Isn't it a good thing for Jews to have their own place, where they can all go and not bother anybody, like Isreal? Why burden another country with the Jews, if you destroy Isreal? ( conspiracy )

submitted by threesevens

This is an honest question. I understand the Jewish Revolutionary Spirit, but don't understand destroying the only place they could go.

trevmon

it'd be cool if they just livefd in israel but didn't meddle in others affairs, didn't form AIPAC, didn't bribe our politicians, didn't do false flags on us. But then again, maybe if they didn't do those things, Israel would get overrun by muslims by breakfast time. So it is a moot point. Can't have one without the other, can't have a jewish homeland anywhere without people wanting them out and they would get kicked out without American/European support.

Tallest_Skil

Or you could kill them all to actually solve the problem for once.

threesevens

I'm a Christian, so genocide is not an option for people most like me.

Tallest_Skil

Then you're already dead and jews have won. Congrats on failing God's command.

threesevens

What command?

grandmacaesar

Well. This is what I see. (a) Jesus wasn't against violence. He ran the banksters out of the temple. He told his followers to carry swords. (b) God has always worked through men, OT and NT. Why did Moses have to jump through hoops to get the relentlessly ungrateful israelites out of bondage? Why didn't God just give pharaoh and his soldiers dysentary, or sudden en masse heart attacks? Why did David have to kill Goliath if God could've just given him an aneurysm? Why did Saul go blind on the road to Damascus? Because God works through men. (c) Christianity would very likely have been wiped out completely by now if they hadn't fought against the muslim invaders in Europe. Is it more righteous to sit idly by and watch your religion fall to evil forces, or to stand against the evil?

not_drunk

(((They))) will never be satisfied.
Thus, any attempts to appease are wasted effort.

They don't "deserve" anything but the repercussions for their behavior.