Chris Shkolnik

@BoNoBo_RVN @bearerobadnews1 @CalMEurofan yeah, it's easy to maintain that attitude when it's not your people being stabbed in the streets, or abducted by religious fanatics who want to kill everyone you know and keep launching rockets into your city. and "high quality" is subjective. Islamists think their morals are.

Pretending any society acts rationally is silly. Your statement implies Israel is acting rationally as well lol. The world is chaos. Maintaining high quality morals and ethics is the best way to maintain stability. Im pointing out this isnt the case with our late stage global society.

This is my favorite argument. In Hiroshima, roughly 140k people died due to the nuclear bomb out of 350k. That’s 40% of the city. In Nagasaki, 80k people died out of 263k. That’s 30% of the city. In Gaza, 73k people have died (according to GHM) out of 2.3 million. That’s about 3% of the population. A substantial percentage of that are terrorists. So Israel has dropped an amount of bombs on Gaza that exceeds the power of the nuclear bombs we dropped on Japan and yet the death toll is far lower both proportionally and on a raw numbers basis. How is that possible if Israel is committing genocide? Maybe it’s because they’re not.

@BoNoBo_RVN @bearerobadnews1 @CalMEurofan here's the thing: If conditions have become untenable due to war, a sane society would end the war so conditions would improve. Would take steps to try and make peace. For the sake of their children, if nothing else. Gazans haven't done this. They keep attacking Israel.

@bearerobadnews1 @SteadystanRiotR @CalMEurofan And ignoring the supply chain , medical and all other grid dependant infra all modern societies have. Thanks for the backup but I dont think I'll be changing anyones mind today 🤝

@bearerobadnews1 @BoNoBo_RVN @CalMEurofan I'm more surprised that you didn't jump on the fact that he said "90% die without electricity/water", and I focused on electricity. When lack of water is the one that kills. 90% is far too high, IMO. but my opinion may be biased towards survival.

@SteadystanRiotR @BoNoBo_RVN @CalMEurofan So you ignore the other part of their point entirely? That the world is designed with electricity in mind, that without electricity, many wouldn't know how to survive long-term?

@bearerobadnews1 @BoNoBo_RVN @CalMEurofan and I completely disagree with his claim. Electricity, while important, isn't something you can't live without, especially in the span of time it would take to bring it back online But again to my point: If you're in a war, and can't feed yourselves, sane people would surrender

@SteadystanRiotR @BoNoBo_RVN @CalMEurofan Your point about the solar flare not breaking things that weren't on at the time completely misses the point of the argument. The point is that were the electrical grid to go down, and there were no electricity, 90% would die. They used an emp or solar flare as example.

@TRUMP_ARMY_ How is this a fucking truth bomb? Some states send reps based on percentage, others send all based on who wins majority. It's basic fucking civics that the Dems have nothing to do with that.

WATCH: Vice President JD Vance dropped an absolute truth bomb. NBC News’ Kristen Welker: “If President Trump’s agenda is so popular, why do Republicans need to add additional seats to the map?” VANCE: “Why have Democrats gerrymandered their states aggressively over the past 10-20 years… Massachusetts, where 32% of the residents of Massachusetts voted for Republicans. ZERO Republican federal representatives.” “All we’re doing, frankly, is trying to make the situation a little bit more fair on a national scale.”

@BoNoBo_RVN @CalMEurofan lmao. Electricity is important. Not that important. But a solar flare or EMP wouldn't overwhelm anything that wasn't powered at the time of impact. And you're underestimating our ability to repair and rebuild. And if your people are dying, and you can't feed them: SURRENDER.

Lmao, I didnt expect to get such a big reaction. Its about the rate of change. Yes, if the culture starts out without power, their infrastructure is geared toward that lifestyle. If we were hit by a solar flare or an EMP and out grib went out in the US, 90% of the population would die.

@BlackAnarchism @PeesefulRaige @FaustinoBerlin @TomLondon6 And you speak of the Nakba. Do you also acknowledge the 700 000 Jewish people expelled from the Islamic world and their homes in retaliation? Are random Jewish Communities in Iran responsible for Israel? No. Yet that didn't matter.

@SteadystanRiotR @PeesefulRaige @FaustinoBerlin @TomLondon6 OLP? Exército Árabe? Amigo, os residentes de Gaza são refugiados da Nakba, pós Guerra dos Seis Dias, Israel tomou a região e impôs um brutal regime militar. Tu sinceramente acha que eles têm culpa de algo ou realmente esperassem que eles ficassem pacíficos sob isso?

1. The Holocaust was evil, as everyone knows 2. The Holocaust was NOT uniquely evil, as some claim 3. Throughout history there have been other comparable genocides, often carried out by Europeans against indigenous people 4. The genocide in Gaza is not the same as the Holocaust, obviously, but it is in the same moral category 5. The Nazis killed babies, children, women and men BECAUSE they were Jews. The Israelis kill babies, children, women and men BECAUSE they are Palestinian 6. Israel and its supporters weaponise and abuse the memory of the Holocaust, sometimes to close down argument and sometimes even to justify the genocide in Gaza

@BlackAnarchism @PeesefulRaige @FaustinoBerlin @TomLondon6 You mean the war they started? After centuries of treating any non-muslims in the region as Dhimmi, second-class citizens who got taxed extra (Jizya) and weren't treated as equals in law? As I said before. You're focusing on one side, and ignoring the other.

@BlackAnarchism @PeesefulRaige @FaustinoBerlin @TomLondon6 My stance on Israel is this: Both sides have long-standing claims to the land Both sides have committed war crimes One is more responsible for the continued conflict than the other. And in my mind, that's "Palestine".

@SteadystanRiotR @PeesefulRaige @FaustinoBerlin @TomLondon6 Exato. No cerne, a responsabilidade tanto da 1° Intifada, quanto do Hamas existir, são pelas ações de Israel em Gaza no regime militar.

@DeyarWins @CalMEurofan And the official numbers include anyone hit by ordinance or shot. Which includes anyone hit by misfired Hamas rockets, of which there are hundreds verified, and anyone Hamas doesn't want to admit they killed to keep dissent down. Factors on both ends, Deyar.

London school of hygiene and tropical medicine, Yale university, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research, Johns Hopkins Center for Humanitarian Health, Human Rights Watch, Amnesty International, and the Council on American-Islamic Relations. The IDF also admits the official numbers exclude thousands buried beneath destroyed buildings.

@DeyarWins @CalMEurofan Yes. And you said it was "widely agreed that it was underreporting". Which is what I was questioning, the underreporting agreement, not the number.

@SteadystanRiotR @CalMEurofan The IDF literally agreed to the 70k rough estimate dude

@BlackAnarchism @PeesefulRaige @FaustinoBerlin @TomLondon6 @FaustinoBerlin Oh cry me a river to the sea. Hamas, as usual, attacked first. They then hid among civilians and used their infrastructure as disposable assets. Every death in Gaza is as much on them as it is Israel. Oh, and it's "blocking you *now*.

@BlackAnarchism @PeesefulRaige @FaustinoBerlin @TomLondon6 but if you want me to put down my stance, here it is: Both groups have claims to the land dating back Millennia. Both groups have committed war crimes. I support Israel, not because I think they're entirely innocent, but because I see Hamas (and predecessors) as more to blame.

@DeyarWins @BubsJimmy91 @CalMEurofan by waiting a few days and seeing if that person shows up anywhere? For starters? And with all the misfired Hamas rockets (hundreds to thousands, including the one that hit Al-Ahi hospital), you think they've just...missed everyone? No, Hamas is attributing those to Israel too.

@BubsJimmy91 @SteadystanRiotR @CalMEurofan How would they confirm +1 to a list if the remnants of that person are disintegrated? You realize a bomb exploded on people can have hundreds of remains scattered to where it’s mis-reported?

@DeyarWins @CalMEurofan Gaza Ministry of Health. That's the name of the org. It's run by Gaza's De facto government, Hamas. And widely agreed by...who? Because the GHM quietly took over 3000 names off the list in 2025. It still includes missing and captured people on that list.

@SteadystanRiotR @CalMEurofan Hamas GHM? You mean the Palestinian ministry of health? The 73k number is widely agreed to be on the underreporting side. Not over reporting.

@0ct4v1 @pb_and_jaybird That's a strawman fallacy. You're better than that. You're equating neurologists with the lowest IQ of the LGBT+ activists. That's like me equating Einstein to Ken Ham.

@SteadystanRiotR @pb_and_jaybird These are the kinds of people who will insist that there is no definition for male or female and that no distinction exists, yet they also insist they know what male and female brains look like? Most of that research is ideological and has little basis in reality.

Good job, you know BASIC biology. Now learn ADVANCED biology and watch how quickly your argument falls apart. Youre offended by transgender people existing because youre uneducated

@BlackAnarchism @PeesefulRaige @FaustinoBerlin @TomLondon6 No, I didn't ignore them. You mentioned zones, we argued about the nature (exclusion vs extermination). You mentioned dead kids, I explained why that is, and why those kids are there.

@0ct4v1 @pb_and_jaybird and I'm using "mutation" as a term for "biology-driven deviance from normality". For example, someone with neurological disorders, (ADHD, Tourette's, Aspergers and Bipolar 2 in my case), would have a "neurological mutation".

@SteadystanRiotR @pb_and_jaybird Mutation would imply a physical issue with the brains development. This is not usually the case for gender dysphoria cases afaik.