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A suspect has been arrested in connection with at least two of the four recent firebombing attacks on synagogues in Bergen County, New Jersey, including the most recent incident on January 11th at Temple Beth El in Rutherford, in which a rabbi and his family were sleeping inside. Bail for the suspect, who faces charges of attempted murder, bias intimidation and arson, was set at five million dollars.
Couch it however you wish, call it Anti-Semitism, Anti-Zionism, we all know what it is. Hatred for the Jewish people and it is abhorrent to any free thinking American
Originally posted by InfoKartel
reply to post by semperfortis
Couch it however you wish, call it Anti-Semitism, Anti-Zionism, we all know what it is. Hatred for the Jewish people and it is abhorrent to any free thinking American
It is absolutely abhorrent, disgusting and a couple more words that would not pass the filter that you [snip], is putting together anti-antisemitism and anti-Zionism as if they are the same. But not only that; to go a step further and say that anti-Zionism is hatred for Jews and bad for any free thinking American...that just takes the cake.
People use "Anti Zionism" as a "softer" term for their anti semitism.........and they arent fooling anyone
Perfect example of what he was talking about in his second post...
Quanlifying.............
People use "Anti Zionism" as a "softer" term for their anti semitism.........and they arent fooling anyone
Originally posted by InfoKartel
It is EXACTLY what Zionists do; they use religious extremism and turn it into a political argument.
Every attack instigated by those that follow the islamic faith is "political" in nature.
The anti-zionists vs anti-jew debate is disingenuous though.
It's like saying I like ribeyes but I'm a vegan. How can you (or anyone else for that matter) separate the two and justify it?
In other threads people stated that they
Hate the government but love the people
-people elect government to represent them
Hate the leaders but love the soldiers
-I personally love that one
I see a dichotomy here to justify hatred.
Am I wrong?