-- Posted by gekkouno at 9:31 pm on Jan. 2, 2009 Just curious to see how people would respond if their home/cites were under attack as Israelis are currently. -- Posted by UltimaTaz at 9:31 pm on Jan. 2, 2009 If you shot ROCKETS at me, I doubt I'd be able to do anything. -- Posted by Saint Michael at 9:31 pm on Jan. 2, 2009 Laugh my ass off....i hate my fucking town. -- Posted by sammiroo at 9:32 pm on Jan. 2, 2009 I think I'd die. -- Posted by PreppyPeyton at 9:33 pm on Jan. 2, 2009 if i didnt die, i'd run -- Posted by 4irate at 9:33 pm on Jan. 2, 2009 I'd whip out a gun, join a gang and shoot random bitches, start a protest about us not having enough skittles, pretend i was against the people trying to help us then randomly turn my back on my own country with a plan, to control there minds with my newly invited mind control device. -- Posted by carracer at 9:34 pm on Jan. 2, 2009 The immediate thing to do would be hiding, so you don't get hit by rockets. Then I would probably be pissed off and join some kind of group to fight the people attacking my home. -- Posted by airemaye at 9:34 pm on Jan. 2, 2009 Lol, why would they do that? There's nothing here. Then again, it happened in The Day After. With nukes. Like, literally, that movie was set right near where I live. That movie scared the shit out of me. -- Posted by whoisabs at 11:18 pm on Jan. 2, 2009 Go back to europe with all the other zionists. -- Posted by Bud2400 at 12:46 am on Jan. 3, 2009 Quote: from whoisabs at 11:18 pm on Jan. 2, 2009 Go back to europe with all the other zionists. This. Why would I want to live somewhere where rockets are getting fired at me?  Unlike some people, I don't attach such a significance to a piece of land.  Moving somewhere else with my family makes no difference to me. -- Posted by lsd at 7:37 am on Jan. 3, 2009 Quote: from whoisabs at 11:18 pm on Jan. 2, 2009 Go back to europe with all the other zionists. That's an option now.  It didn't look like a good idea to stay in Europe 60 years ago. -- Posted by yankeefan at 8:07 am on Jan. 3, 2009 get to a safe location then worry about anything else -- Posted by tkster at 9:35 am on Jan. 3, 2009 Quote: from Bud2400 at 2:46 am on Jan. 3, 2009 Quote: from whoisabs at 11:18 pm on Jan. 2, 2009 Go back to europe with all the other zionists.   This. Why would I want to live somewhere where rockets are getting fired at me? Unlike some people, I don't attach such a significance to a piece of land. Moving somewhere else with my family makes no difference to me. These.  But the real beauty: Unlike some people, I don't attach such a significance to a piece of land.  Moving somewhere else with my family makes no difference to me. I love intelligence. tk -- Posted by gekkouno at 12:27 pm on Jan. 3, 2009 If you remember the nazis made sure Europe wasn't a very nice place 60 years ago, theirs not much to go back to. Some people who have a religion or believe strongly in their beliefs aren't cowards like you and our willing to fight and die for their beliefs. You people are the ones who would stand by as your friends and family was killed just to stay alive for an extra second. -- Posted by KathyN at 12:39 pm on Jan. 3, 2009 I've been through this two years ago... Now I'm in the army... well not as a warrior, but as a medical staff (well will be next week, finishing the courses)... I'd say that I'd expect the higher levels in the army plan some actions to stop the terror.... kind of like what they are doing now. My brother is a warrior now and I kind of know what is going on in Gaza and it's not that simple as people here trying to show... I really want peace. + I'd never leave my family for being in a safer place. If they leave, I'd leave. -- Posted by gekkouno at 12:47 pm on Jan. 3, 2009 Peace is best for everyone, but what always happens is Israel makes peace, withdraws the settlements then they continue to be attacked. It's insanity until the Palestinians stop attacking them this will never end. Israel has made so many truces and ceasefires its not even fun. Every time they let their guard down, they are attacked and then the world community wants to act outrages when they respond. -- Posted by xobeautifulgirlox at 3:29 pm on Jan. 3, 2009 I wouldn't go terrorizing and killing 400 people thats for sure. -- Posted by exceedinglyrare at 5:27 pm on Jan. 3, 2009 Quote: from xobeautifulgirlox at 6:29 pm on Jan. 3, 2009 I wouldn't go terrorizing and killing 400 people thats for sure. So you mean that you wouldn't behave as Palestinians are wont to do. As has been said in this thread--I would move. Life is more important than land, and there's a great many more places in this world to live that aren't having rockets shot at them. -- Posted by Bud2400 at 6:15 pm on Jan. 3, 2009 Quote: from gekkouno at 12:27 pm on Jan. 3, 2009 If you remember the nazis made sure Europe wasn't a very nice place 60 years ago, theirs not much to go back to. I didn't realize that Europe was still in ruin and full of Nazis. Some people who have a religion or believe strongly in their beliefs aren't cowards like you and our willing to fight and die for their beliefs. The truly faithful practicers of Judaism are the ones who denounce Zionism and see through the Jewish nationalist (Zionist) bullshit. You people are the ones who would stand by as your friends and family was killed just to stay alive for an extra second. Actually, I'd be the one who would get my family and friends out of there and go somewhere else that is more safe and beneficial to them and myself.  Again, only fools would sacrifice their lives for a piece of land.  You can bring anything you need and want with you, and live your lifestyle anywhere - there are plenty of places in the world where you can do this right now safely and without very much trouble.  There is no reason to die for a piece of land or an ideal which is geared toward attaching significance to a piece of land. -- Posted by gekkouno at 7:06 pm on Jan. 3, 2009 The same appeasement run and hide mentality is what enabled the Holocaust. The Americans and British didn't stand up until it was to late and look what happened. at least the Americans and Israelis arn't making the same mistake twice. The islamic extremists wont be happy till they have spilled the blood of every Jewish person, and for that fact non-believer in the world. WAKE UP PEOPLE! -- Posted by lsd at 8:30 am on Jan. 4, 2009 Quote: from gekkouno at 7:06 pm on Jan. 3, 2009 The same appeasement run and hide mentality is what enabled the Holocaust. The Americans and British didn't stand up until it was to late and look what happened. at least the Americans and Israelis arn't making the same mistake twice. The islamic extremists wont be happy till they have spilled the blood of every Jewish person, and for that fact non-believer in the world. WAKE UP PEOPLE! god are you stupid. Do you just ignore the fact that there are 25,000 Jews in Iran? Or the fact that Bahrain's tiny Jewish population has their own representative in parliament?   Why don't you ignore hundreds of years of relatively peaceful coexistence that Jews experienced under Muslim rule? I'm really getting tired of nutjub zionists and neocons such as yourself polluting the internet. -- Posted by zigily at 9:20 am on Jan. 4, 2009 The Palestinians didn't start this. The Israelis started this years ago. The continuing of blockades around Gaza in recent years has left palestinians starving. -- Posted by rijames99 at 12:12 am on Jan. 5, 2009 Quote: from zigily at 9:20 am on Jan. 4, 2009 The Palestinians didn't start this. The Israelis started this years ago. The continuing of blockades around Gaza in recent years has left palestinians starving.   The blockades around Gaza are a response to terrorists entering and attacking Isreal from Gaza.  I don't agree with everything Isreal does (in fact I disagree with much of it), but fortifying its borders against terrorists is very defensible, in my book. A few questions to ponder: -do the non-terrorist Palestinians resent or in any way oppose the terrorists, which have led to the building of blockades and increased need for check points? -does Israel have an obligation to allow Palestinians in its country.  What other country routinely allows people from other countries with whom its battling, free daily passage? -what is the morality of the inaction of surrounding Arab countries in providing for the Palestinians? -- Posted by emo sux69 at 12:53 am on Jan. 5, 2009 Quote: from rijames99 at 7:12 pm on Jan. 5, 2009 Quote: from zigily at 9:20 am on Jan. 4, 2009 The Palestinians didn't start this. The Israelis started this years ago. The continuing of blockades around Gaza in recent years has left palestinians starving.   The blockades around Gaza are a response to terrorists entering and attacking Isreal from Gaza. I don't agree with everything Isreal does (in fact I disagree with much of it), but fortifying its borders against terrorists is very defensible, in my book. A few questions to ponder:  -do the non-terrorist Palestinians resent or in any way oppose the terrorists, which have led to the building of blockades and increased need for check points?  -does Israel have an obligation to allow Palestinians in its country. What other country routinely allows people from other countries with whom its battling, free daily passage?  -what is the morality of the inaction of surrounding Arab countries in providing for the Palestinians? -Well why would they, they are uneducated and misimformed but it still doesn't explain why they should support israel when there the ones killing them. -- Posted by allsmiles at 4:30 am on Jan. 5, 2009 Hide, of course. After a bit of looting.