2 Million people from USA protesting declaration of war against Syria

[CodeKyuubi]

I never said they had no reason for their aggression. I said they attacked, failed, and lost territory. Illegally, yes, but it came about as a direct result of their conflicts. It doesn't matter who provokes who, whoever starts the conflict immediately takes lower moral ground.

And, if what I've read is correct, it was never the Palestinians' land officially, per se, but rather unofficially (Don't trust me on this, I don't have much time since I've got classes all week). Israel was merely renamed to Palestine and the non-Jews who lived there came to accept it as such.

Might want to cut out the green text and hyper aggressiveness you're showing in the topic. That is not conducive to an intelligent discussion. Anyways g2g.

[Prox]

Might want to cut out the green text and hyper aggressiveness you're showing in the topic. That is not conducive to an intelligent discussion. Anyways g2g.

Please tell me how am I being hyper aggressive and why is greentexting such a big deal.

[blαh2355]

I watched a movie called "Lebanon" before about the eyes of an Israeli tank crew. The movie portrayed pretty gruesome scenes at times and I think their commanding officer once told them that they had a white phosphorus shell to use in case and to use a codename as international law would question it. Very sad for both sides. Keep in mind the movie was made in Israel.

[Tezuni]

I think you guys might be interested in this video, to get a sense of the motives behind defense spending and wars. 

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