Chadwiko
@ChadwikoTWW
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And to answer your question...
(Proceeds to not actually answer the question)
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And to answer your question...
Also weird that someone who claims everyone should vote Yes associates the concept of treaties with conspiracy theorist cookers.
You asked me if I was a sovereign citizen cooker. I said wtte of "Not only do I know a few, I've never cooked them."(Proceeds to not actually answer the question)
(Hint, if I'd said "never cooked any of us" you could assume I was one.)
Maybe they read the Mabo decision properly too.Nope, you're conflating the wrong parts.
Fully support the process of treaty - I have actually worked quite closely on parts of the ongoing state-level treaty process here in Victoria.
Suggesting that Australia is illegitimate as a modern nation state because the British documents they signed in the 1800s establishing Australia were invalid? That's straight out of the sov-cit playbook though.
You asked me if I was a Sovereign Citizen cooker....so in your mind, if I said the following;
"I've known a few Jews, but I've never cooked one" you would take that to mean I'm not Jewish?
Yeaaaaaaaaaaaaah I don't think you should be the one criticising anyone's "comprending" here, pal.
Maybe they read the Mabo decision properly too.
blah blah blah
Ohhh I get it. You couldn't just say "sovereign citizens". You had to add some form of bigoted signifier implying their brains are cooked. I thought we'd moved beyond stigmatising the mentally ill to be honest.
Do you see a difference between Sinwar, Begin and Shamir and if you do can you actually justify it?
This wall of text really goes a long way to providing cover for sovereign citizens. Some of which it sounds like you're mates with.
Hmm.
And now you're defending them.
And you still haven't come out and actually denied being a sovereign citizen, either.
At first I was just shit-talking but now I'm starting to have legitimate concerns about you.
Sure, there's differences.
I mean, all three are horrible.
But there's differences.
For example, Begin and Shamir were both democratically elected by their citizenry. Sinwar was never democratically elected by Palestinians for any position of power.
When did they do this?Despite their obvious issues and their role in various conflicts and acts in their various histories (the 1948 war, assassinations, etc), both Begin and Shamir demonstrated a willingness to find peaceful solutions with Palestine. Sinwar, on the other hand, repeatedly stated his only goal was the total eradication of Israel, and a total refusal to engage in any reconcililation efforts.
Just a couple of differences, off the top of my head.