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I’ve had that happen to me but the school was very paranoid about shooters.I don't know how it is the USA, but here they get round the clock taxpayer funded protection. When I taught at a jewish school, I would get frisked and my bag checked simply for approaching the jewish school. It might not make a big splash at the news, but there is no shortage of state resources expended to prevent this specifically.
I agree on this point. I have very little trust in other countries, specifically those in the Middle East. I don’t hate Israel but I don’t trust them and I do think they take advantage of social justice.I agree, but in the hierarchy of moral culpability, the deceivers retain primary position, while the deceived have a secondary one. The fact that you seem to want to focus solely on the secondary group is demonstrative.
That being said, I find blaming decentralized groups of people, in this case the Jews as asinine.* The amount of coordination needed isn’t possible with decentralized groups and not all Jews are in agreement, and some really really hate each other. The tension between some of the social conservatives and the standard Hollywoodesque Jews is quite palpable.
On the hierarchy of blame I put our politicians on the very top for being sell outs. Just because a country is rich and pays us lots of money it doesn’t mean they’re our friends, case in point the fact that the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia keeps funding terrorism against the west. The same applies to Israel and any oil rich nation.
*Edit likewise I think it’s foolish to think that all Muslims, Christians, etc coordinate together because there isn’t a singular centralized Muslim or Christian organization.
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