PS. Ethnic cleansing after WWII has helped prevent wars.
I don't see you crying over Jews who lost land in 1929, 1948 or today.
Glad to know that you think exterminating millions of people based on race is a good policy. Your little god, Pat, would be proud.
This has got to be, at best, an incorrect statement. One could argue that an attempted genocide could create less conflict and tension but it would only be a short-term 'solution'. The ensuing hatred and resentment that such maneuvers would bring are not forgotten and there is always a longer-term and deeper conflict because of such attempts.
I don't see you crying over Jews who lost land in 1929, 1948 or today.
You don't see it because I wasn't taking up that particular argument. I am certainly on the side of the Jewish people whom have lost what they had in Europe of days past. I certainly sympathize with Israelites who are losing what's their's today. It is a complex issue and you should understand it as such. You should also understand where I was coming from in terms of trying to frame the debate as it relates to the reaction to this particular PB piece. If you don't see this then I'm afraid you've just done the same thing that you've accused someone else of doing [above, in an earlier post]: being 'knee-jerk'.