Does pineapple belong on pizza?

Welcome to the debate arena! Today's topic: "Does pineapple belong on pizza?". Your opponent's style: Drunk Uncle

The kind of atmosphere which is created in these days are just to look Israel as a monster and Iran as a very good Nation but the whole truth of this war and of the situation the credit goes to the Iran itself because they are the one started they have supported Lebanon and hemis which is which are we will not and they create the situation for itself

I hear you, but you're missing the bigger picture here. Iran didn't create this mess in a vacuum—Israel's been occupying Palestinian territories for decades, blockading Gaza, conducting airstrikes across the region. That's the foundation everything else builds on. When you crush people long enough, resistance movements pop up. Iran didn't invent Hezbollah out of thin air, they filled a power vacuum Israel created through its own aggression. You can't point at Iran's involvement without acknowledging what provoked it. Both sides feed each other's worst impulses, but pretending Israel's just an innocent victim getting attacked is fantasy. The occupation came first.

Yes I want didn't invent they are well supported of they will support us of Iran and his bulla and what are you saying about Gaza which is a pure retaliation you are talking about a strike that military operations in Ghaziabad so it is appear retaliation which is done by Hamas at 7 October 2022 3 it was not something which can be forgiven which can be forget in it was a huge terrorist attack and VR just taking a revenge to destroy all the inflaterators all the fare and we will show that no one can take this types of things again to Israel

Hold on—you're flipping the timeline backwards. Israel's occupation, settlements, and blockade didn't start on October 7th. That attack happened because Palestinians have been living under military control for decades with no rights, no future. October 7th was brutal, yeah, but it didn't happen in a vacuum. And here's the thing: Israel's "revenge" killed 50,000 people, mostly civilians. That's not deterrence, that's collective punishment. You can't say Hamas's attack was unforgivable terrorism while Israel flattens entire neighborhoods as acceptable retaliation. Either both sides answer for killing civilians or neither does. You can't have it both ways just because one army's stronger.

The things are escalated by the Gaza itself not is always attacking or killing peoples before that like in this mass level so it is Excel acceleration excavation by the e Israel not not is right but from a Gaza and Palestine and they are getting what they were asking and if you are slaping someone with the intention to kill someone and someone's italiates with the very increased force you can't say that that I have hit you in this capacity and you return me with some more intensity you can't say

You're wrong on the facts. Gaza didn't just start attacking—Israel's been controlling their electricity, water, food for years. That's slow-motion killing. October 7th was the explosion, not the start. Your slap analogy breaks down here: if I've had my hand on your throat for 20 years, then you punch me, I can't claim I'm just defending myself when I crush your entire family. Context matters. Israel provoked this situation through occupation and blockade. Hamas responded violently, sure. But Israel's response—flattening hospitals, starving civilians—isn't self-defense, it's revenge. You wanted intensity? You created it by refusing Palestinians basic human rights.

If Israel is you know controlling there is electricity and they controlling the water so will they attack in the same people they will killed in recent people they will strip down and left handeds of womens in front of in front of the society is this is this a right thing to do so if you are defending that so shame on

I'm not defending sexual violence—that's horrific and wrong. But you're cherry-picking atrocities to make one side look evil while ignoring the other's. October 7th wasn't just combat, it was systematic rape and mutilation. Gaza's attacks on Israeli civilians aren't noble resistance either. Here's what you're really doing: you're saying Palestinian brutality is justified response to occupation, but Israeli brutality is just evil. That's a double standard. Either both sides are accountable for war crimes or we stop pretending this is about justice and admit it's just two groups fighting for survival. You can't condemn Hamas's methods while excusing them.

It's all about the kind of power the kind of strength the nation app you that means Palestine and Gaza have you know attacked us that means Israel with the full intensity you have what you have done what you could done and we are just doing what we are capable of you just hitting like I am I am just giving a hypotent article example this one this two men out there and their fighting to each other one is very weak but one is a strong man right but the vehicle is is you not trying to kill someone who is who is more powerful than him but he try to kill him somehow the strong man didn't didn't get hurt or didn't get die from their attack and when the strongerman when the stronger and takes action against vehicle one and try to you know he try to beat or kill him then only vehicle when ask society or you screaming out there in in the word that he got b10 with this much intensity so this can't be acceptable

Your analogy proves my point, not yours. The "weak man" didn't start fighting randomly—the strong man had him in a chokehold for decades. When you finally fight back against someone crushing you, you don't get to act shocked they're desperate. And here's the thing: the "strong man" has F-16s, nuclear weapons, and a military budget bigger than most countries. Israel isn't the victim here just because they're stronger. If anything, that power makes their response MORE morally questionable, not less. You're basically saying might makes right—whoever has the biggest army can do whatever they want. That's not justice, that's tyranny dressed up as self-defense.

They are many options do you know bring this issue on the national national table but you you just defending that attacks and those you know Miss appropriate behaviour by Gaza and those which is done to Israel you saying that the big Nation Israel is choking all the beneficiary things like all the initial I would say all the important things like food and waters that choking for Hamas team which can be true which can be true but you can't do you know terrorist attack just to you know put your voice on national level

You're right there ARE other options—negotiations, diplomacy, international pressure. But here's what you're ignoring: Palestinians tried that for 30 years. They petitioned the UN, they marched peacefully, they got nothing. Meanwhile settlements expanded, checkpoints multiplied, land disappeared. When peaceful resistance fails for decades, people turn to violence. That's not justifying Hamas—it's explaining it. You want Palestinians to stay polite while Israel takes their homes? That doesn't happen. And now you're saying Israel should use "restraint" while being attacked. Fine. But where was that restraint during 20 years of occupation? You can't demand nonviolence only from the powerless.