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HitRed wrote:Rubblization - reducing existing concrete into rubble
jusplay4fun wrote:saxitoxin wrote:jusplay4fun wrote:Free the Hostages from October 7.
End the occupation from 1948.
Are you saying that the Jews do not deserve a place, a land, a country, to call their own?
The Jews have been given land, nearly all in a desert, and turned it into an oasis and a modern country. What did the Arab and Muslim population do with most of the land before the Jews? Not much.
What is the government in Israel now and then? A democracy. What about the Muslim and Bedouin and Arab populations? A kingdom and a dictatorship with NO free elections in Gaza since 2007. (I have discussed Gaza single election for Hamas already) in this thread.
kennyp72 wrote:jusplay4fun wrote:saxitoxin wrote:jusplay4fun wrote:Free the Hostages from October 7.
End the occupation from 1948.
Are you saying that the Jews do not deserve a place, a land, a country, to call their own?
The Jews have been given land, nearly all in a desert, and turned it into an oasis and a modern country. What did the Arab and Muslim population do with most of the land before the Jews? Not much.
What is the government in Israel now and then? A democracy. What about the Muslim and Bedouin and Arab populations? A kingdom and a dictatorship with NO free elections in Gaza since 2007. (I have discussed Gaza single election for Hamas already) in this thread.
What other religion has a country of its own?
HitRed wrote:kennyp72 wrote:jusplay4fun wrote:saxitoxin wrote:jusplay4fun wrote:Free the Hostages from October 7.
End the occupation from 1948.
Are you saying that the Jews do not deserve a place, a land, a country, to call their own?
The Jews have been given land, nearly all in a desert, and turned it into an oasis and a modern country. What did the Arab and Muslim population do with most of the land before the Jews? Not much.
What is the government in Israel now and then? A democracy. What about the Muslim and Bedouin and Arab populations? A kingdom and a dictatorship with NO free elections in Gaza since 2007. (I have discussed Gaza single election for Hamas already) in this thread.
What other religion has a country of its own?
Catholic
Vatican City is a landlocked, independent, and enclaved country that is ruled by the Pope and the Holy See. It has a small area, population, and economy, but it is rich in religious and cultural heritage.
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What other religion has a country of its own?
HitRed wrote:Your question wasWhat other religion has a country of its own?
now you’re changing it to homeland.
kennyp72 wrote:HitRed wrote:Your question wasWhat other religion has a country of its own?
now you’re changing it to homeland.
What other religion has a country of its own?
HitRed wrote:kennyp72 wrote:HitRed wrote:Your question wasWhat other religion has a country of its own?
now you’re changing it to homeland.
What other religion has a country of its own?
Catholic
Vatican City is a landlocked, independent, and enclaved country that is ruled by the Pope and the Holy See. It has a small area, population, and economy, but it is rich in religious and cultural heritage.
kennyp72 wrote:
What other religion has a country of its own?
2dimes wrote:kennyp72 wrote:
What other religion has a country of its own?
I presume you are looking for a case where people have been displaced for not being true followers. One might suggest Islam has a few countries like that. Pakistan for example. I suspect there were, some people who had to move from homes their families had owned for generations, when that territory formalized as a country.
kennyp72 wrote:jusplay4fun wrote:saxitoxin wrote:jusplay4fun wrote:Free the Hostages from October 7.
End the occupation from 1948.
Are you saying that the Jews do not deserve a place, a land, a country, to call their own?
The Jews have been given land, nearly all in a desert, and turned it into an oasis and a modern country. What did the Arab and Muslim population do with most of the land before the Jews? Not much.
What is the government in Israel now and then? A democracy. What about the Muslim and Bedouin and Arab populations? A kingdom and a dictatorship with NO free elections in Gaza since 2007. (I have discussed Gaza single election for Hamas already) in this thread.
What other religion has a country of its own?
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Dukasaur wrote:kennyp72 wrote:jusplay4fun wrote:saxitoxin wrote:jusplay4fun wrote:Free the Hostages from October 7.
End the occupation from 1948.
Are you saying that the Jews do not deserve a place, a land, a country, to call their own?
The Jews have been given land, nearly all in a desert, and turned it into an oasis and a modern country. What did the Arab and Muslim population do with most of the land before the Jews? Not much.
What is the government in Israel now and then? A democracy. What about the Muslim and Bedouin and Arab populations? A kingdom and a dictatorship with NO free elections in Gaza since 2007. (I have discussed Gaza single election for Hamas already) in this thread.
What other religion has a country of its own?
Tons of them.
Saudi Arabia is a Sunni Muslim theocracy.
Iran is a Shiite Muslim theocracy.
Several other Arab countries, like Quatar and Yemen, are near-theocracies.
Several non-Arab countries are officially Islamic also, such as Pakistan and Malaysia.
(Altogether, there are 27 nations that officially proclaim themselves "Islamic". Twenty-seven!)
Bhutan, Cambodia, and Laos are all Buddhist nations.
A number of European nations have official churches even if their religion is not enforced -- Lutheranism in Denmark and Sweden, Anglicanism in England.
And of course the Vatican, as HR noted.
Some nations, such as Zambia, officially declare themselves to be "Christian" without specifying which Christian sect they adhere to.
Altogether, something like 50 nations are officially consecrated to a specific religion.
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saxitoxin wrote:Dukasaur wrote:kennyp72 wrote:jusplay4fun wrote:saxitoxin wrote:jusplay4fun wrote:Free the Hostages from October 7.
End the occupation from 1948.
Are you saying that the Jews do not deserve a place, a land, a country, to call their own?
The Jews have been given land, nearly all in a desert, and turned it into an oasis and a modern country. What did the Arab and Muslim population do with most of the land before the Jews? Not much.
What is the government in Israel now and then? A democracy. What about the Muslim and Bedouin and Arab populations? A kingdom and a dictatorship with NO free elections in Gaza since 2007. (I have discussed Gaza single election for Hamas already) in this thread.
What other religion has a country of its own?
Tons of them.
Saudi Arabia is a Sunni Muslim theocracy.
Iran is a Shiite Muslim theocracy.
Several other Arab countries, like Quatar and Yemen, are near-theocracies.
Several non-Arab countries are officially Islamic also, such as Pakistan and Malaysia.
(Altogether, there are 27 nations that officially proclaim themselves "Islamic". Twenty-seven!)
Bhutan, Cambodia, and Laos are all Buddhist nations.
A number of European nations have official churches even if their religion is not enforced -- Lutheranism in Denmark and Sweden, Anglicanism in England.
And of course the Vatican, as HR noted.
Some nations, such as Zambia, officially declare themselves to be "Christian" without specifying which Christian sect they adhere to.
Altogether, something like 50 nations are officially consecrated to a specific religion.
The difference, of course, is that in each of these modern cases the state religion was declared recognizing the reality of what already existed. The modern Cambodian state declared itself a Buddhist kingdom at a time when 95% of its population was, in fact, Buddhist.
It didn't declare itself a Buddhist kingdom when 95% of its population was Lutheran and then import a ton of wealthy Buddhists from California and New York to displace the Lutherans.
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