Freedom bears personal responsibilities and consequences, even for illegals, and even for Palestinians, and even everyone else who claims to embrace it. If you cannot bear the heat of price for freedom here, then adios muchasos. This nonsense in Boulder, a former residence of mine, must not happen anywhere by anybody claiming the embrace of freedom. It's a bloody lie of convenience, only, if freedom is embraced only by it's assumed consequence only for who shout longest for it, but offer none of it for others. Soliman is no man. Not a child, either, just a savage in perennial savagery. No room for that, here, nor indeed anywhere.
Freedom bears personal responsibilities and consequences, even for illegals
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@fauxlaw
Not sure about the exact meaning of the Palestine reference but I agree that liberty as a singular goal is strange.
If we let everyone to be fully free it means thugs take over.
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@AdaptableRatman
I was referring to the latest "freer Palestine" terrorist attack in Boulder, CO, a former personal home, and Palestine can blame their own voting results. Do they imagine they can ignore a sovereign nation that already occupies "from the river to the seas" and has by sanction of the UN for the last nearly 80 years? Israel has had two more tours around the sun than I have; it has earned its place. Palestine, go find somewhere else. Why can't the Arab nations carve a shared piece of land? We're talking about children of Ishmael, after all, who did not earn Abraham's birthright, and no one has paid the descendants of David for the Temple Mount he purchased from
King Arauna, the Jebusite [Arab] for 50 shackles of silver, who have rightly owned the mount since. That's the history, and it's about time someone recognize it. WEll, the UN did, and tough if others have their noses pushed out of shape over it. Why don't they get creative like the Chinese and make land where there is currently water at the end of the Saudi Peninsula, or extend land into the Mediterranean from Alexandria? Doesn't anybody think creatively over there, anymore? One would think they learned their lesson from Babel. Nope. They need to start mimicking the ancient Egyptians and stop thinking like ancient Persians.
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@fauxlaw
The Palestines need to start mimicking the ancient Egyptians and stop thinking like ancient Persians.
Extinction is inevitable for them, whether it's the body, the land, or the culture that goes first is irrelevant.