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Originally posted by neil67dShe has my respect. Dying in nonviolent protest for what she believed in. I will put her on my list of heroes.
Rachel Corrie was a young girl who stood for what she believed.
An American hero.
Originally posted by neil67dWhy does she?
Rachel Corrie deserves our respect.
Originally posted by whodeyYour suggestion here that activists like Rachel Corrie protesting Israel's use of bulldozers for collective punishment also "engage in genocide in the Sudan" or ignore "genocide in the Sudan", is disgraceful.
Apparently it is ok to engage in genocide in the Sudan and completly ignore it all in favor of picking on Israeli sins of the past for bulldozing some homes.
Originally posted by amannionYou mistakenly assume that those who work for the IDF are always rational. There's a LOT of hatred among Zionists for Palestinians and those who support them.
Why does she?
Does everyone who dies deserve my respect? If so, then I respect her. But why does death lead to respect?
I suspect you find the context of her death worthy of respect, but it seems to be me to be at the very least disputed. A favourable interpretation has it that she died for something she believed in. Is that worthy of respect?
What if I ...[text shortened]... accident deserve my respect?
No, but I certainly would offer my condolences to her family.