The Israeli Hulk
Just found this post on Peter David's blog. I love how the metaphor was extended to work against the original poster. Clarification of separate posters added by me.
Retard's original post:
"The problem is this, Israel and their collective enemies only have one mindset: to prove that they are the strongest one their is."
Another poster's facetious reply:
Which is just silly, has no one explained to these people that "Hulk is strongest one there is"?"
Peter David's response:
But if we're going with a Hulk theme, then I think we can't ignore the other popular chant of "Hulk just wants to be left alone."
Israel wants to exist. Their enemies refuse to acknowledge Israel's right to exist. Does anyone think for a moment that if every Arab, every terrorist group, every aggressor suddenly had a change of heart and said, "Y'know what? We've been wrong all this time. We will fight no more, forever," and that peace declaration stuck without terrorist raids, bombings, and inculcating new generations into anti-Israel thinking, that Israel would then continue to attack its neighbors?
PAD
QED
Retard's original post:
"The problem is this, Israel and their collective enemies only have one mindset: to prove that they are the strongest one their is."
Another poster's facetious reply:
Which is just silly, has no one explained to these people that "Hulk is strongest one there is"?"
Peter David's response:
But if we're going with a Hulk theme, then I think we can't ignore the other popular chant of "Hulk just wants to be left alone."
Israel wants to exist. Their enemies refuse to acknowledge Israel's right to exist. Does anyone think for a moment that if every Arab, every terrorist group, every aggressor suddenly had a change of heart and said, "Y'know what? We've been wrong all this time. We will fight no more, forever," and that peace declaration stuck without terrorist raids, bombings, and inculcating new generations into anti-Israel thinking, that Israel would then continue to attack its neighbors?
PAD
QED