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No, we were comparing your example of the actions of Hamas on 1 day vs the actions of Israel for the whole conflict. We are not going to let you change the parameters because you are wrong.

I have explained this using the South Wales Derby example and taken onboard his UK based fan example and showed him how it can be easily done.

Ok, they have to get to B'ham airport and then get on the same buses to the ground Same as a Swansea fan living in London has to travel past Cardiff to go to the Swansea ground to get on a bus to the Game and is then bussed back. Better luck next time fella.

I am applying the same definition and we have clearly explained to you the difference in the actions as compared the the internationally agreed definition. When does war become genocide? Why are you throwing pretty shite straw men into this now? You compared the actions of Hamas on the 7th of...

And? If you are a Swansea fan who wants to go to your game away at Cardiff you have to go to Swansea first even if you live in say London. Unlucky

It's the definition mate, that is what matters and if an act falls under that. Genocide is something there is a set international definition of. Why is that so hard for you to understand?

If it is overturned, maybe they could "bubble" match the game like they do for games like Cardiff vs Swansea. Only allow them to use certain flights in and bus straight o ground and back again to airport. It can't be accused of being "Anti Semtic" as this is how UK police deal with high risk...

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It's almost as if he has decided the position he should take but hasn't actually taken the time to find out why.

Did they intend to kill all or most of the population? No, why can't you understand what Genocide actually means Once again, who has supported Hamas?

That isn't the gotcha you think it is, everyone will admit that B'ham having a large Muslim population is part the decision as they are worried that the away teams fans will try and wind up and get at the local muslim population.

As I said the question asked today was not "what would Hamas do if it could?", instead it was "what did Hamas actually do?".

You mean the Leicester game where BTA did an outstanding job of supporting JDS in his defensive work against probably the best winger in the league?

Who has defended anything? What people are saying is that according to the clearly defined definition of "Genocide" this wasn't it. The question also isn't "What would Hamas do if it had access to weaponry like the Israeli army does?", it was compared to the definition of "Genocide" was the...

there are almost 10m people in Israel, did they intend that day to kill most or all of them that day? No, it was a vile terrorist attack

almost 10m according to world bank figures

No, I just said the Gaza and the West Bank are internationally recognised occupied lands so why would they be integrated into Israeli society? You don't seem to have a clue about this do you?

yep all, it is, is the fear of violence If it does it off, is that fair on the people who live there? The people who the Police are employed to protect and serve?

Why would occupied lands be integrated into Israeli society?

You've said they have banned all Jewish people, they haven't.