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Apollodorus

there are all kinds of people organizing right now, all around us, and all kinds of movements as well. And not just here but all over the world. — Xtrix

Of course there are. And have been for a long time. No one is disputing that.

It's just a matter of identifying the right ones according to one's own political outlook and deciding what to do about them.

I myself have suggested at least one:

https://thephilosophyforum.com/discussion/10955/al-aksa-mosque-temple-mount-and-the-restoration-of-peace-to-the-middle-east/p1

Mikie

↪Apollodorus

I don't see how your linked post has much relevance to what I was discussing. If you want to defend Israel's brutal, decades-long occupation and war crimes, there's a different thread for that.

Apollodorus

↪Xtrix

I don't think I was "defending" anything. On the contrary, it was a suggestion of how to achieve peace. But if you aren't interested in peace, that's OK, it's not a problem.

Mikie

↪Apollodorus

It comes through loud and clear in your framing of the situation. And yes, I'm in favor of peace -- which is why I'm in favor of a two-state solution, blocked for decades by Israel and the United States.

Apollodorus

I'm in favor of a two-state solution, — Xtrix

That was exactly what I said. Point 2 of my proposal says:

Creation of a Palestinian State and separation of Jewish and Arab populations. — Apollodorus

So, we agree at least on that point. But, as I said, it doesn't matter. I see no point in arguing over it.

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