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[frandroid]

What does cutting off water and power for 1.3 million people have to do with the military capture of a single Israeli soldier?

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[sabotabby]

Is that a rhetorical question?

(P.S. Visit free_palestine today, if you have some time to kill. IDF apologist mick_hale is on the rampage. We've pwned him once, but he's still looking for a fact-based beatdown.)

oaky

[(Anonymous)]

Oh, of course, a single person should not be considered.

I am sure you would feel the same way if it was your son. Or father. Or brother. Yeah, I am sure you would just say "oh, Bob??? Don't worry about him. He'll be fine. He stands up really well under pressure. I mean, I once played "Wham!" for three hours straight and he didn't blink an eye!".

Come on now, the Palestinians are not innocent, and neither are the Israelis.

Seems pretty simple to me - all the Palestinians have to do is release the captive - then millions of people would not have to go without water.

OR they could find a way to make their own water supply.

One way is a little bit easier than the other, don't you think?

I can't stand the enormous lack of common sense when it comes to this issue.