Originally posted by junglejake
Subz compared him/her self to Martin Luther King, Nelson Mandela and those who fought against Nazism for his/her bold willingness to condemn Israel. The implication, too, is that Subz is being persecuted just as those others were, but despite the attrocity of being called a name, (s)he will stand firm, and (s)he will prevail as a noble warrior poet fighting the good fight against name calling.
That is a bald faced lie. If I've incorrectly assumed you can read English at any sort of competent level then you must be mistaken in your interpretation. Where the hell did I compare myself to Nelson Mandela or Martin Luther King? I said the people who stood up with them, not the men themselves. Agent provocateur #2?
Originally posted by junglejake
As to all of your quotes, Subz, Israel's a parliamentary republic. One person's quote means very little, be they in charge or not, if it is not in line with the government's stance. We see it all the time in America, when anyone from a representative to the president says they'd like something done but the rest of government says, "no".
What the hell? The quotes arent from backwater, back benchers from the far flung fringes, they are of Israeli Prime Ministers and one Israeli Defence Minister. Gloss over that so easily? I think not.
Originally posted by junglejake
The two points that actually do address Israeli law instead of individuals' opinions (which I stated before were easy to find), appear to be twisted and hyped. It would be like me saying all companies that want to sell Kosher food have to pay a tax to Israel. Yes, you have to pay Israeli companies for the trademark right to put their symbol on your packaging, but that symbol being on your packaging means Rabbis have inspected your facilities to ensure you are following Kosher rules and that it is, in fact, Kosher food. Companies pay for the service, and Jews who keep Kosher know the companies' symbols and their tradition for following Orthodox Kosher law (in some cases). If you can read Hebrew, please find the laws here, straight from the source, instead of from an article explaining how racist Jews are. If you can't speak Hebrew, try to find a free Hebrew to English translation tool online that will translate a website -- I haven't been able to find one yet.
What the hell? What is there to misinterpret? The laws segregate based on race and religion. The UN ruled them human rights violations. Are we to assume that no one in the UN can read hebrew so is in no position to condemn these racist Israeli laws? Mind boggling...
[edit on 7/8/06 by subz]


That was hilarious! Gotta love irony.
