bionnaki
February 12th, 2007, 05:46 PM
In the thread Poll: Israel: Illegitimate State ? (http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=355767), posters were asked and polled of their opinion of the legitimacy of the state of Israel. And as such, posters stated their opinion. Following that cue, I stated my opinion without any intention of trolling nor offending nor attacking anyone on a personal level. I simply stated my opinion of Israel. I wrote:
Israel rests on stolen land and Zionism is morally equal to Nazism. That is my position.
I do believe and can demonstrate with historical accuracy that the land was in fact stolen. And I can demonstrate that the ideology of Zionism is morally equal to Nazism.
This not an attack; this is a critique of an ideology.
If I were to have written instead "Stalinism is morally equal to Nazism" I do not think I would have my post censored. But of course, providing a critique of Israel that goes against the mainstream sentiment regardless of its logical merit and politically-correct knee jerk reactions always seem to prevent any sort of positive discussion (which will always and should always include unpopular critiques).
So, I ask my post to be reinstated and moderators/administration to moderate discussion objectively and fairly.
Israel rests on stolen land and Zionism is morally equal to Nazism. That is my position.
I do believe and can demonstrate with historical accuracy that the land was in fact stolen. And I can demonstrate that the ideology of Zionism is morally equal to Nazism.
This not an attack; this is a critique of an ideology.
If I were to have written instead "Stalinism is morally equal to Nazism" I do not think I would have my post censored. But of course, providing a critique of Israel that goes against the mainstream sentiment regardless of its logical merit and politically-correct knee jerk reactions always seem to prevent any sort of positive discussion (which will always and should always include unpopular critiques).
So, I ask my post to be reinstated and moderators/administration to moderate discussion objectively and fairly.