lets look at the rape incident by the prison guards. was it rape yes or no.
(feel free to ask a question but the caveat being you answer my question).
can I tag someone else in? all the information is in the last 20 posts. ill compile it here:
(repeatedly denied the rape occurred. When someone walked him through the definition and facts, he appeared to finally agree and deflect. When i sought clarification he denied it again!!!)
(repeatedly denying what aerial photo's and the ever increasing body count tells us - Israel is killing men, women and children)
There is a word for this. its called Collective Punishment.
do i have to keep going ? i dont have all night here, but i can get 10-20 more of these statements from your quotes over this thread.
You’re clearly trying to trap me with loaded language and selective quotes, so let’s clear this up once and for all.
1.I never denied the incident occurred I said there is no verified evidence that a rape was committed by IDF soldiers against a Hamas Nukhba fighter, which is the original claim.
You’re now shifting the goalposts to a different case, involving a detainee and vague medical notes. That’s called deflection.
2.You keep repeating “rape” like a headline, but what you’re calling “rape” is based on an unverified report, where:
• No perpetrator was named.
• No investigation has confirmed who was responsible.
• Even the doctor initially blamed prisoners, and then later claimed pressure, without proving who inserted the object.
That’s not “walking someone through the facts” it’s building a narrative on ambiguity.
3.You’re not interested in the truth you’re interested in making an accusation stick, regardless of context, clarity, or confirmed evidence. That’s not justice. That’s propaganda.
4.You want to “tag people in”? Be my guest. A thousand tags won’t turn speculation into fact.
So here’s my final answer:
If a crime was committed, it should be investigated and punished regardless of who did it. But twisting vague, conflicting details into a political weapon doesn’t serve justice. It serves your agenda.
If you’re done spinning stories and ready to deal with verified facts and history I’m right here. Otherwise, enjoy the echo chamber.
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repeatedly denying what aerial photo's and the ever increasing body count tells us - Israel is killing men, women and children)
You’re quoting me accurately, but misrepresenting what I said and that’s exactly the kind of manipulation that poisons any honest conversation.
I said we are not targeting women and children and that’s true.
There’s a world of difference between intentionally targeting civilians and the tragic reality of civilian deaths in urban warfare, especially when Hamas embeds itself among civilians, hospitals, schools, and mosques.
You’re pointing to body counts and aerial photos but leaving out context:
Hamas fires rockets from densely populated areas.
Hamas intentionally puts civilians in harm’s way to create optics like the ones you’re quoting.
Civilian casualties are not proof of intent they’re a tragic consequence of Hamas’s war tactics.
The IDF uses warnings, leaflets, phone calls, and evacuations no other military does more to avoid civilian harm under fire.
If Israel were “targeting” women and children, the numbers would be far higher.
You’re not citing facts you’re citing emotional visuals divorced from reality, while ignoring the Hamas charter calling for genocide and the massacre of Israeli civilians on October 7.
So no quoting me out of context doesn’t make your argument stronger. It just shows you’re not here for truth.
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There is a word for this. its called Collective Punishment.
do i have to keep going ? i dont have all night here, but i can get 10-20 more of these statements from your quotes over this thread.
Go ahead quote me 20 more times. I stand by every word, because I speak from the reality we live in not from moral high ground that collapses under its own hypocrisy.
“Collective punishment” implies indiscriminate harm for the sake of cruelty. What I said is very different:
Pressure not punishment. I want our hostages returned, and I’m prepared to use every non-lethal means possible to achieve that. Water, food, fuel those aren’t weapons. Hamas made them bargaining chips.
You’re lecturing me on “collective punishment,” yet ignoring the collective hostage-taking of over 200 civilians women, children, elderly held without access to the Red Cross, food, or medicine.
If Hamas uses civilians as shields, and hides in tunnels under hospitals while hoarding aid who is really punishing the Palestinian people? It’s not Israel. It’s their own leadership.
“My people before theirs” isn’t controversial it’s human. Every leader prioritizes their own civilians. You just don’t like it when Israelis say it out loud.
So yes keep quoting me. Because the more you do, the clearer it becomes:
I’m defending my people. You’re defending their captors.