Everyone has a right to live.
Everyone has a right to live in their homeland.
Everyone has a right to full equality wherever they live.
These should be our starting points.
Everyone has a right to live.
Everyone has a right to live in their homeland.
Everyone has a right to full equality wherever they live.
These should be our starting points.
@dneary actually, I don't run into trouble with that at all.
But I changed it to "home" to make it clearer.
@evan I think you run into trouble with the second of these - "my homeland" is subjective, and open to arguments about who got their first, last, for the longest...
@dneary I think you might be operating under the mistaken belief that this is a topic I am interested in having an intellectual debate about.
@evan I was thinking of West Bank settlers living on land previously inhabited by displaced Palestinians. Whose homeland is that? I appreciate the update/clarification!
@evan also:
No one has a right to commit war crimes
Human rights trump head-of-state priorities
Nation states have many responsibilities - inside and outside of their borders
And a people are not their government which is why collective punishment is a war crime. It is not bad, it is a responsibility to hold one’s government to account. Where you can’t be self governed it is incumbent upon nation states to uphold their responsibilities to you
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