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Originally posted by mattpryor
Those crazy Israelis eh... when they're not poisoning wells, stealing childrens' spleens, drinking Muslims' blood, they're forcing people to drink uranium!
Seriously, peoples' propensity to believe anything negative about Israelis is astonishing.
Originally posted by mattpryor
reply to post by ProtoplasmicTraveler
I'll happily admit Israel's biggest mistake, and that was unilaterally withdrawing from Gaza in 2005!
Originally posted by mattpryor
Those crazy Israelis eh... when they're not poisoning wells, stealing childrens' spleens, drinking Muslims' blood, they're forcing people to drink uranium!
Seriously, peoples' propensity to believe anything negative about Israelis is astonishing.
Originally posted by chiron613
Why on Earth would anyone offer "uranium drinks" to anyone? Why would they jeopardize someone's health?
This whole thing just strikes me as being too silly to be true.
Originally posted by Shadowflux
reply to post by mattpryor
As is people's propensity to defend Israel, no matter how horrible the accusation.
Originally posted by centurion1211
Look at how many (name your adjective) people on this thread are also swallowing the uranium (story).
Originally posted by bsbray11
Originally posted by centurion1211
Look at how many (name your adjective) people on this thread are also swallowing the uranium (story).
So it's already been debunked, proven fraud? I'm curious, because you are acting like you already know that it's not true.
Originally posted by centurion1211
Soooooo many outrageous claims have been made - see mattpryor post - that this one seems to be just one more.. I mean look at the title, people made to drink uranium.
And since you've already to jumped to insulting people that don't automatically agree with the story.
So, where's your proof that it is a true story?
Originally posted by centurion1211
reply to post by bsbray11
So, you have no proof other than a dubious (in the past) russian source, but it's somehow OK for you to act like it's automatically a true story
and anyone that might believe the opposite based on no more, no less than what you have is due some insulting language.
Anti-Israel is automatically good from your stated in this thread point of view, skeptical is automatically "bad" for being pro-Israel from your stated in this thread point of view.
Originally posted by bsbray11
I never said it was true, I'm simply entertaining it for the time being.
Again, I never made a conclusion either way, and never stated that this article was either true or false. It remains an open question. What isn't an open question is your automatic bias.
I just don't like it when people think Israel should get special favor amongst all other nations,
Originally posted by centurion1211
Oh, so someone being forced to drink uranium (if true) is "entertaining" for you? You like to torture small animals as a kid? Still?
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1. To consider; contemplate: entertain an idea.
2. To hold in mind; harbor: entertained few illusions.
Anyone reading what you've written would know you have made up your mind, and that your bias is the one that is "automatic".
Please explain to us all how Israeli people "made" to drink uranium somehow equates to Israel getting "special favors amongst all other nations".
Once again, if true, you've even listed out other countries supposedly "guilty" doing similar things. Are those countries "special", too?
This thread is garbage IMO, your own logic has been twisted into a pretzel shape, and your bias is clearly showing - you didn't (couldn't?) answer the anti-semitic question I posed.
Originally posted by bsbray11
Originally posted by centurion1211
Oh, so someone being forced to drink uranium (if true) is "entertaining" for you? You like to torture small animals as a kid? Still?
I would suggest consulting a dictionary as to the meaning of the word "entertain."
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1. To consider; contemplate: entertain an idea.
2. To hold in mind; harbor: entertained few illusions.
en·ter·tain·ment
(ntr-tnmnt)
n.
1. The act of entertaining.
2. The art or field of entertaining.
3. Something that amuses, pleases, or diverts, especially a performance or show.
4. The pleasure afforded by being entertained; amusement: The comedian performed for our entertainment.