Controversial General Political Discussion
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Survey was released in November 2023 (not sure)
I found it online so just sharing what I saw.
Done by Arab World for Research and Develop (Internal agency supported by UN, Arab Nations, World Bank)
Summary
Towards some Arab countries
I found it online so just sharing what I saw.
Done by Arab World for Research and Develop (Internal agency supported by UN, Arab Nations, World Bank)
Summary
- 75% support the October 7 massacre
- 85.9% reject coexistence with Israel
- 71.1% are committed to the restoration of “historical Palestine” as a final resolution
- 74.7% support the creation of a Palestinian state “from the river to the sea” as the only acceptable resolution of the conflict.
- 76% believe that Hamas plays a somewhat to very positive role
- 84% believe that Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ) plays a somewhat to very positive role
- 79.8% believe that Fatah’s terror wing, the Al-Aqsa Martyrs’ Brigades, plays a somewhat to very positive role
- 88.6% believe that Hamas’ armed wing, the Al-Kassam Brigades, plays a somewhat to very positive role.
- 98.2% of Palestinians see the U.S. role as negative
- 96.7% consider the UK role as negative
- 92.6% consider the EU role as negative.
- 85.5% believe that these countries support Israel because of “hatred of Arabs
- 79.5% believe that support is the result of “hatred of Muslims and Islam”
Towards some Arab countries
- 96% disapprove of the UAE
- 95.5% disapprove of Saudi Arabia
- 84.6% disapprove of Egypt
- 75.6% disapprove of Jordan.
Approval ratings
I don't there will be a Palestine after this war is over.
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*Homicide.
@AL sama @NAMELESS @Uncle Van @Brush D. Teeth would you take someone with a political science phd more seriously?
Pretty interesting though that that is true lol in socialist political circles you have a lot of people who could easily pass any college or master or phd course on the topic of capitalism feudalism and socialism
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Pretty interesting though that that is true lol in socialist political circles you have a lot of people who could easily pass any college or master or phd course on the topic of capitalism feudalism and socialism
It depends in the college or on the country?
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I also remember reading in a news article that talked about a class in highschool or college in China where they were talking about marxism, and a student said
Well if marxism just means making profits then isn't Bill Gates one of the greatest marxists
Edit: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GYO0HErWwAE-Oed?format=jpg&name=large
It depends what you put on the word "reasonnable".
For me, a reasonnable person is someone that pushes radical political measures in accordance to scientific and political knowledges. Anyone who want to nuance this is by defaut someone who is somewhat ok with the systems of oppressions and the millions of death and precarities that comes with them. Hence, those persons are everything but reasonnable to me.
For me, a reasonnable person is someone that pushes radical political measures in accordance to scientific and political knowledges. Anyone who want to nuance this is by defaut someone who is somewhat ok with the systems of oppressions and the millions of death and precarities that comes with them. Hence, those persons are everything but reasonnable to me.
Well it certainly adds an element of credibility.
I can give you an example...
Few days ago I made a comment on a podcast on certain topic. The person doing the podcast took note of it - made a sarcastic dig at me, brushed aside my comment as unjustified even though what I was saying was correct.
I was like okay..
Two days later, that person in his podcast raised the same point which I made and said "this is how it should happen". You know why? Because that point was raised by some expert on the topic as well. Suddenly, that point became justified for him
Education/years of working experience lends credibility
I can give you an example...
Few days ago I made a comment on a podcast on certain topic. The person doing the podcast took note of it - made a sarcastic dig at me, brushed aside my comment as unjustified even though what I was saying was correct.
I was like okay..
Two days later, that person in his podcast raised the same point which I made and said "this is how it should happen". You know why? Because that point was raised by some expert on the topic as well. Suddenly, that point became justified for him
Education/years of working experience lends credibility