Dirty Vader
Senior Member
The civilians have had ample time to get out. And don't use that whole 'some were too poor' statement, it's just about getting old because I've heard it used so many times. Some may have down right refused to leave, or some were just too stupid to notice all the refugees leaving. Israel is perhaps not trying to make the mistake of lowering their guard to save innocents that can very likely be enemies themselves.
People complain about civilian deaths you terd, because they are the only ones dying. And there's been 600 of them. While Hizbollah doesn't seem to be weakened at all.
You also forget that the Israelis have been targetting individual cars also. The argument that they're are too poor still stands wether you like it or not.
Originally posted by Phoenix2001
And you think the capturing of the Israeli soldiers, and the attack on Israel itself was justified? Lebanon is no better. Or Hezbollah, rather.
Ummm the attack on Israel with rockets came after Israel started conducting air strikes on Lebanon. Stop using that bloody argument because it's false and it's about time you all got that into your heads.
So according to you, kidnapping two Israeli soldiers warrants the death of 600 or so civilians. We got two of our soldiers kidnapped, not killed mind you, so let's get them back by raising the whole country to the ground and killing civilians. The whole point of kidnapping the two soldiers was to start a prisoner exchange and show solidarity with the palestinians.
Speaking of the palestinians. No-one talks about them anymore as world view shifted its attention to Lebanon. But military operations are still taking place there too and the cost of civilian life isn't nill either.
Terrorists also use the tactic of not letting civilians leave, threatening to shoot them on the spot if they try to, the very citizens they are "protecting."
Ummm not Hezbollah. As previously stated, they launch their rockets away from towns as witnessed by a BBC correspondent. When they do launch from towns, it's in towns that have completely been destroyed.
Hezbollah is now a militant group, not a terrorsist group. They've actually opened shelters for the civilians after Israel started bombing. Al Quaeda in a recent message said they were behind them. Hezbollah militants responded that they do not want the support of a group who operates solely on murdering civilians.
The only thing that goes against them, these days, is the fact that they're launching rockets at Israel's cities. But again, that's because they're pissed off at Israel bombing their civilians, so they're exacting retribution.
The Lebanons have Muslim extremists in power. They cannot be negotiated with. They want to kill all Jews as ordained by Allah.
Lebanese, not Lebanons. Lebanon has a muslim militant group who has seats in the government. Different. And no, Allah doesn't ordain the killing of all jews. Eww, just stop talking.
Example: The Hezbollah was using the late U.N Observation outpost as cover to launch missiles into Israeli territory and kill Israeli civilians. Israel in response blows the place up and tragically kills the U.N observers inside. This is sad yes, but necessary as Israel eliminated a military target. But of course the modern world being full of hypocrisy sees only the dead U.N observers and not the reasons and the why behind it.
Ummm, when was that ever confirmed? The UN guys called in 10 times to tell the Israelis to stop bombing. Each time the IDF said they'd stop but the bombs kept looming closer until the fatal blow.
It's like these journalists who have been shot in the past in Palestine while they were wearing all their correct markings. And those two ambulances who have also been recently hit, when their sirens and red cross signs were showing. I don't blame Kofi Anan for thinking the UN thing was done on purpose.
Well it's either a democratic, peaceful unless provoked society or a ragtag bunch of suicide bombers ruled by a extreme Islam dictator who enjoys sending innocent 11-year old boys to the front lines armed with machine guns...
You again. What are you talking about? Who is this you are speaking of? We're talking about Lebanon.