• @OccamsTeapot
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    38 months ago

    Apartheid, in which the minority political bloc purported to rule over the unconsenting majority, based solely on race

    We spoke about this. We looked at the definition. The minority/majority aspect is simply not in there. In fact it says it can be done to “any other racial group,” explicitly rejecting that framework. Why are you still saying the same thing? It is totally unjustified

    • 【J】【u】【s】【t】【Z】
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      -18 months ago

      “As practiced in South Africa.”

      What was practiced in South Africa was minority political rule over the racial majority.

      • @OccamsTeapot
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        28 months ago

        Jesus christ dude. If you want to discuss you need to actually engage with the points made.

        The definition says it can be done to “any other racial group” - why? How can this possibly be the wording if it had to be done to the majority group?

        “As practiced in South Africa.”

        Again, look at the actual wording of the whole sentence:

        For the purpose of the present Convention, the term “the crime of apartheid”, which shall include similar policies and practices of racial segregation and discrimination as practised in southern Africa

        It doesn’t have to be exactly the same. That’s why it says similar policies and not “identical to” or “the policies of…”

        • 【J】【u】【s】【t】【Z】
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          -18 months ago

          Bud…yes, similar policies against any other racial group as practiced in South Africa.

          When a court of law with competent jurisdiction somewhere find someone outside of South Africa guilty of apartheid, then you have a leg to stand. Until then, there’s a reason nobody has been charged outside of South Africa, and that’s because the practices in South Africa were if a fundamentally different character than those in Israel, chiefly, based on immigration status, not race, and secondly, against non citizens, not citizens.

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            8 months ago

            I thought there was hope for you. But today I’m convinced that either (1) you’re a hopeless pro-zioniat bootlicker or (2) you have some kind of psychological issue that makes you incapable of changing your mind even when provided with overwhelming evidence.

            And today is the day I stop giving a fuck. I’m blocking you soon, goodbye forever. May we never meet. I don’t need more assholes to dehumanize me as a Palestinian and deny me the right to self determination and self defense in favor of a bunch of ruthless butchers.

            Ps: frankly you seem quite racist. The slimy questionable lawer-type racist.

          • @OccamsTeapot
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            18 months ago

            Bud…yes, similar policies against any other racial group as practiced in South Africa.

            So not necessarily a minority vs a majority. It literally doesn’t matter and appears nowhere in the definition.

            When a court of law with competent jurisdiction somewhere find someone outside of South Africa guilty of apartheid, then you have a leg to stand

            The implicit idea that we can’t just read the definition and apply it, so we must wait for a court to read it for us is laughable to me. Crimes exist regardless of whether they are convicted in practice.

      • ???
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        18 months ago

        Where is this quote from? Link please.