I have found these useful in dealing with the I-P discussions, considerably reducing typing. I have applied an Air Force method of efficiently expressing displeasure and comments, called the Falcon Code, at least to I-P threads. If you are a Naval Aviator, Falcon Codes are equivalent to Echo Charlie. Continual adjustment is typical.

1. the person named is an [anti-semite] [hater of Arabs]

2. you aren't complaining about Lower South Slobovia doing this; why are you picking on [Israel][Palestine]?

3. designated politician is defying [AIPAC] [CAIR] and will pay the US domestic penalty thereof.

4. There will never be peace with [Arabs][Israelis].

5. The weapons being used offer an immediate threat of [war crimes] [genocide].

6. What [person] said is garbage and irrelevant.

7. Country X presents an immediate threat to the existence of [Israel] [Palestine] and must be dealt with harshly

8. That was a silly comment.

9. Somewhere, a village is missing its idiot

10. [Person] diverted by asking a superfluous question, rather than addressing the substance of what was posted. If, for example, someone had a plan, would they not have posted it, or just waited shyly to be asked

11. Criticism of the nation-state of Israel represents bias against Jews of any citizenship. That there are Jews of other citizenship that have no special loyalty to Israel, as they find their religion and culture respected where they live, is irrelevant to the argument. Perhaps they are self-hating.

12. I don't care if you are making a relevant comment about the general topic of the thread; my purpose here is to attack the guest poster/member of the proletariat that I hate.