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alcaray — (archived)

I really don't understand the point of this arguement. Jordan (for example) was created in a very different manner than Israel. There was no large population of Jews there that had to make way for an influx of Arabs. That most jews don't find it a friendly spot to emigrate to is not surprising, considering the Arab Jewish troubles going on.

That citizenship should be handled differently in a religious monarchy vs. a democracy is not surprising either.

That you go to such trouble to "prove" that Jews are better people than Arabs seems a little odd to me.

Is this the reasoning you are going for?:

Because of emigration and citizenship statistics, it is proven that Arabs are not nice people.
The group calling themselves Palestinians is mostly Arab.
Therefore the Palestinians are not nice people and it's ok to move into lands that they have occupied for centuries.

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