Dimitry Toukhcher

It's insane.

But you can't make the claim that one-to-one is worse than nine-to-one.

And so by that very measurable metric, which can be very visibly observed, you understand that what they're taking this word genocide and they're bastardizing it in order to remove the meaning of the word itself.

That's the goal, right, is to diminish the truth, to diminish the definitions.

Just like the man and woman thing, it's all part of the same confluent communist agenda.

Correct.

It still sucks.

it's still horrible it's not it's not optimal for anybody right now if you look at the october 7 attack and you had a basically like uh 1200 civilians killed and like four combatants i don't know it's like a single number digit of combatants because nobody was prepared and we can talk about why that happened whatever i don't know but the bottom line is that actually meets the definition of genocide quite clearly right not only uh and by the way genocide also has a factor of intent under international law

You can look at the numbers on that.

The intent of that particular attack was to attack civilian institutions, a music festival, and some farms.

Had nothing to do with attacking military installations, right?

On that day, 3,000 combatants joined by another 3,000 or so-called civilians.

Army of about 6,000, but let's even say 3,000 people entered the country of Israel.

That's a larger army than what the British used to conquer the Falcon Islands.

And they were better armed.

So there was a legitimate military attack on a sovereign state.

Now, I can't imagine what would happen if another state had conducted a military attack on the United States, specifically targeting civilian institutions with the goal of maximal murder possible and how Americans would react to that.

And if the death rate on the other side of that would still be one to one.

Because keep in mind, this attack on October 7th was a larger attack on a per capita scale than the Pearl Harbor attack that occurred from Japan to the United States.

And the U.S.