The General Antisemitism Thread - No excuses accepted here

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they'll never live that down.
 
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Sooty Soot said:
did we ever get an (((official))) explanation of the bloody mattress thing?
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Nope. Just Jew things

Anyway, this might be better off over in the theology thread but thought I'd ask here.

Was reading up on Catholic opposition to abortion and came across this:

"The respect for the sacredness of life in the womb originates in Christianity’s Jewish roots. The ancient Jewish world was much different from the surrounding cultures of Palestine where infanticide, infant sacrifice and abortion were not uncommon, and in some cases prevalent. For the Jewish people of those times and orthodox Jews to this day, all human life has as its author the one God whose creative power produces the child in the mother’s womb and brings it step-by-step to full life. "

If the above is true, and the Jews of the time were anti abortion and anti-infacticide, and we consider the fact that Jewish organizations are if not the front runners, then at least in the forward pack of groups pushing pro-abortion and anti-natalist doctrines in the West, then this surely adds to the weight of evidence behind the whole synagogue of satan idea, that modern Jews aren't Biblical Jews.

Anyway, regardless, are there any other stark differences culturally/morally that can be pointed to between them?
 
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Had to endure bullshit from Holocaust Day with family members, especially listening of a testimony from someone who said of their family member (from Instagram) that a stepfather shared during lunch no less. Great annoyance. The guy said the number was even greater than 6 million. Give me a break.
 
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While Jefferson advocated for Jewish liberty, he held certain aspects of Judaism in low regard. In fairness, Jefferson opposed all religions based on divine revelation. He believed that God’s existence could be proven by reason and common sense rather than faith. A detractor of all priests, he found those of the Hebrew Bible “a bloodthirsty race, as cruel and remorseless as the being whom they represented as the family of god of Abraham, of Isaac, and of Jacob, and the local God of Israel.”
In 1787, Jefferson summed up his view of Jewish revelation in a letter to his nephew, warning him to be skeptical of “those facts in the Bible which contradict the laws of nature.” As one example, he cited the assertion in the Book of Joshua that the sun stood still for several hours. Since that would have meant, in scientific terms, that the earth stood still, Jefferson asked his nephew to consider how the earth, spinning on its axis, could have stopped suddenly and started rotating again without enormous destruction to natural and manmade structures. Similarly, the rationalist Jefferson doubted that God personally inscribed the Ten Commandments on a tablet which Moses later destroyed and then re-wrote.
It bothered Jefferson that the God of the ancient Hebrews was, in his words, “a being of terrific character, cruel, vindictive, capricious and unjust.” He could also not understand how Jews could believe that “the God of infinite justice” would “punish the sins of the fathers upon their children, unto the third and fourth generations.” He agreed with the view expressed by John Adams that, in respect to God, “the principle of the Hebrew is fear.”​
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LOL
 
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Outer Space Traveller said:
Had to endure bullshit from Holocaust Day with family members, especially listening of a testimony from someone who said of their family member (from Instagram) that a stepfather shared during lunch no less. Great annoyance. The guy said the number was even greater than 6 million. Give me a break.
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Update I didn't know: the insufferable guy is a rabbi! What a shock! That means he can "bend the inexplicable" to the explicable! That's how he got more than 6 million!
 
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Outer Space Traveller said:
Had to endure bullshit from Holocaust Day with family members, especially listening of a testimony from someone who said of their family member (from Instagram) that a stepfather shared during lunch no less. Great annoyance. The guy said the number was even greater than 6 million. Give me a break.
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Happy Random Numbers Day to you too!
 
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Apparently sensitivity readers took a hacksaw to the DnD setting again, making dryads either sex, Sphinxes celestial instead of monstrous, removing orcs entirely, and... made phylacteries into "soul jars"?

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Well, well, well! I never would have known the connection until the wokies pointed it out. Thanks for leveling up my antisemitism! :heart-full:
 
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"What do you mean I can't suck an infants cock Oi Vey ! Anti-Semitism !!!!!!"
Outer Space Traveller said:
Had to endure bullshit from Holocaust Day with family members, especially listening of a testimony from someone who said of their family member (from Instagram) that a stepfather shared during lunch no less. Great annoyance. The guy said the number was even greater than 6 million. Give me a break.
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200,000 at most
 
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