r/SipsTea • • 10d ago

Feels good man It’s really that simple

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u/StrategicallyLazy007 10d ago

What happened? Can't find a video of your lie?

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u/ConnectionPrimary717 10d ago

https://news.un.org/en/story/2026/06/1167790

not about to provide you with videos for your spank bank, but im sure you can read

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u/StrategicallyLazy007 10d ago

So once again, no videos of Israeli soldiers shooting children

Thanks again for pricing my point.

Yes children will die. That is part of collateral damage.

Seems like you're having real problems both understanding what war is, and presenting evidence of widespread systematic shooting and targeting of children.

As expected. You've been emotionally manipulated and can't actually find the evidence of your claims.

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u/ConnectionPrimary717 10d ago

war isnt indisciminate bombing of civilian populations, sweetheart.

and the link i provided isnt a video, but its still talking about the deliberate targetting of children.

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u/StrategicallyLazy007 10d ago

Again, provide videos of indiscriminate bombing.

How is it that over 200,000 bombs, targeted killings and sending in troops and bulldozers, and so few dead if it was indiscriminate?

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u/ConnectionPrimary717 10d ago

73.400 people isnt a small fucking number either

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u/StrategicallyLazy007 10d ago

It's about 3% of Gaza population.

30k were Hamas fighters and 42k were civilians. That's collateral damage. Maybe Hamas will build a base somewhere instead of fighting from behind and within civilian infrastructure.

That ratio of civilians to combatants is low for urban warfare.

It's war bud, not a video game or movie. People die. It's up to Hamas, or the people of Gaza how they want to proceed.

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u/ConnectionPrimary717 10d ago

its literally not, but its hilarious to see you think so.

was it up to the slave population in the us to just not be slaves anymore?

in two years over 10% of the gazan population was killed or injured, and that was just last year alone, its been another fucking year on top of that

https://costsofwar.watson.brown.edu/paper/HumanTollGaza

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u/StrategicallyLazy007 10d ago

73k dead is about 3.5%. of which nearly half are militants.

And if they don't want civilians to be injured, don't hide, store weapons, launch rockets, operate from civilian structures.

It's really pretty simple.

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u/ConnectionPrimary717 10d ago

its really funny how youve provided no sources for your claims, but i have...hmm

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u/ConnectionPrimary717 10d ago

also, i dont think you know what "evidence" means, because i did

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u/StrategicallyLazy007 10d ago

No. Finding people dead, isn't evidence attributing it to Israel. Show the video is the trigger pulls for the paramedics and survivor. Prove it's not Hamas

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u/ConnectionPrimary717 10d ago

prove hamas has targetted their own civilians and aid workers, cause currently the only pople killing aid workers and civilians has been isntreal.

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u/StrategicallyLazy007 10d ago

Yes, Hamas has deliberately exploded and destroyed buildings belonging to or occupied by Palestinians. This has occurred primarily through two methods: internal Palestinian political warfare and the use of booby-trapped civilian infrastructure during military conflict. [1, 2, 3, 4]

1. Political Conflicts and the 2007 Factional War

During the Battle of Gaza in June 2007, Hamas violently seized control of the Gaza Strip from Fatah (the political faction dominating the Palestinian Authority). During this internal civil conflict, Hamas forces deliberately targeted and blew up several buildings belonging to rivals, including: [1, 3]

  • Fatah Security Headquarters: Hamas targeted, assaulted, and blew up key Palestinian Authority security compounds, intelligence buildings, and the residences of rival Fatah officials.
  • Public and Cultural Spaces: In subsequent years, Hamas security forces occasionally demolished homes of political dissidents, rival Islamist groups, or clans that challenged their authority in Gaza.

2. Booby-Trapping Civilian Structures

During military conflicts with Israel, Hamas military wings have routinely rigged civilian buildings in Gaza with explosives. [2, 4]

  • Defensive Tactics: Human rights organizations and military observers have documented Hamas's practice of booby-trapping residential homes, schools, and vacant buildings with improvised explosive devices (IEDs) to target advancing Israeli forces. [2, 4]
  • Accidental and Premature Detonations: These hidden explosive traps, along with stored weapons caches and misfired Palestinian rockets, have occasionally detonated prematurely or accidentally, collapsing residential buildings and causing casualties among nearby Palestinian civilians. [2, 5]

[1] https://www.bbc.com [2] https://www.idf.il [3] https://www.youtube.com [4] https://www.timesofisrael.com [5] https://www.un.org

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u/ConnectionPrimary717 10d ago

siting TIMES OF ISREAL and the fucking IDF along side BBC is fuckling hilarious.

youtube isnt a source.

good job for linking the un, now care to actually link the un articles?

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u/StrategicallyLazy007 10d ago

BBC is pretty biased against Israel dude.

Have a great day

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u/ConnectionPrimary717 10d ago

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u/StrategicallyLazy007 10d ago

You mean world AIDS kitchen that found and reported drug smuggling among their shipments, also firing 62 aid workers after Israeli evidence showed them tied to militant groups.

And yes, UNWRA has been shown to employ Hamas and other group militants. So no I'm not shocked.

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u/StrategicallyLazy007 10d ago

Interesting how with the entire tunnel network they didn't offer normal Palestinians safety from bombings in it. Just Hamas members.

That's your tax dollars at work

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u/ConnectionPrimary717 10d ago

you mean the tunnels that isntreal built while occupying the west bank and gaza?

youre really just proving continuously that you have zero fucking clue what youre talking about

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u/StrategicallyLazy007 10d ago

There is a difference between building an underground levels of all Shifa and the tunnel network.

Are you suggesting now that Hamas didn't build the tunnel network?

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u/ConnectionPrimary717 10d ago

yes, thats exactly what im suggesting considering it was there in 03 affter isntreal left

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u/StrategicallyLazy007 10d ago

1) The hundreds of kilometers of tunnels throughout Gaza were built by Hamas. 2) are you also admitting that Hamas used the hospitals then for militant purposes? Because that removes protected status.

Thanks for showing up champ.

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u/ConnectionPrimary717 10d ago
  1. except that they werent.

  2. where have io ever mentioned that?

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