(Jul 16, 2026 11:05 PM)Syne Wrote: That's rich, considering you won't engage with the actual argument. Obviously too much cognitive dissonance.
OK .. I'll bite. Give a date for the genocide of Palestinians that might or might not have occurred. We can work on the suggested number killed (or not) and look at the effect on the current population.
(Jul 16, 2026 11:05 PM)Syne Wrote: That's rich, considering you won't engage with the actual argument. Obviously too much cognitive dissonance.
OK .. I'll bite. Give a date for the genocide of Palestinians that might or might not have occurred. We can work on the suggested number killed (or not) and look at the effect on the current population.
There's never been a genocide of Palestinians. That's the entire point of illustrating the huge discrepancy in populations. Try to keep up. 9_9
(Jul 16, 2026 11:05 PM)Syne Wrote: That's rich, considering you won't engage with the actual argument. Obviously too much cognitive dissonance.
OK .. I'll bite. Give a date for the genocide of Palestinians that might or might not have occurred. We can work on the suggested number killed (or not) and look at the effect on the current population.
There's never been a genocide of Palestinians. That's the entire point of illustrating the huge discrepancy in populations. Try to keep up. 9_9
The Palestinian population (on average) doubles about every 20 years. Take out 10% at any point and (without getting too involved in the maths .. but we can) .. that would be a 2 year setback .. or, since the birthrate is calculated from population growth .. an apparent slight reduction in birthrate. The population does not show whether or not there has or has not been an attempted genocide .. you can (and do) claim there hasn't been one .. but it is just your claim .. the present population neither supports nor disproves such a claim.