• TWeaK@lemm.ee
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    1 year ago

    Absolutely, I won’t take the IDF’s account, I want confirmation. However before you commented with your video /u/stankmut@lemmy.world claimed that there were photos showing that the building in your video is the adjacent building. Presumably there are two halls that use the church wall that was collapsed. I’ve not disputed that the air strike damaged the church and caused unnecessary civillian casualties. I’m disputing that the church was targeted.

    Furthermore, your video appears to show a part of the church, still standing.

    The IDF lie through their asses, but that doesn’t mean everything they say is a lie. I’m after the objective truth, which requires considering all accounts and not dismissing them out of hand just because of the source. The best lies have elements of truth, after all.

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      1 year ago

      Completely reasonable and still getting downvoted.

      Far as Lemmy is concerned you need to take a very specific stance on this conflict, and any other reasonable and honest thread of thought is instantly rejected.

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        1 year ago

        Fortunately upvotes and downvotes on Lemmy don’t mean much.

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          1 year ago

          Of course they don’t matter. But it gives you an idea of where people’s heads are at.

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            1 year ago

            Yes indeed, but they mattered much more on reddit. If you didn’t have enough upvotes you couldn’t post or comment in some subs, and if you were heavily downvoted in a subreddit you got comment rate limited - so if you went against the grain people would downvote you to silence your dissenting voice and prevent an actual conversation. Also downvoted comments weren’t just lower down the page, they were often minimised, although that wasn’t necessarily a bad thing.

            Case in point, I’ve been arguing with people on lemmygrad today, and of course I’m getting heavily downvoted. If it was reddit I wouldn’t even be able to reply after the first couple comments.