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RE: Are the Palestinian Arabs as they claim really victims, or are they victim-makers? - Robert - 11-25-2021 (11-25-2021, 03:26 PM)Lorotzelotzarich Wrote: Robert, The main area where Jewish people currently need to properly and effectively debunk "Palestinian" Arab propaganda, is on social media, specifically: "Facebook" and "Twitter". They need to do this using accurate and effective information with sources in support. If just one person gets known for being able to do this, they will eventually be: Expelled from the Group to which they are posting, or blocked from it, or shadow-banned; but all of that is much less likely to occur if many Jewish people were to rebut "Palestinian" Arab propaganda rather than one person; and also, do it in an effective manner! Rebutting propaganda in an effective manner means using accurate information supported by objective-sources, because: Ineffectual defense, is worse than no attempt at defense. RE: Are the Palestinian Arabs as they claim really victims, or are they victim-makers? - Robert - 11-25-2021 (11-25-2021, 03:31 PM)Alan_Boskov Wrote:Robert Wrote:...how you will seek to disabuse such Jewish people of their misapprehension, while making certain to keep within the size of text you have let me know you consider appropriate; and also while providing them with proof for your reasoning, so they will be less likely to react to you by dismissing what you say to them, as: “Propaganda”, “Hasbara”, “D[/b]ehumanization”,[b] “Subterfuge”, “Rant”, “Lies”, “Fake”, “Spam”... It is necessary however, to actively debunk "Palestinian" Arab falsehood propaganda, since otherwise young impressionable people, or older people who have not yet made up their minds on the dispute, tend to believe what they are told in the absence of rebuttal. You are correct about the burden of proof, which must be made clear, yet as part of rebuttal. One way I draw the reader's attention to the burden of proof, is as follows: "The pro-"Palestinian" Arab contributor falsely-accuses Israel of [insert propaganda e.g.: genocide], while insulting the reader's intelligence, by providing for their falsehood: No detail(s), no objective-sources; zero evidence." |