You are incorrect. Abraham ibn Ezra, an independent interpreter of Torah, who was not a Pharisee nor a Talmudic scholar, considered a giant in the field Torah exegesis , understood Leviticus 19:15 to be concerned with judges in courts.
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Although the Karaite Jews don't consider the Talmud to be authoritative they have their own Torah commentaries. One of the most important of these is Keter Torah ("Crown of Torah") authored by Karaite Sage Aaron ben Elijah. This raises the obvious question of why they need any sort of commentary at all. But we'll leave that alone at this time.
The Karaite Press (https://the-karaite-press.myshopify.com/pages/open-karaite-initiative) are reconstructing and translating Karaite texts, including Keter Torah. Keter Torah is incomplete but they have released a draft version of parashat shoftim (48th weekly Torah portion covering Deuteronomy 16:18–21:9) here. Leviticus 19:15 is in parshat kedoshim but they've either not completed even a draft version or decided not to make it available.
But anyway, parashat shoftim, specifically Deuteronomy 16:18-20 uses much of the same language as Leviticus 19:15 and Aaron ben Elijah -- a Karaite sage -- understands it to be referring to judges and courts.
Not if you exclude their behaviour towards their enemies such as the Amalekites. The double-standards for Jews/goyim in the Talmud can be regarded discriminatory.
Lessons in Tanya is Jewish exceptionalism or perhaps even Jewish supremacy. But the hate towards goyim you keep mentioning isn't in the Torah.
Exodus 32 is about the Israelites making and worshipping the golden calf.
Deuteronomy 27 is also about the Israelites making idols and breaking commandments.
No mention of goyim in either of those chapters. You should take your own advice.
You should only post something like that when you are sure that what you have posted isn't 100% correct. Otherwise you make yourself look like a fool. But you have been doing that for almost 800 pages so proceed as you please.
What you posted on
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Well apparently no one does except you. You are the sole practitioner of your incoherent syncretic religion. You are more exclusive than the Westboro Baptist Church. You have no feedback from anyone. Your children aren't going to question your logical inconsistencies and factual errors. You are in a tiny little insular bubble inventing all sorts of nonsense and producing the most outlandish interpretations of scripture purely so that you can justify the shit things you've done in the past, justify the shit things you are doing in the present and justify the shit things you plan to do in the future.