Even if no Israeli can be considered a civilian, Hamas has committed a string of war crimes. Assuming there are any limits beyond Israel bad, Hamas good.
I'm curious as to whether or not the "critical thinkers" you speak of would think the same way had they had the experience of finding *themselves* in the midst of the indiscriminate slaughter at the Re'im music festival and then had been lucky enough to survive it.
But witnessing first-hand the indiscriminate murder of people trying to promote peace and hearing the angry buzz of a few high-velocity rounds passing by one's head and being spared only by luck wouldn't really give any of them cause to not stand in solidarity with the killers, now, would it? Because when you're capable of critical thinking on the level of these people, none of that should cause one to question their own conclusions in the least. Right?
I'm curious as to whether or not the "critical thinkers" you speak of would think the same way had they had the experience of finding *themselves* in the midst of the indiscriminate slaughter at the Re'im music festival and then had been lucky enough to survive it.
But witnessing first-hand the indiscriminate murder of people trying to promote peace and hearing the angry buzz of a few high-velocity rounds passing by one's head and being spared only by luck wouldn't really give any of them cause to not stand in solidarity with the killers, now, would it? Because when you're capable of critical thinking on the level of these people, none of that should cause one to question their own conclusions in the least. Right?
Right??