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Re: Missing the Target on Israel

unclejoe40 — Mon, 12 Jan 2009 09:53:17 -0000

ya sil, and the moon is made out of green cheese

your statements deny facts...which is normal for one who sees only evil in a jew

i lay odds that you are a troofer

why dont you tell us the one about the dancing israelis

left leaning blogs were filled with stories of racists attacking muslims and those percieved as muslims, following 9/11

not one has even a single post in regards to these acts, which have occured around the world

left leaning blogs were quick to show the hate spewed at mccain rallies....not one has taken even a single line to show the jew hate and bile being spewn at pro palestinian rallies

thats right....J&#39ACCUSE

Re: Missing the Target on Israel

EEllis — Mon, 12 Jan 2009 08:48:20 -0000

"But alas, I am a realist"

That is not the description that I would use.

By the way Judaism doesn&#39t have a "Hell" as such and the arrogance of defining "Jew" for everyone is beyond the pale.
You come off as a foaming at the mouth loon.

Re: Missing the Target on Israel

unclejoe40 — Mon, 12 Jan 2009 04:53:17 -0000

ya sil, and the moon is made out of green cheese

your statements deny facts...which is normal for one who sees only evil in a jew

i lay odds that you are a troofer

why dont you tell us the one about the dancing israelis

left leaning blogs were filled with stories of racists attacking muslims and those percieved as muslims, following 9/11

not one has even a single post in regards to these acts, which have occured around the world

left leaning blogs were quick to show the hate spewed at mccain rallies....not one has taken even a single line to show the jew hate and bile being spewn at pro palestinian rallies

thats right....J'ACCUSE

Re: Missing the Target on Israel

Silhouette — Mon, 12 Jan 2009 04:00:54 -0000

Of course, no one more than I hopes I am wrong.

But alas, I am a realist.

Re: Missing the Target on Israel

EEllis — Mon, 12 Jan 2009 03:48:20 -0000

"But alas, I am a realist"

That is not the description that I would use.

By the way Judaism doesn't have a "Hell" as such and the arrogance of defining "Jew" for everyone is beyond the pale.
You come off as a foaming at the mouth loon.

Re: Missing the Target on Israel

Silhouette — Sun, 11 Jan 2009 23:00:54 -0000

Of course, no one more than I hopes I am wrong.

But alas, I am a realist.

Re: Missing the Target on Israel

JSpencer — Sun, 11 Jan 2009 22:47:59 -0000

Silhouette, I agree that is a valid concern. . . although I hope you are wrong.

Re: Missing the Target on Israel

Silhouette — Sun, 11 Jan 2009 21:02:12 -0000

And sometimes the vandals intent on stirring up pro-Israeli sentinments are on payroll...

I&#39m just saying... The real deal is Iran. That&#39s what this is all about..."getting behind Israel riling Iran (ultimately). Poor palestinians dying for an inadvertent reason and poor israelites whose souls will go to Hell for defying the Ten Commandments..

Why not go to the peace tables? What reason just now is there to whoop it up in the Middle East? Was there anyone you can think of who wanted to instigate in the Middle East, say, nearish to Iran...say...before they left power in the US?

Nah, couldn&#39t be...?

Re: Missing the Target on Israel

Jillmz — Sun, 11 Jan 2009 19:58:09 -0000

Jazz - Jews who love being Jews, love Israel but dislike the govt&#39s behavior must become more vocal, must as Palestinians who don&#39t support Hamas need to as well. I&#39ve seen more of the former than the latter but that isn&#39t to say the latter don&#39t exist.

Re: Missing the Target on Israel

JSpencer — Sun, 11 Jan 2009 18:47:57 -0000

I agree Jazz. My guess is the spray painting vandals wouldn&#39t be able to answer the simplest, most elementary quiz about current events relating to Israel if their lives depended on it. On one hand there is informed debate and protest, but on the other hand (the one in question here) I believe there are only fools and idiots. OK, time to watch the game!

Re: Missing the Target on Israel

BarkyBree — Sun, 11 Jan 2009 18:11:02 -0000

"Is it so difficult for some people to draw a distinction between the religion of Judaism and the political entity known as the nation of Israel?"

Yes, and it works in all directions. If people dislike Israel&#39s actions, they tag synagogues with hate speech. If you criticize Israel, people call you anti-Semitic. And people support Israel because the Jewish people suffered horribly under the Holocaust. All of these are illogical and wrong.

Best answer is to make a sound decision based on the actions and the situation, and leave all the dogmatic and ideological baggage behind.

Re: Missing the Target on Israel

JSpencer — Sun, 11 Jan 2009 17:47:59 -0000

Silhouette, I agree that is a valid concern. . . although I hope you are wrong.

Re: Missing the Target on Israel

Silhouette — Sun, 11 Jan 2009 16:02:12 -0000

And sometimes the vandals intent on stirring up TIMELY pro-Israeli sentinments are on payroll...

I'm just saying... The real deal is Iran. That's what this is all about..."getting behind Israel riling Iran (ultimately). Poor palestinians dying for an inadvertent reason and poor israelites whose souls will go to Hell for defying the Ten Commandments..

Why not go to the peace tables? What reason just now is there to whoop it up in the Middle East? Was there anyone you can think of who wanted to instigate in the Middle East, say, nearish to Iran...say...before they left power in the US?

Nah, couldn't be...?

Re: Missing the Target on Israel

Jill Miller Zimon — Sun, 11 Jan 2009 14:58:09 -0000

Jazz - Jews who love being Jews, love Israel but dislike the govt's behavior must become more vocal, must as Palestinians who don't support Hamas need to as well. I've seen more of the former than the latter but that isn't to say the latter don't exist.

Re: Missing the Target on Israel

JSpencer — Sun, 11 Jan 2009 13:47:57 -0000

I agree Jazz. My guess is the spray painting vandals wouldn't be able to answer the simplest, most elementary quiz about current events relating to Israel if their lives depended on it. On one hand there is informed debate and protest, but on the other hand (the one in question here) I believe there are only fools and idiots.

OK, enough of that. Time for some football!

Re: Missing the Target on Israel

BarkyBree — Sun, 11 Jan 2009 13:11:02 -0000

"Is it so difficult for some people to draw a distinction between the religion of Judaism and the political entity known as the nation of Israel?"

Yes, and it works in all directions. If people dislike Israel's actions, they tag synagogues with hate speech. If you criticize Israel, people call you anti-Semitic. And people support Israel because the Jewish people suffered horribly under the Holocaust. All of these are illogical and wrong.

Best answer is to make a sound decision based on the actions and the situation, and leave all the dogmatic and ideological baggage behind.