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In reply to the discussion: I'm a Genocide Scholar. I Know It When I See It. [View all]spanone
(139,686 posts)7. K&R
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And you will see even fewer of them. I found it utterly useless to counter opinions with facts.
Beastly Boy
Thursday
#11
With facts such as the ADL got canceled its a wonder anyone can even think of debating you.
Eko
Sunday
#31
Some of those same people are saying ethnic cleansing isn't taking place, either
Rob H.
Thursday
#18
The author admits that he is offering an opinion that is contrary to most other sources
Beastly Boy
Thursday
#8
And these facts are consistent with urban warfare involving human shields, not genocide.
Beastly Boy
Thursday
#14
Haaretz has reported extensively on the IDF's use of Palestinians as human shields
BeyondGeography
Thursday
#16
Gee, who should I listen to? A genocide expert or an "emotional healing" blogger?
AloeVera
Sunday
#23
Gaza 2035: A Beacon of Peace and Prosperity in the Flourishing Middle East by Seth Eisenberg -
cliffside
Sunday
#25
Between the two, the 'emotional healing" blogger appears to be more trustworthy and objective.
Beastly Boy
Monday
#38
Omer Bartov is an incredible man and scholar I have been reading and listening to for years. His book,
Nanjeanne
Thursday
#15