Also, I am not saying it is the same as WWII, but the OP is making an argument about numbers of casualties. I am pointing out it isn’t, so judging the Israel-Palestine conflict against Bin Laden is as false as WWII is with Israel-Palestine conflicts. If numbers alone mean all, then WWII along with the other post-WWII wars you ignore, means we could be judged worse than Bin Laden. Which I find silly.
OP says Netanyahu is bigger ‘murderer’ than Bin Laden. I point out that other conflicts have killed more civilians,including ones which are surely honourable, but don’t make us worse than the likes of Bin Laden. I even said that it doesn’t make Netanyahu honourable, but this is a poor metric to use when comparing warfare with terrorism of Bin Laden whose specific aim was to kill civilians (and not just because of callous disregard).
I don’t see why ‘supporting Israeli action’ or not is relevant to my point. I can’t be bothered when I do not think there has even been an attempt to understand, nor do I think such a question is in good faith. I have spoken of issues regarding Rafah and civilians, so I would think that should be some hint that I have issues with how the war has been conducted.
