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reply posted on 22-2-2006 @ 04:49 PM by Benevolent Heretic
Originally posted by seagull
This is not just opinion, it is a well thought out attempt, on the part of anti
semites, to demonize an entire group of people as liars, and thieves, or worse.


Some could (and probably do) say the same thing about atheists.

So, if someone's attemting to do something, they're as good as guilty? I understand they're hate-mongering whack jobs, but so is the KKK. So is the group God Hates "Gays" and others.


Freedom of Speech and Thought is a wondrous and precious thing, and should be protected. But this is not just a free speech issue,


Why not?

(If this was a black and white subject, we wouldn't be debating about it. )


it is about hatred masquerading as free thought. It is an attempt to cultivate hatred of a group of people who have done nothing to deserve it.


Hatred is not against the law. Again an ATTEMPT to do something is not the same as doing it.

People hate me and I don't deserve it.

People hate gays and they don't deserve it.

People hate blacks and they don't deserve it.

People hate Muslims and they don't deserve it.

People hate Christians and they don't deserve it.

People hate Jews and they don't deserve it.
What's the difference?

I just don't understand what is special about Jews that they need to be protected from hatred. Action, I can understand. Everyone needs protection from criminal action. Feelings? No.

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