Because you can link to me saying they have cars in jail.RedheadedStranger » 01 Nov 2023, 8:24 pm » wrote: ↑ What jail or prison has cars, cellphones, polo shirts, and fresh produce on the commissary list?
C'mon man... you gotta back that **** up before it starts stinkin'.
Okay, my bad - I went back and read your entire post which started this tete a tete. You DID include cars and such - it was just on the second line, and I can only stomach one line of your **** before I respond.RedheadedStranger » 01 Nov 2023, 8:24 pm » wrote: ↑ What jail or prison has cars, cellphones, polo shirts, and fresh produce on the commissary list?
C'mon man... you gotta back that **** up before it starts stinkin'.
The post you replied too... saying that all this **** was on the commissary list...Cannonpointer » 01 Nov 2023, 8:40 pm » wrote: ↑ Because you can link to me saying they have cars in jail.
How can you talk for both of us with a mouth full of cock, fruity?
HELL of a talent.
I forgive you because I understand that your flicted.Cannonpointer » 01 Nov 2023, 8:44 pm » wrote: ↑ Okay, my bad - I went back and read your entire post which started this tete a tete. You DID include cars and such - it was just on the second line, and I can only stomach one line of your **** before I respond.![]()
Again, I'm sorry the palis offend you by stubbornly making the best of their open air prison. I'm sure the laughter that rang out from the slave quarters on the pre-civil war plantations justified the massas in your book, klannie.
Yeah, yeah - I see it now. It's MY fault, MY weakness.RedheadedStranger » 01 Nov 2023, 8:44 pm » wrote: ↑ The post you replied too... saying that all this **** was on the commissary list...
"What I saw were piles of food, fresh vegetables and fruit, bottled water and all kinds of sundries available for the people... and cars/trucks, some new even, and people dressed in new and well kept clothing using cell phones and generally in decent moods going about their business."
I highlighted the relevant parts because I know you're so stupid.
I will admit I am a flicto - and I respect that you admitted - albeit only implicitly, by letting the comment stand - that you are a klansman who justifies slavery.RedheadedStranger » 01 Nov 2023, 8:46 pm » wrote: ↑ I forgive you because I understand that your flicted.
jerrab » 01 Nov 2023, 8:18 pm » wrote: ↑ more evictions--------------------------------------
https://www.amnesty.org/en/latest/campa ... apartheid/
In May 2021, Palestinian families in Sheikh Jarrah, a neighbourhood in occupied East Jerusalem, began protesting against Israel’s plan to forcibly evict them from their homes to make way for Jewish settlers. Many of the families are refugees, who settled in Sheikh Jarrah after being forcibly displaced around the time of Israel’s establishment as a state in 1948. Since Israel occupied East Jerusalem and the rest of the West Bank in 1967, Palestinians in Sheikh Jarrah have been continuously targeted by Israeli authorities, who use discriminatory laws to systematically dispossess Palestinians of their land and homes for the benefit of Jewish Israelis. In response to the demonstrations in Sheikh Jarrah, thousands of Palestinians across Israel and the Occupied Palestinian Territories (OPT) held their own protests in support of the families, and against their shared experience of fragmentation, dispossession, and segregation. These were met with excessive and deadly force by Israeli authorities with thousands injured, arrested and detained. The events of May 2021 were emblematic of the oppression which Palestinians have faced every day, for decades. The discrimination, the dispossession, the repression of dissent, the killings and injuries – all are part of a system which is designed to privilege Jewish Israelis at the expense of Palestinians. This is apartheid. Amnesty International’s new investigation shows that Israel imposes a system of oppression and domination against Palestinians across all areas under its control: in Israel and the OPT, and against Palestinian refugees, in order to benefit Jewish Israelis. This amounts to apartheid as prohibited in international law.
Cannonpointer » 01 Nov 2023, 8:21 pm » wrote: ↑ Queers move goal posts. It's ***-sign.
Everything you named in the post I responded to is on that commissary list, fruity pebbles.
Not my fault you did state time in alabama, redneck munchkin. I provided the BOP's commissary list.
Cultists don't care. They will justify ANYTHING to remain at the cool kids' table - to stay in the cult.jerrab » 01 Nov 2023, 8:18 pm » wrote: ↑more evictions--------------------------------------Kobia2 » 01 Nov 2023, 7:02 pm » wrote: ↑ Any Israeli inflicted victimhood on the Gazan Arabs ended in 2006 when the IDF withdrew, taking 9000 Israeli settlers with them..... Gazan victimhood resumed in ernest in 2007 when they elected Hamas into power...
https://www.amnesty.org/en/latest/campa ... apartheid/
In May 2021, Palestinian families in Sheikh Jarrah, a neighbourhood in occupied East Jerusalem, began protesting against Israel’s plan to forcibly evict them from their homes to make way for Jewish settlers. Many of the families are refugees, who settled in Sheikh Jarrah after being forcibly displaced around the time of Israel’s establishment as a state in 1948. Since Israel occupied East Jerusalem and the rest of the West Bank in 1967, Palestinians in Sheikh Jarrah have been continuously targeted by Israeli authorities, who use discriminatory laws to systematically dispossess Palestinians of their land and homes for the benefit of Jewish Israelis. In response to the demonstrations in Sheikh Jarrah, thousands of Palestinians across Israel and the Occupied Palestinian Territories (OPT) held their own protests in support of the families, and against their shared experience of fragmentation, dispossession, and segregation. These were met with excessive and deadly force by Israeli authorities with thousands injured, arrested and detained. The events of May 2021 were emblematic of the oppression which Palestinians have faced every day, for decades. The discrimination, the dispossession, the repression of dissent, the killings and injuries – all are part of a system which is designed to privilege Jewish Israelis at the expense of Palestinians. This is apartheid. Amnesty International’s new investigation shows that Israel imposes a system of oppression and domination against Palestinians across all areas under its control: in Israel and the OPT, and against Palestinian refugees, in order to benefit Jewish Israelis. This amounts to apartheid as prohibited in international law.
It's like their stand on States' Rights. They are in favor of Sates' Rights. Just ask them. They ballyhoo the idea.Sumela » 01 Nov 2023, 8:53 pm » wrote: ↑Fake Boutique Libertarians are so cute.
I hate the MIC.
I love the MIC.
Watching the confliction is glorious!
He won't. He can't. He's in the cult.Vegas » 01 Nov 2023, 8:52 pm » wrote: ↑ @Neo read this in regards to your misinformation about rich people "buying' up their land. They didn't buy a thing. They were forced out.
WORD.Cannonpointer » 01 Nov 2023, 8:59 pm » wrote: ↑ It's like their stand on States' Rights. They are in favor of Sates' Rights. Just ask them. They ballyhoo the idea.
Except when they are begging the nanny state to violate States' Rights. Every time the rubber hits the road, the *** side with the federal nanny state. And every time one of them is president, the federal government and the national debt and the regulatory environment all get fatter.
It was the republiqueers who gave us the patriot act - with bipartisan support, naturally.
If he is referring to the early part of the last century, jewish arrivals in palestine DID buy land - and were welcome to live there in peace.Vegas » 01 Nov 2023, 9:06 pm » wrote: ↑ He thinks the Palestinians freely entered into a selling agreement to rich Jews to sell the land. Of course he believes that, because Israel is always the victim.
Imperialism and Colonialism never seeks peace.Cannonpointer » 01 Nov 2023, 9:08 pm » wrote: ↑ If he is referring to the early part of the last century, jewish arrivals in palestine DID buy land - and were welcome to live there in peace.
They broke the peace in a big way. It was a peace they never intended to keep.
Couldn't agree more.....Cannonpointer » 01 Nov 2023, 8:56 pm » wrote: ↑ Cultists don't care. They will justify ANYTHING to remain at the cool kids' table - to stay in the cult.

jerrab » 01 Nov 2023, 8:26 pm » wrote: ↑ https://www.theguardian.com/world/2022/ ... -areaAfter a two-decade legal battle, Israel’s high court has ruled that about 1,000 Palestinians can be evicted from an area of the West Bank and the land repurposed for Israeli military use, in one of the single biggest expulsion decisions since the Israeli occupation of the Palestinian territories began in 1967.About 3,000 hectares of Masafer Yatta, a rural area of the south Hebron hills under full Israeli control and home to several small Palestinian villages, was designated as a “firing zone” by the Israeli state in the 1980s. Firing zones are used for military exercises, and the presence of civilians is prohibited.According to the Geneva conventions pertaining to humanitarian treatment in war, it is illegal to expropriate occupied land for purposes that do not benefit the people living there, or to forcibly transfer the local population.Israel has argued, however, that the Masafer Yatta villagers living in Firing Zone 918, farming and raising animals there, were not permanent residents of the area when the firing zone was declared, and therefore have no rights to the land.
More cut & paste.....jerrab » 01 Nov 2023, 8:18 pm » wrote: ↑ more evictions--------------------------------------
https://www.amnesty.org/en/latest/campa ... apartheid/
In May 2021, Palestinian families in Sheikh Jarrah, a neighbourhood in occupied East Jerusalem, began protesting against Israel’s plan to forcibly evict them from their homes to make way for Jewish settlers. Many of the families are refugees, who settled in Sheikh Jarrah after being forcibly displaced around the time of Israel’s establishment as a state in 1948. Since Israel occupied East Jerusalem and the rest of the West Bank in 1967, Palestinians in Sheikh Jarrah have been continuously targeted by Israeli authorities, who use discriminatory laws to systematically dispossess Palestinians of their land and homes for the benefit of Jewish Israelis. In response to the demonstrations in Sheikh Jarrah, thousands of Palestinians across Israel and the Occupied Palestinian Territories (OPT) held their own protests in support of the families, and against their shared experience of fragmentation, dispossession, and segregation. These were met with excessive and deadly force by Israeli authorities with thousands injured, arrested and detained. The events of May 2021 were emblematic of the oppression which Palestinians have faced every day, for decades. The discrimination, the dispossession, the repression of dissent, the killings and injuries – all are part of a system which is designed to privilege Jewish Israelis at the expense of Palestinians. This is apartheid. Amnesty International’s new investigation shows that Israel imposes a system of oppression and domination against Palestinians across all areas under its control: in Israel and the OPT, and against Palestinian refugees, in order to benefit Jewish Israelis. This amounts to apartheid as prohibited in international law.