Reply #38: Let's tinker with your words some.

[Jackie97]

Not that I agree with the following ideas, but neither do I agree with your ideas.

I said it before and I'll say it again, the Israelis should have thought about the consequences of their waves of murderous occupation before they sent the IDF to grab as much land as possible over the years. The Israeli government looked the other way while IDF sent their murderers into the OT to barbarically slaughter many innoncent civilians through their occupation. The price to pay for waging a terror campaign against Palestinian citizens is defeat, pure and simple. Blow up and mow down houses, water sources to live on, neighborhoods and other places full of innocent people and you lose what you have. And the more innocent Palestinians you target and kill, the more you lose.

For those who are so opposed to the suicide bombings, those weren't your daughters, wives, husbands, sons and loved ones blown to bits, shot, killed by dirty water, starvation, homelessness, and being mowed down by occupation. You don't have to like the suicide bombings, or where it is. And the bombing are temporary. The lives of those lost because there was no Palestinian army to fight the IDF are irreplaceable and those people are permanantly dead.

Murder? Of course. But I'll make a deal: I'll trade you the security of not having bombings if you give me back the lives of the innocent people who were murdered by the Israeli occupiers because there was no Palestinian army to fight them back.
Deal?

No, I don't agree with those ideas, but that's how many Palestinians probably look at it. Do they sound cold? Yes. Guess what? So does your comments. Maybe when IDF stops murdering people with occupation; the Palestinians will stop being desperate enough to blow Israelis up.