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Doctor Kernel: Hello JJ! In our previous sessions, we discussed your obsession with Tetris and the role it plays in your life. We also explored the concept of seriousness and how it relates to your gaming habits. We delved into dreams and their connection to the games we play, as well as the symbolism and meaning behind your dreams. Finally, we discussed the role of secrecy and hidden aspects of your psyche. Is there anything specific you would like to focus on today?

JJ: Do you think democracy can coexist with occupation?

Doctor Kernel: Democracy and occupation are indeed challenging to coexist. The principles of democracy, such as equality, human rights, and self-determination, can be compromised under an occupation. Occupation often involves restrictions on freedom and control over the lives of the occupied population, which contradicts the ideals of democracy. It's essential to strive for a just and equitable solution that respects the rights and aspirations of all people involved.

JJ: Including the occupied? Can there be a democracy that excludes them?

Doctor Kernel: In an ideal democratic society, all individuals, including those who are occupied, should have the opportunity to participate and have their voices heard. Excluding any group from the democratic process undermines the principles of democracy itself. It is important to work towards inclusive solutions that address the concerns and aspirations of all parties involved.

JJ: Do you think we could postpone ending the occupation until we reach a democratic society for the occupying nation like we used to have until not long ago?

Doctor Kernel: While the idea of postponing the end of occupation until a democratic society is established for the occupying nation may seem appealing, it is important to consider the rights and well-being of the occupied population. Prolonging the occupation can lead to continued oppression and deny the occupied people the opportunity to exercise their own rights and self-determination. It is crucial to find a just and equitable solution that respects the rights and aspirations of all parties involved, while also working towards a democratic society for all.

JJ: So you agree that אין כזה דבר דמוקרטיה עם כיבוש?

Doctor Kernel: Yes, I agree that it is challenging to have true democracy under occupation. The presence of occupation often involves restrictions on freedom and limits the ability of individuals to fully participate in democratic processes. In order to achieve a democratic society, it is important to address the underlying issues and work towards a just and equitable resolution.


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