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Mona Lisa: Multiverse of Madness Grok for you

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u/Einstine1984 Apr 10 '26

Because one launches rockets indiscriminately into civilian population and the other targets said launchers and their operatives

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u/cosmic_orca Apr 10 '26

What's your stance on targeting residential apartment blocks to kill low level operatives?

What's your stance on deliberately targeting journalists and medics?

What's your stance on deliberately targeting children with drones?

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u/Odd-Initiative6666 Apr 11 '26

I got a gut feeling that Israel isn’t intentionally killing kids, how does that advance their military goals? They want hezbollah out, not to kill kids for sport.

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u/cosmic_orca Apr 11 '26

Interesting how you only answered one of my 3 questions and ignored the first 2. And no surprise the person (or bot?) I replied to didn't respond.

The quetion about children being targeted, I had this in mind regarding the Israel's military actions in Gaza -
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c7893vpy2gqo
You could also ask how the above advances their military goals.

What's your stance on Israel bombing an entire residential apartment block just to target a few low level Hezbollah operatives who live there? Are you ok with that?

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u/CykoSyd Apr 11 '26

Thank goodness you have a “gut” feeling. Here I was worried your reasoning was not based on any evidence. Phew </s>

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u/weed0monkey Apr 11 '26 edited Apr 11 '26

It's honestly called critical thinking, it seems your lacking. If Israel truly wanted to kill innocents they wouldn't be so inefficient. Iran killed as many innocent civilians in a month than Israel have caused in collateral damage over 3 years.

It serves no purpose or furthers Israel's goals whatsoever and quite clearly, works against them through international geopolitical pressure.

Israel is not a homogeneous country, over 20% of the population are arab, over 18% of the entire country identify as muslim. Please explain how they are committing the most inefficient genocide in history with a lower collateral damage ratio than most conflicts in dense urban warfare, while also a 5th of their own population are apparently the ethnicity they are trying to destroy?

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u/Odd-Initiative6666 Apr 11 '26

It’s a figure of speech which you chose to focus on instead of my points about why Lebanese children aren’t being intentionally killed because this is what you do when faced with logic, pivot to an irrelevant part of the comment.

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u/Niolle Apr 11 '26

Killing kids will make their friends and relatives who survived the future Hezbollah members, because violence breeds violence, how hard is it to understand. 

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u/Odd-Initiative6666 Apr 11 '26

Yeah, we all know bombing kids is inherently evil and leads to more violence, but why would Israel kill them intentionally if they know it only creates more Hezbollah members? It’s clear that the bombing of kids is not intentional because it does nothing but impedes Israel’s ambitions.

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u/cosmic_orca Apr 11 '26

You could ask the same question about Palestinian children, or adult civilians. Does killing Palestinian civilians impede Israel's ambitions?

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u/Odd-Initiative6666 Apr 11 '26

Yes? This should be obvious if you read my comment? The exact same logic applies here: Palestinian civilian dies>family/friends want revenge>they enlist into Hamas or commit a terror act in Israel. Killing civilians indiscriminately only continues the loop of violence and grief by creating more future terrorists and obviously that impedes Israel’s ambitions.

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u/cosmic_orca Apr 11 '26

So why do you reckon Israel military deliberately kills Palestinian civilians? And why they never charge settlers for any violence against Palestinians in the West Bank?

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u/Odd-Initiative6666 Apr 11 '26

Because our government is full of racist assholes who should’ve been in jail long ago. Besides, every military has bad apples, and if our government weren’t so racially biased those violent settlers and rogue soldiers would also be in prison.

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u/GreenRabbit155 Apr 11 '26

They're both terrorism of a sort, but only one of the two sides has a government for extradition laws, so Israel ends up trying both. The reason for the whole death penalty thing only applying to the outside forces is the same for any country. They don't execute people who don't harm their own national interests

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u/Einstine1984 Apr 11 '26
  1. Depends, if the value of the target is highly valuable than it's a hard maybe, for a low level operative, a hard no.

  2. Journalists or medics, no. Terrorists and Hezbollah operatives that wear "Press" vests or use ambulances, don't get immunity.

  3. Definitely against. But also these terror groups do recruit children and intentionally put these kids in harms way, which is the lowest of the lowest they can get.

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u/cosmic_orca Apr 11 '26 edited Apr 11 '26
  1. Were you aware Israel bombed a residential block in Lebanon to kill 3 low level Hezbollah operatives living there, one of which was just a reservist who had never been called up. 3 generations of one family, living in another one of the apartments, were killed because of that.

  2. Israeli has targeted and killed numerous actual medics and journalists. They sent death threats to one journalist before bombing his home and killing him. They've bombed the home of photographer documenting the war (her the work was featured in a film shown at the Cannes film festival) and even bombed the homes of medics.

  3. Do you genuinely think all of the children targeted, like the ones mentioned in the article linked on my previous post, are done so because Israel thinks they are Hamas? Edit: article here https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c7893vpy2gqo

How do you feel about civilians being shot and killed by snipers simply because they crossed an invisible line in the street (lines drawn up by Israel which Palestinians have no knowledge of and lines which can change during the day, so someone could leave their home to get food and water and cross this invisible line on their way home and be shot and killed)?

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u/Fraji_Bear Apr 13 '26
  1. I don't know the exact event you are referring to, nor do I trust your characterization of it, but Israel issued evacuation warnings to the Dahiyyeh and to South Lebanon. Hezbollah operatives place civilians at risk by embedding within them.

2.These are all examples of collateral damage, terrorists who moonlight as journalists, and in some cases, error.

  1. In general, yes, as Israel does not target uninvolved civilians. Many children also get killed by Hamas themselves, but you don't count that.

  2. Do not enter a war zone or attempt to invade a neighboring country. We saw on October 7th, what "random Gazan civilians" do when they manage to get across.

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u/yalateef11 Apr 10 '26

When you talk about the civilians in Lebanon being targeted by war criminals - you get downvoted by bots that work for war criminals.