@deeplydisturbed

The Balfour declaration got things started

That's an interesting arbitrary starting point you chose.

Do the thousands of years of history not matter?

Why are the Arab conquests of the area legitimate in your eyes, but the British granting the Jews their ancestral homeland not legitimate?

How long does one have to hold land for their claim to be legitimate in your eyes?

Additionally, when the Jews went back (and too bad more of them didn't), there was almost no one occupying the land. It was just about completely empty desert.

It wasn't until they started farming and building shit, that the Arabs living in Egypt, Jordan, Syria, etc started sneaking in and settling and trying to say they'd been there all along.

On top of that, Israel will grant citizenship to Arabs who are willing to acknowledge that they live in Israel. There have been Arab members of the Israeli Parliament.

Arabs extend Jews no such courtesy in any of the countries they control.

Palestine

I haven't posted this reminder in a while.

there's no such place as "Palestine"!

"Palestine" was what the Romans called Israel and Judea.

Calling the Arab Muslims who live in Israel "Palestinians" and clamoring for a free, autonomous "Palestine" is like calling the Arab Muslims who live in France "Gaulians" and clamoring for a free, autonomous "Gaul".

@Bozza @deeplydisturbed

According to some of the videos I've seen about this over the last few years, some of the women don't "just show up and look cute", but rather strike up conversations asking for help or advice.

Good on them for taking some initiative. However:

1) just about all of them are late on their own end, well into the tail-end of their 20s or well into their mid-30s.

2) most of them target badly, and the men are already married and/or just focused on getting what they need and GTFO the store

I've seen this IRL a bit, and not just at Home Depot (which I rarely have reason to go to), but more at Walmart and Kroger.

They're frequently obviously husband hunting. I can see the disappointment when they see my ring. Sure, I'll reach something down off the shelf for you. But I'll hand it to you in such a way that my ring is visible.

If I had more time, more energy, and less moral objection to doing so, I'd occasionally go out without the ring and have some easy fun.

Random Thought #2 - Saturday Edition #2:

After nearly a century of women claiming:

• Women need a man like a fish needs a bicycle
• Men ain’t shit
• Men are intimidated by "strong” women
• Boys are “snips and snails and puppy dog tails” and women are sugar and spice..
• Men are pigs and dogs and only want one thing
• All men are considered to be rapists, until NO men are rapists

So after all that, men have walked away. Call it quiet quitting, or MGTOW, or walking away, or whatever. Men have gotten the message in more ways than one.

What do women do? These days they are going to stores like Home Depot in order to “meet men”. Their approach “look cute” but not too cute. Look “approachable”.

Let me be clear about this. I am a COCKY motherfucker of epic proportions. Not “toxic masculinity” style, but just a strong relaxed (yet deeply disturbed) sense of the world. And I NEVER walk up to women in public. To do so would be to feed one woman’s ego for 10 seconds, thereby creating more chaos for all men who follow.

I respect the brotherhood too much, and distrust women too much to do that.

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