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Question: Why do you support Israel's right to exist?
#1
Because it is a modern democracy
 
#2
Because it is a US ally
 
#3
Because the Jewish people have a right to a safe homeland.
 
#4
Because it is to play a vital role in the end of the world.
 
#5
Other reason (specify)
 
#6
I don't.  I'm neutral (really?)
 
#7
I don't, because the land was wrongly taken from the Palistinians.
 
#8
I don't Death to the infidels.
 
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Psychic Octopus
Junior Chimp
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« on: September 26, 2009, 12:25:25 PM »

Option 3, and none else. There were certainly better places to put them, however.
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Psychic Octopus
Junior Chimp
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« Reply #1 on: September 27, 2009, 03:30:09 PM »

Option 3, and none else. There were certainly better places to put them, however.

Name three.

1. Encourage them to immigrate the US mainland, let them rebuild a Jewish society here.

2. Ghyl Tarkove's idea about Central Brazil, I think Brazil would have welcomed settlers into that area, as they did encourage people to move from the coasts.

3. There's always Alaska.


You notice that I'm not advocating creating a new state, just other areas for them to move. If we were going to create a new state, which we did, Israel is the obvious choice as that is where they originate.


Option 3, and none else. There were certainly better places to put them, however.

No assumptions intended, but, hmm, here you speak a bit like if it was some cattle, which is not very welcome, especially when we refer to the post-Holocaust period...

I was merely suggesting that there may have been better areas to encourage them to move or settle, sorry if I did not clarify so well. Smiley
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