Opinions on the Lebanese civil war? I'm Arab and every take on this civil war I've ever heard from the average person have been incredibly retarded, so I wanted to ask the most retarded place I know.

what are the takes you hear?

"The Phalanges were based and trad"

>heavily supported by Zionists to the very end

"Amal movement would've saved Lebanon through Islam"

>Amal was just an extension of Syria's influence

"Hezbollah based"

>sounds funny until you realize they actually mean it

"U.N shouldn't have left"

>U.N shouldn't have been there in the first place

>>14929542 (OP)

>so I wanted to ask the most retarded place I know.

You've never heard of /pol/?

/pol/ is too retarded, so I know the exact thing they'll answer with.

They wouldn't know anything about it, go to the wikipedia page before answering, see "le based anti-arap tradcath faction" and immediately respond that they're on their side without realizing they're supporting Jews

tldr it was Muslims fighting for more political influence in a Christian-dominated state. Muslims won but not by much (changed from 40% of parliament representation to 50% of parliament representation or something like that), but they won in the long-run since Muslim birthrates keep exceeding Christian birthrates every year.



Jews were there to combat the PLO, but its more of a side-story than the main war itself.

It's a reason communalism is a mistake, 1 person 1 vote with some constitutional guarantees for religious minorities (and maybe a fair bit of decentralization for areas with different local majorities) would be way better than institutionalizing all these divisions on a sectarian basis.

I would honestly find it more retarded to oppose a faction you agree with just because that faction is supported by Israel.

>/pol/ is too retarded, so I know the exact thing they'll answer with.

/pol/tards think they know everything. Nuance isn't their best quality. Stay away from that place.

t. was radicalised by /pol/ once

>>14929542 (OP)

Shia BVLLs getting their revenge

>"The Phalanges were based and trad"

>>heavily supported by Zionists to the very end

These are true and based

>"Hezbollah based"

>>sounds funny until you realize they actually mean it

keep seething

Should have french support should have had. Look what happened to the birthrates.

Shia dog

The Lebanese civil war was a tabletop version of what will happen to Europe one day 



The peaceful and tolerant Christians invited Muslims in and were destroyed

>>14929542 (OP)

Palestinians and Israelis were fighting in Lebanon. Muslims wanted to fight Israel. But some Christian militias didn't want to bother, so there was a low-level civil war

t. hasn't a fucking clue what the war was about.

You would be cheering if France (Iran) aided the Christians (Shia) against a former power and successfully lifting up the entire people of the sect from their downtrodden existences. The shia experience in the civil war is an admirable one.
