Look, there are a lot of Palestinian kids who get killed in crossfires, and I was speaking generally, not of that specific kid.
I researched that case, and there's more to the story than what the Palestinians sell it as, unless the Israelis have developed guns that can shoot around 90 degree corners. But you wouldn't be interested. As I recall, you weren't the last time this came up.
No sane person would believe that a trained Israeli soldier would sight a gun on an unarmed child, not even throwing rocks, identify it as such, and deliberately shoot him. Where do you get information like this?
A reasonable person might wonder who would be more likely to kill a kid on camera like that. An Israeli soldier, or someone for whom murder of children for political reasons is a prime method of operation? Someone who would wrap dynamite around a Palestinian child would certainly not hesitate to shoot one dead to make a point.
And you have the balls to tell me not to believe propaganda.
Whatever. You back the schoolbus nail bombers. I've picked my side.
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- Something to keep in mind next time the Palestinians are "outraged" over a child shot by the Israelis
- American soldiers in Iraq are now finding out what Israeli soldiers have had to deal with for over 50 years.
- also, an example from the 'propaganda wars' ..
- Any difference between that and an unarmed, terrified kid hiding behind his Dad?
