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[AnOminous]

I kinda disagree with the comic, bastardization of Judeo-Christian symbols is done for decades now (though for Judaism symbols it did become more of a tabboo in recent years). Everything besides Judeo Christian is never done unless it's from outside cultures. You can call Moses a hateful bastard, or call David a scumbag but don't you dare criticize Muhammad.

Even though he was a child molester.

 

[Doctor Placebo]

Referencing Piss Christ, which is exactly that.
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The guy who made this was a devout catholic tho.

Whatever he was, he desperately needed to drink more water if his piss looked like that. The sacrifices some people make for their art...

 

[Lemmingwise]

I kinda disagree with the comic, bastardization of Judeo-Christian symbols is done for decades now (though for Judaism symbols it did become more of a tabboo in recent years). Everything besides Judeo Christian is never done unless it's from outside cultures. You can call Moses a hateful bastard, or call David a scumbag but don't you dare criticize Muhammad.

Can you give two examples of basterdization of jewish symbols in ththe art world? Displayed in museums?

I have no trouble finding it for christian symbols.

 

[wtfNeedSignUp]

Can you give two examples of basterdization of jewish symbols in ththe art world? Displayed in museums?

I have no trouble finding it for christian symbols.

Just about every western commie artist that's criticizing Israel (usually along the USA) to change topic from the killcount for his ideology.

 

[AnOminous]

Can you give two examples of basterdization of jewish symbols in ththe art world? Displayed in museums?

I have no trouble finding it for christian symbols.

Half of Carlos Latuff's cartoons.

 

[Lemmingwise]

Half of Carlos Latuff's cartoons.

I thought we were talking about the art world, not arab magazines and independant blogs.

 

[AnOminous]

I thought we were talking about the art world, not arab magazines and independant blogs.

How about the New York Times?

 

[Lemmingwise]

How about the New York Times?

Publishing that cartoon led to the end of political cartoons in the new york times, so if anything it's an example of how that type of thing IS suppressed.

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If I'm wrong and there are other examples of anti-jewish examples in art world, I'd love to hear it, but as it stands it seems there is much more room for anti-christian messages than anti-jewish ones. I can rattle off numerous examples besides piss jesus, some also which are in public in numerous western (ostensibly) christian countries. Anti-jewish examples? I can't think of any and the one you offered ended up suppressing that publications entire political cartoons segment.

 

[Tasty Tatty]

I kinda disagree with the comic, bastardization of Judeo-Christian symbols is done for decades now (though for Judaism symbols it did become more of a tabboo in recent years). Everything besides Judeo Christian is never done unless it's from outside cultures. You can call Moses a hateful bastard, or call David a scumbag but don't you dare criticize Muhammad.

We can call Moses or King David all that... it's Israel and their festivities we can't criticise.

 

[Unog]

Judeo-Christian symbols

What symbols do Christianity and Judaism have in common?

 

[wtfNeedSignUp]

We can call Moses or King David all that... it's Israel and their festivities we can't criticise.

I thought about it and I think the rule is that it depends on "who" does the criticism. If it is minorities or university students/staff it is allowed. Any other person gets immediately dogpiled as an anti semite.

What symbols do Christianity and Judaism have in common?

The bible?

 

[Tasty Tatty]

What symbols do Christianity and Judaism have in common?

The Cross.

We only have different perspectives on it ¬¬

 

[Based Papa John]

How about the New York Times?

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[Rekkington]

What symbols do Christianity and Judaism have in common?

Anyone who says "Judeo-Christian" is a Jew trying to commit some sort of twisted cultural usury. I remember when Ben Shapiro said the Notre Dame Cathedral was an important Judeo-Christian symbol. Enough gay kikery in this thread let's get back to it.

 

[Unog]

The bible?

Can an anthology be a symbol? Seems kind of weird to me to think of it that way.

 

[wtfNeedSignUp]

Can an anthology be a symbol? Seems kind of weird to me to think of it that way.

Some of the stories contained are pretty important to both religions: The World Creation, The Garden of Eden, Cain and Abel, David and Goliath, the End Times.

 

[Lemmingwise]

Anyone who says "Judeo-Christian" is a Jew trying to commit some sort of twisted cultural usury. I remember when Ben Shapiro said the Notre Dame Cathedral was an important Judeo-Christian symbol. Enough gay kikery in this thread let's get back to it.

Give us some context. Did he say this at a jewish gathering and suggest that they should donate for the rebuilding of the notre dame? No? Why not?

Oh he said it to a gathering of goyim and said to so it would seem he's equally concerned with it without having to do anything?

I don't know, I didn't hear him say it. I'm asking you. What was the context of Shapiro saying that? I'm expecting it to just be in line with his other actions and the general usage of "judeo-christian". I've never yet seen it used in an instance where for example the new york rabbi's that said for jews not to donate blood to goyim after 9/11. Never do I see jews criticized for not acting in the shared history of "judeochristian values". Not even a single example.

Prove me wrong, I'd love to have my worldview challenged.

 

[Tasty Tatty]

Some of the stories contained are pretty important to both religions: The World Creation, The Garden of Eden, Cain and Abel, David and Goliath, the End Times.

Many are also shared by Islam and nobody talks about a "Judeo-Christian-Muslim" culture despite the big, big cultural influence the Arab world had on Western civilization.

 

[wtfNeedSignUp]

Many are also shared by Islam and nobody talks about a "Judeo-Christian-Muslim" culture despite the big, big cultural influence the Arab world had on Western civilization.

I could give three reasons why:
1. There is still a large geographical distance between the Islamic countries and the majority of Europe.
2. Islam's cultural effects hasn't been a major thing for a few centuries.
3. Modern Islam is like a retarded cousin, you'd rather not have anything to do with it.

 

[Lemmingwise]

1. There is still a large geographical distance between the Islamic countries and the majority of Europe.

In contrast to the proximity of jewish countries and the majority of Europe?

2. Islam's cultural effects hasn't been a major thing for a few centuries.

You should travel to some of Europe's capitals and do some sight-seeing beyond the mandated areas.

3. Modern Islam is like a exceptional cousin, you'd rather not have anything to do with it.

I'd rather have nothing to do with judaism either, to be honest. It may be a less intellectually challenged family member, but that cousin makes up for it with intelligence and ill-intent. What's the advantage for christianity to rally to the defense of judaism? Is there any example of the inverse?