We are not the judges, Mr Ricklin.
Not a package of vegetables, not a raw salad, not a vegetable salad, and certainly not "development towns".
Drop a token, replace a diskette, get out of the box or whatever ancient metaphor you choose.
The main thing is that you find the way out of the dark place where you are.
The 1980s are over, the 1990s have passed, even the 2000s bug was twenty-two years ago, and only you, Mr. Riklin, have not updated a version, remaining stuck far in the past, with a Windows 75 operating system, the last funnik, on channel 14.
You are probably not a journalist, because if you were to step out of your spotlight comfort zone, you would realize that the world has moved and changed so many times that even if you search with the white Kiddush candles, you will not find even one development town or beyond in this country.
All "development towns" have long been cities or local authorities.
All of them are all developed, it is possible to argue whether it is enough or not, but that is not the point that annoys.
I read that you are an archaeologist by training, but even archaeologists check once in a million years, what is happening on earth now.
But not you Mr Ricklin.
You dig and pry with your geological hammer in the lower Mazojaicon, as if we are all south and north of the Ayalon River complex, still Jojo and Georgette just waiting for His Excellency from Upper Tel Aviv to tell us again who are the lazy and who are the exploiters of this country .
Tell me, doesn't it seem strange to you that we are supposed to stand still, and salute, because the results of the elections are not appropriate for His Highness the Moroccan?
I mean, it really doesn't suit you that the residents of the periphery don't sit at the bottom of the Caesar salad and shout Heida every time you say in the vernacular "Ya is missing on the lettuce"?
But leave democracy, or some minimal understanding of the complexity of reality.
Even in your opinion, you came off as a resounding idiot.
Turnout you say?
Let's talk about percentages for a second.
Did you check in which developed city the most Likud voted?
Dimona!
with fifty five percent.
And so also in Yeruham, Sderot Beer Sheva, Ofakim, Kiryat Gat, Ashkelon.
All of them are cities where Likud leads.
But no, in Mr Ricklin's world, it is not good enough that people have an independent opinion or the right to choose and not choose.
The last Panic, wants development towns with 100 percent voting for whoever Kim Jung Riklin appoints.
In the last months I plowed the cities of the Negev and the south.
I went to ask "Ricklin's lazy people", what is the main consideration by which they choose who they choose.
Here is one of the answers - "Trying to label the vote of the people of the periphery only through localism is a mistake. It must be understood that the traditional peripheral population sees the strengthening of nationalism as an important value, and this is what determines the voting patterns. The Likudniks are in favor of Israel, in favor of encouraging settlements, they They do not cut themselves off from the national aspect, subject to their narrow interests as residents of the periphery."
If at this point you are smiling from side to side with glassy smugness, the next sentence will crack your teeth - "I understand all the young people who are discouraged and don't want to vote, I understand what they feel, for the simple reason that all Israeli citizens are tired, not just the young people" by the way, the spokeswoman - Adi and Kanin from Dimona.
A doctor of biology, a high-tech woman and a particularly impressive personality, or in your language - "the lazy woman from the suburbs"
You understand Mr. Ricklin, after too many years at the center of the party, you have finally become a resident of the shame of the State of Israel.
A bloated balloon inflated by his swellings, so much so that he doesn't even understand what the problem is with his stinking statements.
So in the language of the periphery I will explain the problem to you, wake up to yourself and your mature statements, and look for who will shake the movie you live in.
We are not lazy, and not in the pocket of any party.
Instead of talking in the studios, make sure to land the next airport in Nabatim, invest in transportation and round-trip access roads, stop the criminal neglect of the Bedouin population, and then maybe we'll talk about increasing the voting percentage.
As someone you probably know once said, "They will give - they will receive, they will not give, they will not receive."
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