Originally Posted by Angry Jew Cat

Who said it was fair? Who said they were in the right? They obviously weren't. But the fact of the matter still lays in the fact that this humanitarian flotilla tried to rush an Israeli naval blockade, which had repeatedly stated that they would not allow ships to cross. It wasn't the first time they had tried, and they knew what they were up against.

As for the imaginary lines, ya, all those lines ARE fucking imaginary. We abide by the rules set forth by those lines yes, but that doesn't mean that those lines change anything aside from the consequences set forth by the laws of those magical lines. If someone wants me dead, it doesn't matter if we're standing on my front doorstep, or floating out in the middle of the ocean. They're going to kill me.

All I'm saying is that when you're sailing your way into a conflict zone looking to aid the perceived "enemy" and you have an entire armed naval fleet standing in your way. Expect some shit to go wrong. When you refuse to listen time and time again, and keep trying, expect them to get agitated and take action.

If my neighbors dog crossed over my imaginary line and shit in my garden, I'd run him off. Maybe I'd put up a fence. If he didn't learn his lesson after the first few times and kept trying to get through my fence, maybe I'd have to go boot him in the head. Get the point?

When you play with fire you get burned. Forget about what's "right" and what's "wrong" because no American has any grounds to judge that. No person does really, because whatever "people" you want to associate us with, we've all partaken in some heinous shit at one point or another, and probably still do.

If you want my personal opinion, yes those crazy Jews went too far. Does that mean I feel sorry for their victims? No...