Shusha
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She speculates that the Palestinians would not be responsible with freedom and responsibility. I don't know why she would say that.RE: The NEWER Official Discussion Thread for the creation of Israel, the UN and the British Mandate
⁜→ P F Tinmore, et al,
BLUF: Maybe I misread your intention as well!
Why is it funny to expect that sovereignty comes with responsibility as well as rights?I never said it didn't.No, you just laughed at the post which suggested that Arab Palestinians have responsibilities as well as rights.(COMMENT)Because it was a stupid post. A mere speculation.
(Ω) What did you find humorous? (Just so we all can have a laugh...)(Ω) What did you find stupid? (Just so we all can learn something...)(Ω) What did you find speculative? (Just so we all can better support our opinions - or → refute your conjecture...)
Most Respectfully,
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Let me lift the veil on your ignorance then. I say it because the Arab Palestinian governments have NOT been responsible. Let me give you some examples:
Incentivized terrorism through laws and government programs which provide income to murderers. (Martyrs, fighters, freedom-fools whatever you want to call them -- Arabs who attempt to or succeed at killing Jews. And sure, go ahead and call it a social welfare program if you want, but its still both abhorrent and irresponsible for a government.)
Inciting and celebrating terror in official government statements and at official government events.
Preferential hiring of released prisoners (criminals, homicide or attempted homicide) to the civil service with pay grade assigned by length of imprisonment.
Refusing co-operation and actively preventing citizens from receiving quality medical care.
Refusing co-operation and withdrawing payments for electricity for its citizens.
Refusing to accept tax transfers and payments, resulting in a failure to pay civil servants, pensions, and social security benefits to its citizens.
These are just a few examples of a government so irresponsible and corrupt that it can not meet the basic needs of its citizens. A government which refuses to meet the basic needs of its citizens, by definition, is incapable of Statehood.