so much noise Nab, maybe read the first post in this thread?
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I can only forgive your antics on account of your age for so long. But before you continue down this path, I would like to ensure that you are aware of a few things. You think I use AE more than others, in a way that shows that I think of this as a "battleground". You dont think for a second and try to find out who is brought to AE more than any other editor. At one point there were three separate threads about me on that page. More recently, two socks of the same twat of a man that is Isarig opened two separate requests against me within days.
I know for a fact you use AE more than any other Israel/Palestine editor. I'd argue you've used AE on a regular basis more than any other wikipedia editor. Congrats.
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Now, you describe my bringing Jiujitsuguy to AE as "douchebaggery" that is evidence of a "battleground mentality". Did you actually read what Jiujitsuguy wrote? The division between "the West" and the "elements with radical pro-Syrian, Pro-Hezbollah, pro-Hamas, pro-Iranian viewpoints". And why exactly do you think Jiujitsuguy posted anything to my talk page? My guess, he knew what I had typed as a response, but thought I was going to hit save page, which would have brought the usual outcries about my oh so uncouth behavior.
I should rephrase. What you did was very
dickish. Juijit hasn't touched a single Israel/Arab article. As far as I can tell he referenced the area of conflict in a talk discussion which hardly merits another topic ban. Juijitsuguy is calling a spade a spade. It's not news many editors have vested interests and support certain governments/movements. Many editors possessively protect Hezbollah/Hamas from critical edits, other editors war over critical edits at Israeli settlements. Assuming good faith, I'd say Jiujitsu is being more hyperbolic. If he were to name names and make lists that would be a different issue.
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How many Arabs do you think edit in the topic area? Just guess. How many people do you think are "pro-Palestinian" in anything resembling what "pro-Israel" means on Wikipedia? Tiamut, bless her heart, isnt all that active, and honestly Im happy for her; she shouldnt have to deal with all the bullshit that cunts like your heroes put her through. Al ameer shows up every once in a while, but he doesnt get involved in the contentious stuff, he stays away, diligently working in an area that most of you Defenders of the Great Nation havent ever read about. Besides me and SD, who sometimes admittedly makes it difficult to be perceived as being on his "side", there are no other Arabs that are anything more than occasionally active.
I don't know any "Arab" editors and personally don't connect ones' ethnicity with ones' political philosophy. Malik says he is Jewish and supports a "two state solution" on his talk page but by any yard stick his views of Israel aren't very positive at all.
What you are doing here Nab is taking the topic - which is aimed at you - and deferring to other editors.
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he rest of the people that your little mind reduces to being "pro-Palestinian" fall into one of two groups. Jews who are down (Roland), Jews who are more down than most, but still Zionist (my guess, Malik), meaning they oppose the occupation, but not anything that happened up until 67, and a collection of other Europeans, and maybe a few Americans, and none of them are really all that "pro-Palestinian", at least not what I would call "pro-Palestinian". All of these people, all of them, members of "the West".
Projection. I don't think that way Nab. I don't interact with editors if they're "pro-Palestinian" or "pro-Israel." For example, Sean is obviously pro-Palestinian but I think he is a nice guy and fair editor. I have a problem with editors like you who seem to be hunting users who clearly share a different political philosophy than yourself. It has jack squat to do with policy or guidelines.
So either you're just a real sensitive editor and the most benign edit sends you off or you're just a douchebag.