Imagine a family in Gaza just trying to sleep, and bombs are falling nearby. That just seems like too much force to me, and I don't really get how it's supposed to be okay. I'm not sure how to argue all the details, but it feels wrong.
imagine thei sraeli family in a music festival then all of a sudden 20 thousand terrosits fly upon them to kill them strip them and rape them to then massacre children and women for no reason at all i dont care about your moral idealism argument i believe in a realism argument palestine brings no benefit to both teh arab world and amaerica they harmfed the jordanians they harmed the kuwaitis in fact gaza and the west banks are seprerated they underwetn a civil war
Imagine a hospital running out of fuel while wounded people wait. My opponent makes a fair point about intelligence and security, and I honestly don't know how to answer that. But when I see that, it just feels like too much is being justified.
imagine terrorsits hiding under hte hospital in fct yahya sinwars brother mo sinwar was found dead under a hospital do u think ukraine is commiting a genocide in russia because zelensky recently came out in a piers morgan interview and said that somethingl iek 40 thosuand russiasn are dyign eveyr month and the causaltie ratio bper ukrainian and russian is 1 to 7 or 1 to 10
The way I see it, this is about whether so much civilian suffering can ever be worth it. My opponent's security point is fair, and I can't really debate it. But when whole neighborhoods get destroyed, I just can't call that right.