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No you cannot convince me of that - because it simply isn't true. Your belief and ones like it have held back humanity for centuries.
Originally posted by SuperiorEd
There is an avalanche of evidence to show you that the Bible is accurate to what it states. No conspiracy over generations can be followed by an entire nation and world because a shepherd said it in his writings. No conspiracy can allow the various authors to follow the same heptadic writing style over centuries. I can't convince you of this, but reading my thread topics backwards can allow you to see if you choose.
I did quote you. If you didn't mean that then I apologise but you made no sense at all otherwise.
Originally posted by SuperiorEd
If you are going to say I did something, have the courage to quote me and then state the problem. You are putting words in my distal phalanges that I did not type.
Anti Zionism is still not racist regardless
Originally posted by JohhnyBGood
Most of the Koran deals with hatred of infidels, especially jews - this is not about 'anti-zionism' - it is about unsubservient jews living in land formerly conquered by Islam - and therfore considered to be Islamic land foreverafter.
The land "belongs" to the native Palestinians and other ethnic groups - not to any religion.
Originally posted by JohhnyBGood
All this nitpicking about distinctions is merely to obscure from western cretins the real basis of their hatred.
By the same token the Jealous God proclaiming a chosen people above all others is an inherently racist position and is the words of a scribe not any God. It was echoed in the 20th century by the claim of the Nazis that Aryans are the superior chosen race. How's that for horrific irony?
The land "belongs" to the native Palestinians and other ethnic groups - not to any religion.
I'm not talking about Arab leaders (read ruling class) in the region. I am talking about the locals who were mainly Palestinian and considered themselves to be precisely that regardless of any rulers there.
Originally posted by JohhnyBGood
Until it became Politicaly expedient to do so - none of the Arab leaders considered that to be true, or that a 'Palestinian people' existed at all - in fact they went to pains to spell that out on many occaisions!
What you stated there is pure propaganda. If you think this is not a human rights issue then you are part of the problem and lack humanity in my opinion. There is no inversion of reality other than yours here.
Originally posted by JohhnyBGood
This is about jihad pure and simple - since that doesn't go down well in the West - the left has dressed it up as a bogus human rights issue for them with the use of 'inversion of reality' propaganda techniques that the Nazi's pioneered.
Anti-Zionism is not racist or anti-Semitic
Originally posted by Pimander
I'm not talking about Arab leaders (read ruling class) in the region. I am talking about the locals who were mainly Palestinian and considered themselves to be precisely that regardless of any rulers there.
Originally posted by JohhnyBGood
Until it became Politicaly expedient to do so - none of the Arab leaders considered that to be true, or that a 'Palestinian people' existed at all - in fact they went to pains to spell that out on many occaisions!
As for the tiny Jewish presence, there were Christians and others there too but they were the tiny minority. That is just a spurious Zionist position.
What you stated there is pure propaganda. If you think this is not a human rights issue then you are part of the problem and lack humanity in my opinion. There is no inversion of reality other than yours here.
Originally posted by JohhnyBGood
This is about jihad pure and simple - since that doesn't go down well in the West - the left has dressed it up as a bogus human rights issue for them with the use of 'inversion of reality' propaganda techniques that the Nazi's pioneered.
Thanks for your opinion. No thanks to your Zionist propaganda.
Anti-Zionism is not racist or anti-Semitic
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Please, no more racism in this thread! Do not incite religious hatred on ATS!
Most of the Koran deals with hatred of infidels, especially jews - this is not about 'anti-zionism' - it is about unsubservient jews living in land formerly conquered by Islam - and therfore considered to be Islamic land foreverafter.
There is an avalanche of evidence to show you that the Bible is accurate to what it states.
The Old Testament story goes something like this: the Israelites were nomads living somewhere in the vicinity of ancient Mesopotamia. They migrated first to Palestine and then were captured and enslaved by the Egyptians. Somewhere along about the 13th century BCE, the Israelites-- all 600,000 of them-- managed to escape the clutches of Egypt, and fled into the desert. After many tribulations and conflicts, King David managed to consolidate his hold over the land of Canaan, and established a mighty kingdom.
There were no prototypical Hebrews living in the city of Ur, who migrated westward in the second millennium. Research into urban development and nomadic growth patterns in the early second millennium show no such migration, and cities mentioned at this point in the Bible did not then exist. Moving up the time of the migration to the mid second millennium offers no solution, either. Cities which dominated the landscape at that time fail to be mentioned in the Bible, at all. There are no ancient Egyptian records that mention an exodus of 600,000 slaves from Egypt, or (in fact) 600,000 formerly nomadic slaves, period. And while one might rightfully say that the number could have been exaggerated, and hence simply elided from the official Egyptian record, the fact remains that in the supposed 500 years during which the Hebrews were enslaved by Egypt, no Egyptian records mention them, no archaeological evidence supports the story, no utensils, living quarters, cookpots... nada, zip, nothing. And the cities with which the fleeing Hebrews did battle, on their way to the land of Canaan? Didn't exist during the window in which archaeologists have determined such an escape, if true, must have occurred, based on other claims in the Bible, such as what cities the enslaved Hebrews supposedly built for the Pharaoh.
Originally posted by phishyblankwaters
reply to post by JohhnyBGood
Most of the Koran deals with hatred of infidels, especially jews - this is not about 'anti-zionism' - it is about unsubservient jews living in land formerly conquered by Islam - and therfore considered to be Islamic land foreverafter.
Zionism was created into a political movement in relation to WW2 and the nazi holocaust against the Jews. Your argument bares no relation to the thread.
I propose an ignore the haters policy.
You know who they are.
Originally posted by phishyblankwaters
Isn't it funny that it's "antisemitic" that some of the Muslim religious texts state that land belongs to them, while Israels sole claim to the area is from the BIBLE, and it's antisemitic to disagree with it?
Are Anti Zionism and Anti-Semitism the Same?
Yes it does - I am stating that (as far as muslims are concerned) 'anti-zionism' is just handy political cover for the real issue - jihad!
All Muslims may not be racist - but they are 'religionist' - and that is a simple fact! - they do not respect other religions as being equal to their own in the way that other faiths are willing to do.
Anti-Zionism is the new Anti-Semitism.
you can be dammned sure he has in mind the extermination of every single Israeli - followed soon after by the extermination of every last jew on earth!
I propose an ignore the haters policy. You know who they are.
Originally posted by Rockdisjoint
reply to post by Pimander
Are Anti Zionism and Anti-Semitism the Same?
Yes.
Anti-Zionism is the new Anti-Semitism.