All Gazans are Evil

[gipper]

What eludes me. . . is why the Allies even bothered with the Nuremberg trials?

Why didn't we just execute every last Mother Fuckin' German. . .

Every old person, every woman and every child, they were all responsible for the Nazi regime. . .

Be careful. The warmongers here likely agree with killing them all.

 

[MisterBeale]

Be careful. The warmongers here likely agree with killing them all.

While I do agree . . . I believe it is at least partially rooted in the same eugenicist type thinking that the fascist Nazi ideology was. . . but these folks either don't know it, or won't publicly admit it.

We have one cat, that Hector dude, who is blatantly a Zionist eugenicist, who comes right out and admits he believes whites and Jews are superior to other groups of humans. . . but so far, none of these other cowards will come right out and state that this is the reason genocide against Jews is not O.K., but it is O.K. against Palestinians. "NEVER AGAIN?" Yeah right. That only applies to Jews and Whites. In their heart of hearts, they still believe, ethnic cleansing is still sometimes justified. Look at this thread.

Because, essentially, in some Orthodox interpretations of TORAH, some Jews have the belief, they are chosen, and so. . . placed before others. . .

A lot of these folks talk about a, "backward barbaric savage Muslim religion," but the fact is. . . this whole thing is meant to appeal to the most orthodox and evangelical elements of the Christian and Jewish crowd, and these politicos don't really give a shit.

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. . . in this sense? International law, and the laws of civility? They do not apply either. And the rest of the world is tired of this non-sense.

Who’s Drinking Netanyahu’s Genocidal Amalek Kool-Aid?​

Religious nationalism may be soaring in Israel, but that’s not the trend in America.​

Whoâs Drinking Netanyahuâs Genocidal Amalek Kool-Aid?

Religious nationalism may be soaring in Israel, but that’s not the trend in America.

www.commondreams.org

". . . The religious-nationalist Kach party was founded in 1971 by Brooklyn-born Rabbi Meir Kahane who argued for “the immediate transfer of the Arabs,” whom he referred to as “dogs.” In 1984, the one time his party secured a single seat in the Knesset, Kahane introduced legislation to ban all Jewish-Gentile marriages and sexual relations and revoke the Israeli citizenship of non-Jews.

The Kach party was so violently racist that it was prohibited from running in Israel’s next election, banned entirely in 1994, and defined as a terrorist organization by the U.S. State Department.

In what could be perceived as another iteration of Amalek, in 2019, Kahane follower Itamar Ben Gvir formed the Jewish Power party, an ideological offshoot of Kach. Merging with other far-right fundamentalist parties to form Religious Zionism in 2022, they won the third-largest share of Israel’s parliament seats. This is the audience Netanyahu is addressing, but not only them.

On October 8, the International Christian Embassy Jerusalem (ICEJ), which claims to represent millions, sent out an email stating that Hamas’ attack, “was not launched due to grievances over the Israeli ‘occupation’ or any real dangers to the al-Aqsa mosque.” Rather, it was driven by the ancient “Spirit of Amalek.”

On October 24, Christians United for Israel, which boasts a membership of over 10 million, raised $25 million in a single night in support of Israel (they raised and donated $100 million over the week). Standing beside CUFI’s Pastor John Hagee, who in 2008 referred to Hitler as a “hunter” sent by God “to help Jews reach the promised land,” was Israeli Ambassador to Israel Gilan Erdad.

Given their belief that when enough Jews have populated their modern state, the apocalypse will come, and “a sea of [Jewish and Muslim] human blood" will fill the land, it’s hard to think of Evangelical Zionist support for Israel as a heartfelt commitment to the protection of the Jewish people. Despite that, amid declining Jewish-American support for Israel, especially among young Jews, Israel has for years been courting Evangelical support. However, polls are finding the support of young Evangelicals is also rapidly declining, dropping from 75% to 34% between 2018 and 2021. .. . "


This? Is what animates much of the absolute bonkers insanity we see today on this site. IMO.


A Collective. Global. Death Wish.

 

[gipper]

While I do agree . . . I believe it is at least partially rooted in the same eugenicist type thinking that the fascist Nazi ideology was. . . but these folks either don't know it, or won't publicly admit it.

We have one cat, that Hector dude, who is blatantly a Zionist eugenicist, who comes right out and admits he believes whites and Jews are superior to other groups of humans. . . but so far, none of these other cowards will come right out and state that this is the reason genocide against Jews is not O.K., but it is O.K. against Palestinians. "NEVER AGAIN?" Yeah right. That only applies to Jews and Whites. In their heart of hearts, they still believe, ethnic cleansing is still sometimes justified. Look at this thread.

Because, essentially, in some Orthodox interpretations of TORAH, some Jews have the belief, they are chosen, and so. . . placed before others. . .

A lot of these folks talk about a, "backward barbaric savage Muslim religion," but the fact is. . . this whole thing is meant to appeal to the most orthodox and evangelical elements of the Christian and Jewish crowd, and these politicos don't really give a shit.
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1 Samuel 15 BSB

biblehub.com

. . . in this sense? International law, and the laws of civility? They do not apply either. And the rest of the world is tired of this non-sense.

Who’s Drinking Netanyahu’s Genocidal Amalek Kool-Aid?​

Religious nationalism may be soaring in Israel, but that’s not the trend in America.​

Whoâs Drinking Netanyahuâs Genocidal Amalek Kool-Aid?

Religious nationalism may be soaring in Israel, but that’s not the trend in America.

www.commondreams.org

". . . The religious-nationalist Kach party was founded in 1971 by Brooklyn-born Rabbi Meir Kahane who argued for “the immediate transfer of the Arabs,” whom he referred to as “dogs.” In 1984, the one time his party secured a single seat in the Knesset, Kahane introduced legislation to ban all Jewish-Gentile marriages and sexual relations and revoke the Israeli citizenship of non-Jews.

The Kach party was so violently racist that it was prohibited from running in Israel’s next election, banned entirely in 1994, and defined as a terrorist organization by the U.S. State Department.

In what could be perceived as another iteration of Amalek, in 2019, Kahane follower Itamar Ben Gvir formed the Jewish Power party, an ideological offshoot of Kach. Merging with other far-right fundamentalist parties to form Religious Zionism in 2022, they won the third-largest share of Israel’s parliament seats. This is the audience Netanyahu is addressing, but not only them.

On October 8, the International Christian Embassy Jerusalem (ICEJ), which claims to represent millions, sent out an email stating that Hamas’ attack, “was not launched due to grievances over the Israeli ‘occupation’ or any real dangers to the al-Aqsa mosque.” Rather, it was driven by the ancient “Spirit of Amalek.”

On October 24, Christians United for Israel, which boasts a membership of over 10 million, raised $25 million in a single night in support of Israel (they raised and donated $100 million over the week). Standing beside CUFI’s Pastor John Hagee, who in 2008 referred to Hitler as a “hunter” sent by God “to help Jews reach the promised land,” was Israeli Ambassador to Israel Gilan Erdad.

Given their belief that when enough Jews have populated their modern state, the apocalypse will come, and “a sea of [Jewish and Muslim] human blood" will fill the land, it’s hard to think of Evangelical Zionist support for Israel as a heartfelt commitment to the protection of the Jewish people. Despite that, amid declining Jewish-American support for Israel, especially among young Jews, Israel has for years been courting Evangelical support. However, polls are finding the support of young Evangelicals is also rapidly declining, dropping from 75% to 34% between 2018 and 2021. .. . "


This? Is what animates much of the absolute bonkers insanity we see today on this site. IMO.


A Collective. Global. Death Wish.

I’m certain you are correct. I’d thought we as a society had gotten past this hateful violent rhetoric and beliefs.

These very same eugenicists have called those of us demanding peace traitors, antisemites, and Hamas supporters.

 

[Sayaras]

More Pallywood. This one at UN

 

[FDR_Reagan]

Certainly the polls are frightening.