Mid-East Peace: A Viable Solution

ZZZzzzzzzz · Jul 19, 2006

So everybody knows it....

LOL...

Quote from fhl:

The one truth that i do know is that the so called occupation of the west bank and gaza is not the issue. I know it and so does every other rational mind around. Return to 67 is a con, and no matter how many times its uttered, it doesn't change the truth. I should have known you wouldn't admit it.

dddooo · Jul 19, 2006

Quote from ZZZzzzzzzz:

Disarming requires killing innocent civilians?

LOL, I am glad you heeded my advice regarding the innocent civilians strawman, you're becoming way too predictable. How else can you hide the fact that you have no leg to stand on in this debate and don't have the guts to admit that you're wrong. Hezbollah hides behind innocent civilians, so do you.

Anyway, Lebanon failed to disarm them, the UN failed to disarm them, the rest of the world which you claim is impacted by the situation failed to disarm them. They all promised to disarm them and they all failed but someone has to disarm them, Z10.

ZZZzzzzzzz · Jul 19, 2006

Have I stated anywhere that Hezzebollah is right for what they have done or what they are doing?

You continue to confuse your rationalizaiton for the killing by the Israelis with the wrong that Hezzebollah may have done.

Where did you learn that 2 wrongs are not still 2 wrongs?

Quote from dddooo:

LOL, I am glad you heeded my advice regarding the innocent civilians strawman. What else do you have to hide behind when you have no leg to stand on in this debate and don't have the guts to admit that you're wrong. Hezbollah hides behind innocent civilians, so do you.

Anyway, Lebanon failed to disarm them, the UN failed to disarm them, the rest of the world which you claim is impacted by the situation failed to disarm them. They all promised to disarm them and they all failed but someone has to disarm them, Z10.

dddooo · Jul 19, 2006

Quote from ZZZzzzzzzz:

Have I stated anywhere that Hezzebollah is right for what they have done or what they are doing?

No but you failed to come up with any alternative way to disarm them. Oh yeah, the Lebanese people, the UN and the rest of the world all promised to disarm them... Right...how could I forget. Now 6 years after those promises and pledges Hezbollah is stronger than it has ever been.

Saying they are wrong and wishing them away does not work in real life, someone has to do it.

Quote from ZZZzzzzzzz:

Where did you learn that 2 wrongs are not still 2 wrongs?

I don't see what Israel is doing as "wrong", I see it as an unpleasant but unavoidable job they have to finish and I put the blame for this mess squarely on Hezbollah. The impotence and indifference of the Lebanese government, the UN and the rest of the world did not help either.

ZZZzzzzzzz · Jul 19, 2006

No, I suggested alternatives, you said they wouldn't work.

Quote from dddooo:

No but you failed to come up with any alternative way to disarm them. Oh yeah, the Lebanese people, the UN and the rest of the world all promised to disarm them... Right...how could I forget. Now 6 years after those promises and pledges Hezbollah is stronger than it has ever been.

Saying they are wrong and wishing them away does not work in real life, someone has to do it.

I don't see what Israel is doing as "wrong", I see it as an unpleasant but unavoidable job they have to finish and I put the blame for this mess squarely on Hezbollah. The impotence and indifference of the Lebanese government, the UN and the rest of the world did not help either.

dddooo · Jul 19, 2006

Quote from ZZZzzzzzzz:

No, I suggested alternatives, you said they wouldn't work.

I said the alternatives you suggested were tried before and did not work, failed miserably. Would you hire Michael Heckuvajob Brown to handle Hurricanes? See I did not think so. The lebanese government, the UN and the rest of the world were also doing a heckuva job protecting Israeli borders and disarming Hezbollah during the last six years.

ZZZzzzzzzz · Jul 19, 2006

So if something didn't work in the past, it will never work in the future?

Quote from dddooo:

I said the alternatives you suggested were tried before and did not work, failed miserably. Would you hire Michael Heckuvajob Brown to handle Hurricanes? See I did not think so. The lebanese government, the UN and the rest of the world were also doing a heckuva job protecting Israeli borders and disarming Hezbollah during the last six years.

fhl · Jul 19, 2006

Quote from dddooo:

I said the alternatives you suggested were tried before and did not work, failed miserably. Would you hire Michael Heckuvajob Brown to handle Hurricanes? See I did not think so. The lebanese government, the UN and the rest of the world were also doing a heckuva job protecting Israeli borders and disarming Hezbollah during the last six years.

You forgot about Ray (the bus) Nagin, and Kathleen (blockade) Blanco.

dddooo · Jul 19, 2006

Quote from ZZZzzzzzzz:

So if something didn't work in the past, it will never work in the future?

That should certainly be the working assumption until people responsible for the screwup come up with an extremely solid and detailed explanation and analysis on what went wrong the last time and how they intend to improve it and make it work in the future.

This isn't happening yet and therefore here is a pop-quiz for you - doing exactly the same thing and expecting different results is the definition of what mental disorder?

tradermaji · Jul 19, 2006

Quote from fhl:

You forgot about Ray (the bus) Nagin, and Kathleen (blockade) Blanco.

Don't forget to include king bushie in the list.

By the way, a local Parish (county) 100% of whose housing stock was damaged by Katrina, wanted to hire heckuvajob brownie to help them with hurricane recovery work!!!!!! No kidding...

However, when the news got out, the public outcry forced the parish administrators to abandon that great idea.