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|    alexander koryagin to FRANK SCHEIDT    |
|    Re: Writing about the first amendment    |
|    05 Mar 12 16:12:53    |
      Hi, FRANK SCHEIDT! How are you?       on Monday, 05 of March, I read your message to ALEXANDER KORYAGIN       about "Re: Writing about the first amendment"               FS>>>>> (Ask the American Indians about their history.) Since Israel        FS>>>>> has now occupied that land for six decades, they now have as        FS>>>>> much right to it as do the Palestinians.        ak>>>> The core of the problem is that Palestinians is not a small        ak>>>> ethnic group whose rights can be violated with impunity. All        ak>>>> the Arabs actually is one nation, with one language               FS>>> Actually the Arabian nations not only have more than one dialect        FS>>> of Arabic, some cannot even understand the other. Example,        FS>>> Egyptian Arabic is said to be completely unintelligible to Iraqi        FS>>> Arabic speakers. And Iran, of course, isn't even an Arabian        FS>>> nation; they speak Farsi. However, they all hate Israel with        FS>>> about the same intensity.               ak>> Well, probably Israelis would understand Palestinians better if        ak>> they had put themselves in their boots after the WW2. What had        ak>> happened then?               FS> True enough -- but equally true for all nations, if they would put        FS> themselves in the shoes of other nations.              If Jews had wanted to built a Jewish religious state in an inhabitable       area it would probably have been all right. No local people, no       problem. There would not have been any racial and religious issues and       violations. But millions of Arabs had already lived at that land and       they had been guilty of nothing. Did Jews have right to built a state       for Jews? They could make a democratic state for all the people living       there. In all the civilized countries religion is separated from state,       and it helps solve a big host of problems.              Jew could have freely practiced their religion and millions of Arabs       would not have felt themselves inferior. The US lives like that. The       whole civilized world lives like that. We can compare Jewish religious       state only with a Taliban state in Afghanistan.              Millions of Arabs lost their houses and land.... In short only a blind       person can say that Arabs started Middle Wars. No. It was Israel who       from the scratch began act in such a way that conflict became       inevitable.               |
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