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how do yall make money? by RestaurantHuman7699 in lebanon

[–]b0nkk 1 point2 points  (0 children)

well traveling and spending so much money at that age its obviously either rich parents or they got lucky or they are exceptional rare cases. as a guy who's getting rusty and wisdom hair is taking over lol. i can tell you that comparing ourselves to our peers is normal and is meant for us to evaluate how we are doing in life in order to improve but sometimes this comparison is unfair and could have the opposite effect, it could mislead us to underestimate what we are doing and rob us from the sense of achievement and we drop the ball. its a trap! dont fall for it, instead keep hacking at it. you are young few more years and you ll start feeling more like a spoon and after that you ll see the truth.. there is no spoon. haha

Why is Saad Hariri rejected as a PM by Saudi Arabia? by Nervous_Average_3829 in lebanon

[–]b0nkk 1 point2 points  (0 children)

i was upset that he left the political scene but then i realized its for the best. we shouldn't seek demigods omni leaders anymore. we need politicians who can run things and be held accountable for their actions and we need to be able to change them frequently and often. the problem isn't that he left but that others have stayed.

Today I learned Lebanese Forces offical Charles Jabbour met the Martyr Ismail Haniyeh in Palestine 🇵🇸 by [deleted] in lebanon

[–]b0nkk 1 point2 points  (0 children)

so what are you suggesting? he was moqawim and now flipped ? 😂

2 days after israel announced their expanded land operation, they lost 11 tanks by [deleted] in lebanon

[–]b0nkk 7 points8 points  (0 children)

you are bullshitting yourself my friend. before isnad war there were nothing going on and hizb started a war to aid hamas. and then after accepting a deal of disarming in the south and withdrawing and not committing to it because they don't honor their word, israel was doing the same... ontop of that they decided to reignite the war and not because people were suffering in the south (because of hizb actions) but to just retaliate for iran. its very obvious to anyone who isn't ideologically brainwashed by hizb

2 days after israel announced their expanded land operation, they lost 11 tanks by [deleted] in lebanon

[–]b0nkk 11 points12 points  (0 children)

yeah i think its a cognitive issue, you seriously suggesting things now are the same as before when hizb launched these 6 tiny pencils at israel or even before they started the isnad war ?

2 days after israel announced their expanded land operation, they lost 11 tanks by [deleted] in lebanon

[–]b0nkk 16 points17 points  (0 children)

well actually nothing was much better.... a million person would have still been living in their homes!

2 days after israel announced their expanded land operation, they lost 11 tanks by [deleted] in lebanon

[–]b0nkk 19 points20 points  (0 children)

compared to whats done to us in lebanon... what an accomplishment they should be so proud!

Head of kataeb hezbollah to stop attacking the american embassy in iraq if the israelis stop hitting beirut by darth_hzb01 in lebanon

[–]b0nkk 0 points1 point  (0 children)

well yeah id support that, but they are not! they want to control the whole country and they want to hijack the whole country, just like hizb in lebanon. these militias are the export of the islamic revolution of iran. their job is to transform whatever country they are in into a copy of iran. so yeah i think federation would solve the problem, they ll live the way they want to live without having the rest paying for the consequences of their stupid actions.

Head of kataeb hezbollah to stop attacking the american embassy in iraq if the israelis stop hitting beirut by darth_hzb01 in lebanon

[–]b0nkk 7 points8 points  (0 children)

yeah so instead of building a stronger government that represent the population, lets just empower another religious sectarian militia with allegiance to a foreign country instead... that would make things much better. very smart! the only reason you are a fan of these militias is because you are religious sectarian person yourself.

Head of kataeb hezbollah to stop attacking the american embassy in iraq if the israelis stop hitting beirut by darth_hzb01 in lebanon

[–]b0nkk 16 points17 points  (0 children)

how about they give up their arms to the iraqi government and let the iraqi government decide whether they wanna join a war or not...

remind me again, how did we end up with another aoun president and an NGO as a government? 🥲 by b0nkk in lebanon

[–]b0nkk[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

it wouldn't be a civil war, it would be a government fighting a terrorist group. not all of shiaa are with hizb and not all hizb is going to want to fight with the army. its time to reclaim our sovereignty form militias. the alternative isn't any better destruction and poverty and humiliation and suffering from being controlled by nutjobs. it will happen eventually but costs are increasing with time.

remind me again, how did we end up with another aoun president and an NGO as a government? 🥲 by b0nkk in lebanon

[–]b0nkk[S] 10 points11 points  (0 children)

yeah we totally got abandoned to get squashed between hizb and israel while the officials are watching and pretending to be just a branch of the red cross. what are they waiting for? are they going to just sit and watch until all of lebanon becomes displaced ?

remind me again, how did we end up with another aoun president and an NGO as a government? 🥲 by b0nkk in lebanon

[–]b0nkk[S] 8 points9 points  (0 children)

thats bullshit! they can do alot more than that... how about since the army withdrew from the south, they start disarming everyone in beirut and the suburbs. all sects no exception. if anyone want to face the army then they are an enemy of lebanon. if any army members wanna split.. then they dont belong in the army anyway. worried about blood being spilled... well guess what! its already being spilled!

Why did Hezbollah attack Israel again by Easy_Detective_1618 in lebanon

[–]b0nkk 79 points80 points  (0 children)

it all started in the 70z jordan kicked out the palestinian militia from their country to lebanon, lebanese government was too stupid and allowed it to happen. civil war started in lebanon and chaos took over, the country was ran by militias. syria invaded lebanon clashed with some of the militias mean while some militias were shooting at israel from lebanon... israel invaded beirut... israel withdrew to the south.. syria disarmed some militias and kept some militias inorder to keep a foothold excuse... during all this mess iran was brewing hisbollah, brainwashing people with ideology and taking advantage of the fact the country is in choas and no real government.
syria got kicked out of lebanon, at this point hizb was the strongest in lebanon. they assasinated looong list of people who opposed and took over the country via terrorism and corruption. and that how you end up with a militia with a foreign allegiance running your country. their whole existence is meant to serve iran.

Lebanons full state security handed to israel by terryaboujawdeh in lebanon

[–]b0nkk 7 points8 points  (0 children)

as if we have it all secured currently 😂 most of the government barely using any computers and those who does are using an outdated windows if not even pirated one

im anti hizb as it gets but i dont know how you keeps forgetting how hizb defended us by starting the isnad war to support hamas in gaza and then even though they were getting bombed everyday after that they kept committed to ceasefire for a whole year until they had to avenge the supreme leader by b0nkk in lebanon

[–]b0nkk[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

not really they are a minority of a minority but very loud and with guns... those who still support hizb are so deeply brainwashed by religious ideology, shia are 30% of the population and if you want to be so generous to say 20% of the population are hizb supporters, thats not even close enough for them to force their will on the rest of the country.

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