Nearly half of the homes in Gaza have been destroyed or damaged by the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas, the United Nations reported. According to a recently released report from the U.N. …
I’m arguing in good faith. You’re ignoring the atrocities committed in recent memory. People in Egypt lost family to the Brotherhood’s actions and they’re unwilling to forget that.
Sort of like how the risk of Al Qaeda sneaking into the U.S. was too high to tolerate after 9/11 and that’s why we should deny all Muslims U.S. citizenship to this day, right?
That’s an opinion a lot of people had in 2011, ten years after the attack. And the Muslim Brotherhood killed more people in Egypt in its reign of terror than AQ did in 9/11.
How is it irrelevant? It directly caused Egypt’s current policies.
You keep refusing to answer my question. You are not here in good faith.
I’m arguing in good faith. You’re ignoring the atrocities committed in recent memory. People in Egypt lost family to the Brotherhood’s actions and they’re unwilling to forget that.
You still haven’t answered my question. So no, you’re not. If you were, you would have answered it the first time I asked it.
I did answer it.
No you did not. For the last time: Are all Palestinians in the Muslim Brotherhood?
No of course not all Palestinians (or all Gazans) in the Muslim Brotherhood. But the risk of Hamas sneaking through is too high for Egypt to tolerate.
Sort of like how the risk of Al Qaeda sneaking into the U.S. was too high to tolerate after 9/11 and that’s why we should deny all Muslims U.S. citizenship to this day, right?
That’s an opinion a lot of people had in 2011, ten years after the attack. And the Muslim Brotherhood killed more people in Egypt in its reign of terror than AQ did in 9/11.