizens. There's level to this from second class citizens, to oppressive non citizens, to near prisoners. Even outside Hamas areas. There's no justifying this.
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