You'll note that Americans figure prominently on that list of targets, in the event that slaughtered Americans matters to you at all.
#159 | Posted by censored at 2024-09-19 03:40 PM

"Indiscriminate"
Lol!
#1 | Posted by censored at 2024-09-18 03:40 PM

Several children have had their faces blown off from this latest Israeli terror campaign.

Imagine what would have happened if Israel blew up a pager on an airplane in flight?

Since you believe in IDF accuracy tell us the years death count in Gaza. Surely that isn't "indiscriminate", but purposeful.

Like stealing organs from childrens bodies then dumping bodies in mass graves covered in human waste.

Indiscriminate?

Donnerboy - Why did the Johnson administration want the USS Liberty to sink losing all hands?

Does it have anything to do with nuclear bombs in air on route to Cairo at the time?

You already follow an AI, or a fascist or a traitor and not realize it.

#97 Oneironaut, this tactic seems to be far more judicious than trying to bomb the same targets conventionally. I have absolutely no problem with it. It likely saved many civilian lives.
Hezbollah purposely rained rockets on Druze children playing soccer.
That's how they roll.
The Israelis have the moral high ground in this war. It's objectively so.
#99 | Posted by Karabekian at 2024-09-18 02:07 PM

You mean the those people who's entire community refused to meet Netanyahu for a photo op? Those victims?

Hezbullah denies the attack on the children.

Ironically, that same day IDF murdered 30 children bombing a school in Gaza.

I always harken back to the days of white phosphorous raining on the children.

Israel knowingly and deliberately target children.

Witnesses describe the pagers exploding within 30 seconds after receiving a call.

Two children were murdered, thousands of others wounded.

You must be smoking high ground to imagine Israel wants anything less than to systematically kill off every Arab child they can.

I'm wondering what would happen if a pregnant woman, under the same circumstances, was rushed to a hospital where her husband (or her father) was the ER doctor.
Would he let his wife (or daughter) die?
#23 | Posted by Twinpac at 2024-09-16 06:31 PM

Is "felon" capitalized on a resume?

A subduction event wasn't even recorded that might indicate whom created this "anomaly".

It's a mystery.

Not only does insurance deny procedures, now doctors keep their careers by denying required medicine.

Fracking is allowed anyplace, regardless the obvious toxicity and long-term damage.

Hospitals should not exist as private for-profit organizations, imo.