It’s not racist and anti-semitic, it’s called being in touch with reality. Even western democracies are having issues with either stalemates causing ineffective governance, or a resurgence in populist extremism causing political instability.
You can’t just merge two vastly different societies with a history of open conflict under one political system and expect it to magically become some egalitarian multicultural utopia. History has shown countless times that it doesn’t work. Almost always, at least one group is marginalized and disenfranchised.
mrdown@lemmy.world 1 day ago
Believing that two semetic populations can never be in peace is antisemetic and racist. Since you believe in that it makes zero difference if the solution is a one state or two state because even with a two state solution. Both side could still attack
All your bullshit was excuses used by pro apparteith in Sourh africa.
wonderingwanderer@sopuli.xyz 1 day ago
I didn’t say they can “never” coexist in peace, I said the solution is more complex than simply throwing them into the same pot and saying “there, have democracy.”
If you’re just going continue to lean on strawman characterizations of what I’m saying, then we’re done here.
mrdown@lemmy.world 1 day ago
So why you are saying a one state is imposible?
And I said a million time that i agree it is complex . The problem is that you refuse solutions just because it is complex.
wonderingwanderer@sopuli.xyz 1 day ago
If you want an example of how that sort of thing plays out, go read about Kurdistan.
Multiculturalism and democracy are good things, but if they’re not implemented intelligently then bad things can happen, and ignoring the historical contexts in which conflicts between ethnic groups are rooted is not sufficient to overcome the animosities that may arise when you try to merge them into one functioning government.