ParsnipWitch

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ParsnipWitch,

It was not Palestine at that time though and Jews always lived in the area.

ParsnipWitch, (edited )

You got a lot wrong about how Israel and Palestine were created. And it was Palestine which refused a two state solution several times. That’s the sole reason why they are still not a state. Perhaps they want that now, after they saw that Israel will just continue to grow and snatch land from them. But at least Hamas will only accept if Israel is gone completely.

Israel and Palestine did not exist before and “Palestinian” was an ethnonational name for some of the Arabic people living there, mixed with all the other groups like Jews, other Arabic people like the Bedouins, some Christians, etc.

Since Arabic countries also exiled and killed Jews and of course World War 2, the British Empire thought it would be a good idea to create an official state for Jewish people. And the area (at that time called Transjordan) is the only place with native Jewish people. There were also growing conflicts already then, between Arabs and Jews (and Christians, but they were just moving away I guess).

To find a supposedly fair solution for both major groups in the area the British Empire in their infinite wisdom did what was totally hip at the time and tried to divide the land into to countries: Palestine and Israel.

But you had Arabs on one side who didn’t want an influx of Jews to the area, they wanted all the land and have a Muslim state. And on the other hand you had more and more Jewish refugees and of course Zyonists coming there who wanted all the land and have a Jewish state.

At that time Palestine refused multiple times to agree to the two-state-solution out of greed. And Israel started stealing land out of greed.

Out of guilt and because there are really few Jews on earth the west equipped Israel with weapons to defend against the Arabic countries who didn’t want them there. Israel flourished and some of the Arabic countries thought: how nice to have a rich neighbour in the area. And totally forgot about the not so rich neighbour which were the Palestinians, still hoping to somehow get a better deal for a country.

ParsnipWitch,

They aren’t protecting Nazis. It’s reactionary thinking to believe that violence on the streets is the only thing one can do against Nationalists.

Gamers who have gamed for a long time

do you find it difficult to get into games? I’ve got Epic Games and Steam Games libraries chock-full of classic top-tier games along with many other newer games like Stray or 2077, and a bunch of indie titles. I just can’t be bothered to download and install them, much less try to get into the characters and storylines. Used...

ParsnipWitch,

For me the reason is … Decision fatigue!

I often stared blankly at my staggeringly huge game library and lost all interest to play. And instead ended up playing something not too heavy on the brain that I have known for decades and perhaps even watch Netflix on the side. (Like Diablo.)

While researching online I stumbled upon the phenomenon of decision fatigue and it changed my gaming habits and even other parts of my life. I probably understand the concept incorrectly but for me, I apparently tend to avoid decisions all together when there are too many options which leads to heavy procrastination. Doesn’t matter if it’s too many tasks on my list, too many letters on my desk or too many games to choose from.

I Marie Kondoed my gaming library and now it’s a fun activity again!

  • btw I am a gamer for over 30 years and my library, including all gaming platforms and consoles, has about 2000 (two thousand) titles
ParsnipWitch,

That’s an opinion, though. Not a fact. It’s actually just one theory in ethics.

ParsnipWitch,

No, but this is an opinion:

literally any statement based on morality is an opinion.

ParsnipWitch,

Perhaps you should read about more about the different theories surrounding whether morality is always objective “as a fact”.

ParsnipWitch,

Ein guter Pirat sticht auch ins rote Meer

ParsnipWitch,

The problem is that some opinions aren’t just a matter of opinion but incompatible with other opinions. Like everything in morals and ethics.

Some days ago there was an interesting discussion in a thread on Lemmy about whether or not certain moral axioms exist that are objective. Or if all moral standpoints are purely subjective.

On this meta level, we can’t even agree whether those discussions are concerning opinions or objective facts.

In that cases one side would think it’s a matter of difference in opinion while the other would think it’s a matter of someone being uneducated or ignorant, for example.

ParsnipWitch,

I believe in some situations the other person doesn’t really have a choice other than to keep arguing. For example when the person they are arguing with tries to deny them basic human rights.

I can’t “agree to disagree” if someone has the opinion that I shouldn’t live, shouldn’t be free, shouldn’t be allowed to voice my opinion, etc.

ParsnipWitch,

This is an honest question, is Wikipedia just wrong on that? Because there they write that Palestine also expelled all Jews and that they moved to Israel for that reason (because they weren’t allowed in Palestine). And also they write that Hamas specifically want all Jews to be gone.

If Wikipedia is wrong, where do you get your information from?

ParsnipWitch,

How is it relevant if some women supposedly prefer that?

ParsnipWitch,

I don’t understand how this makes the problem less one-sided.

When an individual thinks abusive and stupid things about a group of people, it’s that’s individuals responsibility and issue.

That doesn’t change just because you can maybe find a person who prefers you thinking stupid and abusive shit.

ParsnipWitch,

Perhaps you think too low of yourself? There will always be people who will prefer you to think this or that. Your parents, some dickhead politicians, your peers, … You don’t need everybody to like what you think.

ParsnipWitch,

That’s the Belgian flag. But don’t worry, they are so rare and tiny, that it doesn’t make a difference. We eat more Pommes in Germany anyway!

ParsnipWitch,

Does the thought of the person, that you plan to downvote, crying themselves to sleep make you happy? Then you should downvote them. I think that’s what they wanted to say.

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