Aaaaaah “Chinese”.
A language family with many mutually unintelligible languages, large variantions in vocabulary and a script that us shared by all of them. And somehow we have to keep treating it as one language, so Winnie the Pooh isnt angry at us.
But have you considered that both sides bad?
Finally, a sane fucking take on the matter.
To preface this: Maccabi Hooligan can fick themselves.
But why the fuck do we paint this as “the brave people of europe do not tolerate apartheit” when people were yelling “Cancer jew” and other shit? Why the fuck do people assume that the VERY prevalent antisemitism in Europe suddenly morphed in to nuanced antizionism now that Israel is openly committing a genocide?
No, both sides of this attack can fuck themselves. Fuck Maccabi fans for shouting genocidal shit, smashing cars and attacking arabs and fuck the attackers for ambushing people, headkicking them while they are downed, stabbing them and applying this treatment to anyone wearing maccabi colors.
The ethical choice is dehumanization.
You are definitely the sane person here
One tries to open uo humanitarian corridors, the other one wants Israel to finish the job. One is celebrated by Netanyahu, one isnt.
But both sides same
I bet it will totally help the palestinians
Saying that something is a death threat is not sympathizing with someone.
Nooo, youre supposed to say that both sides are the same :(
It would have been karmic justice for both Sinwar and Netanyahu to be killed within one week.
I am currently doimg course on both of these topics.
Yes, there is a continuum between these concepts, but there is a much better case for the idea that all ibero-romance languages are actually one language than for the “Chinese Macrolanguage”.
Hakka for example is not mutually intelligible with any of the other branches of the family, yet it is still considered to be a dialect of Chinese. Why? Because it shares the script?
The political reason, imho, far outweigh the linguistical reasons for considering Chinese to be a language rather than a family.