@nhawk21@RealHomeDepot@Anthonysmdoyle It has nothing to do with human rights. They aren't Israeli citizens. They have to adhere to the rules that were created for Palestinians and they need a permit to enter Israel.
@RealHomeDepot@Anthonysmdoyle I was in favor of what she did. Breaking that law was a good thing. Trying to cross a border illegally is not the same thing.
@Anthonysmdoyle@NanosaurFan1999 That they used the same defense doesn't make the Israelis the same as slave owners. Slavery is wrong. But every nation on the planet protects their borders from hostile invaders.
@NanosaurFan1999@Anthonysmdoyle The difference is the laws were used to discriminate against American citizens who should have had the same rights as everyone else. Palestinians are not Israeli citizens so they don't qualify for the same rights as Israelis.
@jcraven22420@JMEISTER8337808@estherzelda0514 The data shows that contested elections always hurt the nominee. Especially when the loser speaks portly of the winner and their policies
@NickyFrank30 I make a version of this argument where I say my parents being ethnically cleansed from Europe was the best thing that happened them. They had much better lives in NYC and I’m
not a potato farmer in NE Poland
@AstorAaron@neoavatara Tolling the strait has some positives as it will force people to create alternatives to Hormuz, which weakens Iran. And higher gas prices are good because they will cause people to switch to renewables.