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why not whack yourself over the head with a copyy of "protocols of the elders of zion" it could hardly do you any harm.
Hah that proper made me lol.
why not whack yourself over the head with a copyy of "protocols of the elders of zion" it could hardly do you any harm.
Hmm, I can see why people are saying that. Still, I have said it now and there is no undoing that, especially when so many have quoted it.Bloody hell, weltweit. That's well out of order
That's because it's bigoted, ignorant, naked anti-semitism. I'm amazed no-one reported it.Hmm, I can see why people are saying that.
Do you understand why you've got this reaction, though?Hmm, I can see why people are saying that. Still, I have said it now and there is no undoing that, especially when so many have quoted it.
That's because it's bigoted, ignorant, naked anti-semitism. I'm amazed no-one reported it.
Hmm, I can see why people are saying that. Still, I have said it now and there is no undoing that, especially when so many have quoted it.
Hmm, I can see why people are saying that. Still, I have said it now and there is no undoing that, especially when so many have quoted it.
I blame too many decades of reading the defence press.
With some kind of hypothetical weapon that's capable of wiping them all out?
Because no such weapon actually exists, does it? Even sowing nukes into all Israeli territory wouldn't kill everyone, not even in the long-term.
Well, for a start, SLCMs have a range of about 1000 miles max with a full load in the warhead, So the sub would have to be in waters that rendered such a strike possible, so they'd have to be able to go undetected through the |ndian Ocean, or the Arabian sea, or possibly even navigate the Suez Canal undetected. Unlikely.
No, I think it puts you in the camp of Walter Mitty. You're assuming that this putative commander can circumvent all the safeguards put in place and reset the firing safeties and hack around the safeguards in the guidance systems of the SLCMs.
Actually Poindexter, I didn't say that Israelis are fascists, I said that Israeli politicians indulge in quasi-fascism. Get it right.
A quick question: Which decade of the 20th century were you born in?
Well, if the alternative is to say nothing and endorse everything done by Tel Aviv, then count me as an anti-zionist too.
To me, zionism and the creation of the state of Israel are the cause of constant conflict.
It wouldn't be so bad if it was kept local, but the consequences are becoming global nowadays.
From the birth of Arab nationalism, the seizure of the Suez Canal, to several wars in the Middle East, to the emergence of Muslim radicalism, to the threat of international terrorism, Al Qaeda and 9/11, the common denominator has always been Israel.
I think perhaps. yesDo you understand why you've got this reaction, though?
I am afraid that the actions of the state of Israel make me dislike it intensly, a cruel selfish regime which has been persecuting Palestinians mercilessly for generations. I have to add to that however that the few times I have actually met a Jew, and that is not a statistically valid number, they have been the type that believe in an eye for and eye, or perhaps ten eyes for an eye and have been totally devoid of human kindness, only interested in the rights they have assigned to themselves. I find the whole situation depressing, but I have zero sympathy for the jews.
I am thinking about that at the moment.Why even link "impressions of Jews that you have met" to the actions of Israel? Why even think like that?
I think perhaps.
I doubt many would disagree with disagreeing with the actions of the state of Israel.
So that leaves the second bit as the cause of the dispute.
I have just scan read http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antisemitism
I don't think I am an anti-semite.
I am however very anti what the state of Israel does to the people of Palestine. And I am anti that the people of Israel continually elect governments that continue the persecution of the Palestinians.
As to my impressions of Jews that I have met, perhaps now the less said the better.
I am thinking about that at the moment.
The alternative to being an anti-semitic cunt is "to say nothing and endorse everything done by Tel Aviv" isn't it. Yes. Well done, thanks for that Einstein.
It's not a good plan to base opinions of a race of people, on the actions of one state's government; the people who elect the government (I certainly didn't contribute to electing this UK one, for example) and making pre-judgments about a race based on a very small sample size of people you have met. Prejudice = pre-judged.
Edit: I think I've quoted more than you want, perhaps you edited it after I pressed reply. Nonetheless I think it's useful to see where you're coming from so I/we can explain the reaction if needed. Getting angry with you is natural, but it might be worth discussing with you.
All the contact I have had with muslims (which has all been in Britain) has been very pleasent - so no I would not consider them when thinking about 9/11.do you think about "impressions of Muslims you have met" when thinking about 9/11 and terrorist attacks?
Here are a few links for you, welweit, I suggest you consider these links quite carefully:
http://jfjfp.com/ - Jews for Justice for Palestinians. I appreciate that their two state solution is not going to be everybody's cup of tea, but it's something.
http://www.btselem.org/ - A group who aim to educate the Israeli public about human rights violations in the occupied territories
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lists_of_Jews - Have a browse, you'll find plenty within that list who have done some good things in their time, who have been good people
I am quite aware of what happenned in the recent past, I have been to Bergen Belsen and studied the graves holding 10,000 people each. The holocaust was appalling. My dad was there when Belsen was liberated, he never forgot his impressions from that time.I never expected to see what you said on a site like urban, not from a regular poster at any rate. Think on, weltweit, think about what has happened in the not so distant past. Think of what comments like yours resulted in.
Indeed, that is true. And it seems ok to be an anti-zionist but not an anti-semite. I am certainly an anti-zionist.
It is ok, I did edit after posting. I am tbh loath to type much atm in case I produce yet more ire
Sorry, that just doesn't wash. let me remind you why.I regret confusing jewish people - with the jewish state.
That's got nothing whatsoever to do with a nation state, or a government. That's anti-semitism because you were talking about individual people. I also strongly suspect that you had made your mind up before you met any of these individuals and were already completely blinkered by nasty wrong-headed ignorant prejudice.weltweit said:I have to add to that however that the few times I have actually met a Jew, and that is not a statistically valid number, they have been the type that believe in an eye for and eye, or perhaps ten eyes for an eye and have been totally devoid of human kindness, only interested in the rights they have assigned to themselves. I find the whole situation depressing, but I have zero sympathy for the jews.
There are undoubtedly many good and great Jewish people.
I regret confusing jewish people - with the jewish state.
I am quite aware of what happenned in the recent past, I have been to Bergen Belsen and studied the graves holding 10,000 people each. The holocaust was appalling. My dad was there when Belsen was liberated, he never forgot his impressions from that time.
That said, I am also aware of the suffering of the Palestinians, today.
I also strongly suspect that you had made your mind up before you met any of these individuals and were already completely blinkered by nasty wrong-headed ignorant prejudice.
Anti Semitism is not only wrong in itself for reasons that should be obvious and not need explaining but, when it comes from those who claim to support the struggle against the occupation, it is also a betrayal of the Palestinians. Because it plays into the hands of those who wish to equate anti Zionism with anti Semitism . To Israel and its supporters all criticism of the occupation is routinely labelled anti Semitic. All Palestine solidarity activists are familiar with this game and we have all been on the receiving end of it. Its a cynical lie and a deliberate smear but that makes it all the more important not to give them ammunition and to condemn anti Semitism when it arises. The fight against Zionism is nothing if it isn't a fight against racism.There are undoubtedly many good and great Jewish people.
I regret confusing jewish people - with the jewish state.
I am quite aware of what happenned in the recent past, I have been to Bergen Belsen and studied the graves holding 10,000 people each. The holocaust was appalling. My dad was there when Belsen was liberated, he never forgot his impressions from that time.
That said, I am also aware of the suffering of the Palestinians, today.
I suspect you're the only person on this thread who thinks that. You've been hoist by your own petard.No, I don't think that is true, or fair.