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Thanks :)

Andromxda , an Europe in New German citizens required to affirm Israel's right to exist
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Couldn't agree more

Andromxda , an Europe in New German citizens required to affirm Israel's right to exist
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The current Israeli state defines itself as holding all of the territory. I do not recognize that state. The current form of the Israeli state is not suitable for a peaceful solution to the problems in the region. I don't think that the idea of an Israeli state should be completely abolished, but it must not try to occupy more territory than was planned by the UN in 1947. Until then, I can't take these terrorists seriously.

I actually read the new law, and it doesn't seem that bad. I haven't found a single question that directly requires an applicant to recognize the state of Israel, but there are some questions that involve Israel and kinda require that someone at least acknowledges the existence of Israel, in order to answer them.

Andromxda , an Europe in New German citizens required to affirm Israel's right to exist
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antizionism, counts as antisemitism

Ok whoever the fuck came up with this definition is
a) an absolute moron,
b) a supporter of fascist ideology and
c) against free speech

Andromxda , an Europe in New German citizens required to affirm Israel's right to exist
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Maybe the last sentence is hard to see because it's under the picture, but I clearly wrote:

So by definition, no, I don’t recognize the current form of the Israeli state, which claims the entire Palestinian territory.

I explained the reasoning behind this stance in my previous comment.

Andromxda , (Bearbeitet ) an Europe in New German citizens required to affirm Israel's right to exist
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What kinda fascist, authoritarian bullshit is this? I'm seriously considering giving up my German citizenship (I also hold citizenship in another EU country that recognizes Palestine) because of this. Although I would regularly have to go to the consulate for administrative tasks like renewing my ID, it would be worth it.

Edit: I am a firm supporter of a two-state solution, but one of the two states is not interested in that whatsoever. It is the exact state that is ruled by an antidemocratic, fascist, ethno-supremacist government, which is constantly murdering innocent civilians.
Israel has a right to the 1947 territory set by the UN. But not a single square centimeter more than that.

https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/pictrs/image/b72dccbb-bffc-4e36-b028-75518eff0ced.webp

So by definition, no, I don't recognize the current form of the Israeli state, which claims the entire Palestinian territory.

Andromxda , an Europe in New German citizens required to affirm Israel's right to exist
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🤡

Andromxda , an Europe in New German citizens required to affirm Israel's right to exist
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I wonder what definition of antisemitism they use

Andromxda , an linuxmemes in low effort maymay
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That's really cool, how can I learn more about LVM and that kinda stuff?

Andromxda , an linuxmemes in low effort maymay
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@partizan mentioned cloning the drive and moving it to another computer. I imagine reinstalling would be easier at that point, that's why I asked.

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Ok wow! This is really impressive. I couldn't even run Windows or Debian or something like that for 15 years, yet you managed to do it with Arch. May I ask what was the main reason behind trying to keep this Arch installation for so long? Were you just to lazy to reinstall or are there other factors?

Andromxda , an linuxmemes in With GPL, you're programming Freedom. With MIT, you're programming for free.
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For a different reason tho

Andromxda , an linuxmemes in With GPL, you're programming Freedom. With MIT, you're programming for free.
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The GPL also makes code available for ANY PURPOSE. It just requires people who modify the code to do the same, which is fair.

Andromxda , an linuxmemes in With GPL, you're programming Freedom. With MIT, you're programming for free.
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The MIT license guarantees freedom for developers proprietary software conglomerates to use FOSS code in their proprietary products. The GPL guarantees freedom for end users the entire FOSS community, both for users and developers.

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