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I don’t think I fully understand the having your own country thing. I genuinely would like to understand but I don’t think I fully get certain groups of people having their own nation

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And I think either way though it’s more nuanced than that. Oftentimes it’s not necessarily being against that, it’s that the consequences of having that are too grand that it’s not worth it and wouldn’t be executed in the way that would make it beneficial

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Anonymous #2 7w

Let me dumb it down for you. We didn’t have a country and 2/3 of our people died and no one came to help us. Shortly after they died, 1 million of us were expelled from most Muslim countries.

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Anonymous #5 7w

No need to be rude, I was genuinely asking. I’m more than happy to change my mind. My original comment even said it just depends on what you weigh. I was asking a question and saying I didn’t understand its basis yet. There is no reason to be rude

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Anonymous #5 7w

This is not how you engage in debate and you clearly have no intention of changing people’s minds. I get it sometimes you have to be aggressive on such large and crucial issues but in no way did I approach this conversation in a hostile or rigid manner. I established that I don’t fully understand something and would like to. Please learn to be respectful to those around you when you have no reason to be rude

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Thank you for the explanation. How do you know when to stop stratifying? Also what happens when areas conflict?

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