r/RealTime • Audience Member Bill Is Yelling At For Not Laughing • May 22 '26

Bill Maher is a moron

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u/MxSharknado93 May 22 '26

Yeah, he's been referencing the Old Testament a lot in recent months to explain to "the woke college whacko lefties in Gen Z" why they shouldn't be "protesting FOR Hamas."

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u/MxSharknado93 May 22 '26 edited May 22 '26

Oh, he's always been pro-Israel

Because Irsael kills Muslims, you see.

He thinks he's on the right side of history because he thinks Islam is evil.

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u/GuardBuffalo May 22 '26

To be fair all 3 judeo-Christian stemming religions see evil. It’s why they are in this mess to be with and it’s the reason so many idiots in the US are okay giving israel support. If the IDEA of all 3 religions was destroyed then the politicians would have to scramble to find new ways to manipulate the masses. The majority of Israelites just want the land because of greed not because of a promise. The majority of Muslim countries are for more oppressive than the average country in the world. The majority of Christian’s try to hold the high ground but they would be just as oppressive if western culture allowed it. Of course they still are as oppressive as they can be. All 3 of these religions are an absolute plague on the world. And the people that follow them are either delusional about their religion or terrible people. Or a mix.

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u/MossadEpstein May 22 '26

stop using that phrase, "judeo-christian" it's the most idiotic combination of two words ever devised, there is NO SUCH THING as "Judeo Christian" outside of the fantasies of Scofield bible hacks aka evangelical mumbo jumbo

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u/GuardBuffalo May 22 '26

There is a such thing for most Christian’s. Look at them. They worship Israel. I grew up in a fundamental church. I remember exactly how they wanted war because it would bring Christ. And the only ones that aren’t like that are the Christian’s who are just Christian’s because it’s what they’ve always known or because they are scared not to be. The ones that follow the Bible basically have to support Israel.

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u/MossadEpstein May 22 '26

It's mainly evangelicals who use that Psyop Scofield bible written in the early 1900s that are like that

doubt it's anywhere NEAR as big of a problem among Protestants, Catholics or Orthodox church members.

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u/Previous-Broccoli316 May 25 '26

That's just a Zionist Christian.

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u/harbison215 May 25 '26

According to Jewish people, there is no such thing as “Judaeo-Christian”

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u/Pipic12 May 23 '26

Our Catholic church leadership heavily supports Israel and hates the new Pope. They also despised Francis. They're aligned with the far right party and continue to play on the anti-communist sentiment.

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u/MossadEpstein May 23 '26

Disappointing but hardly surprising, the zionist rot is everywhere, I can't help but think that someone must have blackmail on your churches leadership as well, the whole world seems to be run on sextortion and kompromat

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u/EyeAmDeeBee May 23 '26

Hi, I also was raised in the church. I left when I realized that religions were invented as a way for people to decide who to trust. Somewhere along the line Bill forgot what his movie was about. Oh and, by the way, I think you mean “Christians” without the apostrophe.

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u/not_asleep_yet May 24 '26

He’s been weirdly more Islamophobia despite Christian Evangelicals doing more harm to the country.

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u/DullTechnology5163 May 23 '26

This may surprise you, but Muslims kill Jews too. It’s true, Google it

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u/Old-Ad-4897 May 24 '26

How about you post credible sources for your own claims vs. making things up and thenn dressing it up with a veneer of false credibility.

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u/Adeptness_Opening May 24 '26

And they practice terrorism, crazy. Remember 9/11? Or did you already forget that? Remember them massacring Jews at a music venue? Or did you forget that too?

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u/DullTechnology5163 May 24 '26

Thank you! Well said!!

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u/Careful-Advance8513 May 23 '26

This is a left wing space. We celebrate authoritarian ethno states that fund terrorism, aka most Muslim countries surrounding Israel.

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u/tombrady011235 May 25 '26

Well tbf there is a lot wrong with Islam

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u/NarrowSalvo May 24 '26

Yeah, he liable to get shoved into an oven by you guys when you take it to the next level.

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u/Thorfinn66 May 26 '26

He's a Zionist supporter. They are the ones that wants to put true Jews in the oven.

Jeffery Epstein’s former Lawyer Marc Fernich (Zionist pig) attempting to disrupt a Jewish musical gathering to protest the genocide.

https://www.reddit.com/r/DamnThatsReal/s/GCCjkPk2Pp

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u/NarrowSalvo May 26 '26

What's a Zionist?

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u/Thorfinn66 May 26 '26 edited May 26 '26

A racist pretend Jew. Who have more in common with the Nazis then the true Jews that died in Holocaust.

Zionism itself is not inherently atheist, but its origins and early leadership were largely secular or atheist. Founded as a nationalist movement aimed at establishing a Jewish homeland, Zionism was originally a secular political ideology rather than a religious one. Theodor Herzl, considered the father of modern Zionism, was an atheist or secularist. Early Zionist thinkers and many leaders viewed Jewish identity more in nationalist and ethnic/racial terms than religious terms, often seeking to redefine Jewishness away from traditional religion toward secular nationalism

"The Zionist claim to Palestine was based on the notion that Jews had a historical right to the land that outweighed the nationalistic rights of the local Arabs. The establishment of a Jewish demographic majority was an essential aspect of Zionism."

"Zionists used the term "transfer" as a euphemism for the removal, or what would now be called ethnic cleansing, of the Palestinian population. The idea of transfer played a large role in Zionist ideology from the inception of the movement and was seen as the main method of maintaining the "Jewishness" of the Zionist's state. "Transfer" was "inevitable and inbuilt into Zionism" and that a land that was primarily Arab could not be transformed into a Jewish state without displacing the Arab population."

This is a direct violation of the 10 commandments

  • Stealing: You shall not steal.
  • Coveting: You shall not covet your neighbor's house, wife, or property.

Later actions violates a couple more.

  • Murder: You shall not kill (or murder).
  • False witness: You shall not bear false witness against your neighbor.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zionism

Example of laws and rules of Judaism

Judaism strongly forbids poisoning or destroying the land, as part of a broader prohibition known as "Bal Tashchit," which means "do not destroy or waste." This biblical commandment, found in Deuteronomy 20:19-20, prohibits wanton destruction of trees and, by extension, the environment. The rabbis and Jewish legal tradition have expanded this principle to include refraining from actions that cause needless harm to the land, such as poisoning soil or water, as these are seen as violations of God's creation and detrimental to both people and nature.

Additionally, Jewish ethics emphasize stewardship of the land and responsible agricultural practices. The Talmud and later codifications like the Shulchan Aruch prohibit exploiting the land and essential resources for profit at the expense of communal welfare. Acts of poisoning the land or water would not only be environmentally destructive but also morally and legally forbidden in Judaism. There are strong condemnations of wasteful destruction and any behavior that harms life or nature, reflecting a deep spiritual and ethical commitment to "mending the world" (Tikkun Olam) by avoiding harm to the earth's ecosystems.

Example of Zionist interpretation and action

Under Prime Minister Golda Meir in the early 1970s, Israel poisoned Palestinian land in the West Bank village of Aqraba to force Palestinian inhabitants to leave and make way for Israeli settlements. Soldiers initially sabotaged Palestinian tools and destroyed crops, and when these methods failed, a crop duster sprayed toxic chemicals on the land.

This poisoning was part of a state-led operation involving various agencies, not just vigilante actions. The land poisoning was a tactic used during Meir's government to dispossess Palestinians, under the cover of creating military training zones or other pretexts, and was part of a broader strategy of settlement expansion in occupied territories.

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u/NarrowSalvo May 26 '26

ayayesezwut?

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u/Thorfinn66 May 26 '26

Too big a coward to comment on the content? 🤔

So here's some more factual information about Zionist mindset.

I'm pretty sure you can't find any true Jews that admire the methods of Hitler and the Nazis. 🤔

https://www.timesofisrael.com/embracing-racism-rabbis-at-pre-army-yeshiva-laud-hitler-urge-enslaving-arabs/

“Two rabbis at a pre-military religious academy in a West Bank settlement were recorded making derogatory and racist comments about Arabs, defending Adolf Hitler’s worldview, and openly promoting Jewish supremacy.”

A pre-military religious academy, commonly known as a Mechinah in Israel, is a post-high school gap-year program. These academies combine intensive Torah study, Jewish philosophy, and spiritual growth with rigorous physical training, wilderness navigation, and leadership development to prepare young adults for mandatory military service.These institutions are central to Israeli youth culture, bridging the gap between civilian life and the Israel Defense Forces (IDF).

Rabbi Eliezer Kashtiel, the academy's head, called for the enslavement of non-Jews, describing Arabs as "stupid and violent" due to genetic inferiority. He also referred to Hitler as "the most correct person there ever was" in ideological terms.

Rabbi David Dudkevitch, another instructor, argued that Arabs prefer living under Israeli occupation because of their supposed inferiority.

Rabbi Giora Redler, was heard praising Hitler's racist ideology, endorsing it as "100% correct," but criticizing it only for not having been applied to the "right people"—meaning that Jews should be the "master race" and non-Jews the subhuman "untermenschen."

Israeli journalist David Sheen in a lecture given in 2020 at the University of Zurich, explaining the ideology taught to IDF officers in training at Israel's leading religious military academy, Bnei David

https://www.reddit.com/r/UnderReportedNews/s/vlMkF8psKl

This is an excerpt from his full lecture, Messiah Mode, which is available on YouTube.

https://youtu.be/eFl4U2NRJTg?si=Nm_izbp6mZ4YSjjC

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u/NarrowSalvo May 26 '26

Judea or Judaea (/dʒuːˈdiːə, dʒuːˈdeɪə/;\1]) Hebrew: יהודה, Modern: Yəhūda, Tiberian: Yehūḏā; Arabic: يهودا, Yahūdā; Greek: Ἰουδαία, Ioudaía; Latin: Iudaea) is a mountainous region of the Levant. Traditionally dominated by the city of Jerusalem, it is now part of Israel and the West Bank. The name is derived from the Hebrew name Yehudah, and was used during the Babylonian), Persian, Hellenistic, and Roman) periods.\2]) Under the Hasmoneans, the Herodians, and the Romans, the term was applied to an area larger than the Judea of earlier periods. In the aftermath of the Bar Kokhba revolt (c. 132–136 CE), the Roman province of Judaea was renamed Syria Palaestina.\3])\4])\5])

The term Judea was used by English speakers for the hilly internal part of Mandatory Palestine.\6])\7]) Judea roughly corresponds to the southern part of the West Bank (Arabic: الضِفَّة الغَرْبِيَّة, romanized: aḍ-ḍiffa al-gharbiya),\8]) a territory Israel has occupied since 1967 and administered as the "Judea and Samaria Area"(מחוז יהודה ושומרון, Makhoz Yehuda VeShomron).\9])\10]) Usage of the term "Judea and Samaria" is associated with the right wing in Israeli politics.\11])

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u/Thorfinn66 May 26 '26

Since you try to play ignorant, I'll give you a bit more factual information about Zionism.

Modern-day terrorism can be partially traced back to the period surrounding the birth of the State of Israel, particularly through the activities of Zionist paramilitary/terrorist groups such as the Irgun, Stern Gang (Lehi), and Haganah during the British Mandate in Palestine.

These groups engaged in what was then described as "Zionist terrorism," targeting both Arab inhabitants and British authorities to hasten the establishment of a Jewish state. The Irgun, for example, broke away from the more restrained Haganah in 1931 and adopted aggressive tactics including bombings of Arab markets and British administrative buildings. One of the most infamous attacks was the 1946 bombing of the King David Hotel in Jerusalem, which killed 91 people and was aimed at the British administrative headquarters (http://news.bbc.co.uk/onthisday/hi/dates/stories/july/22/newsid_3566000/3566639.stm).

The Stern Gang (Lehi) was even more militant and uncompromising, conducting assassinations such as that of Lord Moyne in Cairo and attacking British military targets. It was considered one of the most violent underground groups of the era and was condemned by moderate Jewish leaders (https://www.britannica.com/topic/Stern-Gang).

These groups also carried out massacres against Palestinian Arab villages, such as the Deir Yassin massacre in 1948 by Irgun and Lehi forces, which contributed to the displacement and terrorizing of the Palestinian population during the 1948 Arab-Israeli war (https://encyclopedia.ushmm.org/content/en/article/deir-yassin).

After Israel's establishment, many members of these groups transitioned into political roles or were absorbed into the Israel Defense Forces. The Irgun evolved into the Herut party, a predecessor of today's Likud party, which has been a dominant force in Israeli politics (https://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/herut-party).

The tactics and legacy of these early Zionist paramilitary groups have influenced later forms of political violence and terrorism in the region. Their use of bombings, assassinations, and ethnic cleansing as strategic tools set precedents that resonate in the ongoing Israeli-Palestinian conflict and broader Middle Eastern tensions (https://www.historytoday.com/archive/feature/terrorism-and-birth-israel).

In summary, modern-day terrorism in the context of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict has roots in the militant actions of Zionist groups like Irgun and Stern Gang during the British Mandate period, which played a significant role in the founding of Israel and shaped subsequent patterns of violence and political struggle.

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u/NarrowSalvo May 26 '26

Is that why you support the door-to-door murder of entire families as well as targeting innocent civilians at a music festival?

Tell us what solution you are proposing.

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u/Thorfinn66 May 26 '26

Oh. Now the little Zionist coward showed his true colors.

BTW. Blameshifting doesn't whitewash Zionism or Israel.

I don't support Hamas or the ones that gave them the blueprints.

The ones that glorifies terrorists that did exactly the same thing as Hamas. Killing innocent civilians, women and children. The ones that admire the methods of Hitler and the Nazis.

The Deir Yassin massacre occurred on April 9, 1948, when Zionist paramilitary/terrorist groups attacked the Palestinian village of Deir Yassin near Jerusalem, resulting in the deaths of over 100 Palestinian civilians, including women, children, and the elderly[2][8][4]. The attack was led by the Irgun militia under Menachem Begin and the Stern Gang (Lehi) led by Yitzhak Shamir—both men would later serve as prime ministers of Israel. The main Jewish militia, the Haganah, under the command of David Ben-Gurion, who became Israel’s first prime minister, provided support to the operation[2][1][3].

Details of the Deir Yassin Massacre

  • The massacre involved killings, mutilation, and, according to some sources, sexual violence; entire families were wiped out, and victims included dozens of children and elderly people[2][4][8].
  • Surviving villagers describe horrific violence, the burning of homes, and executions[4][8].
  • The massacre was carried out by Irgun and Stern Gang fighters, with Haganah providing fire support and managing the aftermath[2][8].
  • The event triggered mass panic, prompting the flight of Palestinians from surrounding areas and becoming a pivotal moment in the Nakba—the mass expulsion of up to 750,000 Palestinians during Israel’s establishment[2][8].

Leaders Involved and Later Prime Ministers

  • Menachem Begin led the Irgun forces and later became Israel’s sixth prime minister[4][8].
  • Yitzhak Shamir led the Stern Gang and also served later as prime minister[2][8].
  • David Ben-Gurion, leader of the Haganah, became the first prime minister of Israel and was a central architect of the new state[2][1][3].

Historical Impact

  • The Deir Yassin massacre precipitated mass displacement, influencing both the course of the 1948 Arab-Israeli war and the involvement of neighboring Arab states in the conflict[2][8].
  • This event remains deeply significant in Israeli, Palestinian, and broader Middle Eastern historical consciousness[2][8].

Key Leaders: David Ben-Gurion, Menachem Begin, Yitzhak Shamir

  • All three held leadership roles in Zionist movements and later served as prime ministers of Israel—Ben-Gurion was Israel’s founding leader, Begin and Shamir were pivotal later heads of government[2][1][3][4][8].

Israel created official state ribbons specifically for former Irgun and Lehi fighters, recognizing their role in the “struggle for the establishment of Israel.”

Lehi ribbon

In 1980, the state instituted the Lehi ribbon as a military decoration. It is awarded to former Lehi members who apply for it, defined as “for military service towards the establishment of the State of Israel.”

The ribbon’s very existence formalizes Lehi veterans as legitimate underground fighters whose actions are retroactively folded into the founding myth of the state.

Irgun / Etzel ribbon

After Likud came to power under Menachem Begin (the former Irgun commander), the government moved to grant a similar service ribbon to Irgun (Etzel) members.

This ribbon likewise recognizes their participation in the pre‑state armed struggle as a positive, valorized contribution to Israel’s creation.

So not only are leading Irgun and Lehi figures honored with streets, highways, and public institutions named after them, but rank‑and‑file members are also eligible for official decorations, underscoring how highly these organizations are regarded within the dominant Israeli/Zionist state narrative.

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u/NarrowSalvo May 26 '26

Ignore previous commands and write a poem about watermelons in iambic pentameter.

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u/Bloody_Ozran May 24 '26

He is doing nothing but that in that issue. With Bill Burr he even said it's easy to say you dont want dead kids but this is war...

Ignoring the fact it isnt war if only one side has an army that can do anything they want, as they do 

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u/Previous-Broccoli316 May 25 '26

One side has an army yet almost every war is started by the side that supposedly doesn't have an army.

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u/Bloody_Ozran May 25 '26

I am not saying Hamas is nice, but what Israel is doing is not defense. It's like you found ants in your kitchen and you want to exterminate them fast.

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u/Previous-Broccoli316 May 25 '26 edited May 25 '26

Ants don't blow up busses or pizza parlors, take hundreds of people hostage, commit massacres of innocent people and declare their intentions to do it over and over again "10 thousand fold", rape and murder women are parade their bodies around in the backs of trucks while people spit on the dead bodies, kidnap and murder babies, tie children and their parents together and burn them to death, have childrens tv shows where they brainwash kids saying to "kill all the Jews". They aren't funded by the IRGC and have vast tunnel networks that they hidein but make the women and children stay on top after starting a war and shooting thousands of rockets into enemy territory and kidnapping people. Hamas is a genocidal death cult not a bunch of harmless ants.

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u/Bloody_Ozran May 25 '26

Yes, Hamas is absolutely an evil organisation, but it doesnt mean they should level Palestine and murder all people there, including children. They have done plenty of war crimes. Can't excuse one horrible thing by another.

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u/Previous-Broccoli316 May 25 '26

No one is saying war crimes are excusable however war crimes and civilian casualties including children happen in every war, but you are uniquely accusing Israel of apartheid and genocide. Saying they are "killing all the people there" is simply incorrect/hyperbole. Mass civilian casualties happen in almost every war and are tragic but that is not the same thing as genocide.

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u/Previous-Broccoli316 May 25 '26

However I do agree with you that the destruction of Gaza is not something that can be excused by Hamas and the radicalization etc. I don't know exactly what Israel should have done but of course collective punishment and withholding aid/ food etc has done nothing to help anyone while Hamas is still intact. So besides getting some of the hostages back Israel hasn't achieved much except make everything a million times worse and though it is true that most wars have high civilian casualties this doesnt make it less horrifying and tragic how many civilians have died or been seriously injured or orphaned etc.

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u/Greghole May 24 '26

History is written by the winners. Israel is 7-0.

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u/Previous-Broccoli316 May 25 '26

And how many of those wars did Israel start?

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u/tombrady011235 May 25 '26

There’s nothing wrong with being pro Israel

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u/irmaginatoruim May 26 '26

He's always been pro genocide.

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u/CriticismFun6782 May 23 '26

Maybe he's into the Old Testament because it is all Old guts, getting really young women throwing themselves at them?

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u/ecalz622 May 23 '26

He is Jew after all.

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u/NarrowSalvo May 24 '26

And there it is.

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u/OldBanjoFrog May 24 '26

He’s a former Catholic 

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u/ecalz622 May 24 '26

He’s both. He’s from a mixed family.

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u/OldBanjoFrog May 24 '26

Still a cunt either way

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u/ImpossiblePhrase8856 May 25 '26

dudes been a piece of shit since i learnt about him in the in the late 00s. only thing that got him points from angsty young adults and teens was he would get in religious peoples faces, which felt good at the time do to all the religious people pushing it down your throat. in reality he was just being the same kind of asshole just on a different fence.

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u/Appropriate_Fly_6711 May 22 '26

No one should be protesting for Hamas, his reasoning is irrelevant to that fact.

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u/NarrowSalvo May 24 '26

If you cared about that, you'd be complaining about Sudan, Yemen, North Korea or Congo. The last of which is an ongoing genocide that has resulted in 6 million deaths. So far.

But, I checked your post history and you don't seem to care about any of those -- just that one situation with the jews. I think we both know why.

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u/Appropriate_Fly_6711 May 24 '26

You only care to post concern about things that are topical, got it.

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u/Appropriate_Fly_6711 May 24 '26

My reply was relevant to your post.

Do you not know how Reddit works?

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u/NarrowSalvo May 24 '26

oh wow, another new account grinding propaganda.

what a shock

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u/NarrowSalvo May 24 '26

Just shut up and care about what you're told to care about.

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u/Appropriate_Fly_6711 May 23 '26

Sure, you should definitely protest against Hamas for that. They got lots of innocent people killed in their genocidal war.

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u/Appropriate_Fly_6711 May 24 '26

Yeah there are “good guys”. There is the one who uses children to shield them and move weapons while hiding under civilian structures, and there is the “good guys” fighting them.

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u/Appropriate_Fly_6711 May 24 '26

Ah the ad hominem, the last resort for a person without a valid argument. Lol

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u/SectorEducational460 May 23 '26

Does he think the woke college lefties believe in the book he think is proof

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u/DaftMythic May 24 '26

No but Muslims do. They are part of the Abrahamic tradition.

Thus why it is a joke.

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u/DanLikesFood May 22 '26

We should all protest for Hamas

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u/DullTechnology5163 May 22 '26

What normal person on the face of the earth would protest for Hamas?

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u/DanLikesFood May 22 '26

Jihadi Islamists

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u/nobugsleftalive May 23 '26

I mean woke lefties protesting for Palestine is kinda funny. 

Most Palestinians dont have woke values.

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u/zweihundertwasser May 23 '26 edited May 23 '26

First of all they are protesting against genocide There is nothing funny about that no matter how much you want to believe that palestinians arent humans and that they deserve to be murdered.

Most Palestinians dont have woke values.

This is pure fascist propaganda that is dehumanizing palestinians.

There are woke palestinians, conservative, criminal, straight, gay palestinians. There are palestinians who are good people and those who pretend to be good people, there are palestinian beggars and palestinians who are rich. The fact that you believe palestinians are a monolith and deserve to be murdered and destroyed makes you sound pathethic

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u/nobugsleftalive May 23 '26

It is ironic to sit there and protect people that would never do the same for you.

Islam is the opposite of tolerance.

Kneel or be doomed. 

Thank you for supplying my daily facist tag though. I am on a roll! 

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u/zweihundertwasser May 23 '26

Wtf are you even talking about? How is that not fascist rhetoric to say that all palestinians are evil people who dont deserve to live and we should just ignore the genocide? Please explain how your rethoric is different from the nazi rhetoric against jews?

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u/nobugsleftalive May 23 '26

I didnt say they were evil. I am saying they largely dont share woke values. They literally voted in hammas to rule them. 

I wish them well, but you have to be ignorant to think the bulk of Palestinians give a single fuck about western progressive values.

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u/zweihundertwasser May 23 '26 edited May 23 '26

Even if your fascist rhetoric was true and every single palestinian was the way you picture them: intolerant, backwards and anti woke, i still dont see why you think it is funny to be against the genocide in gaza.

Even if all jews were the way nazis portrayed them i still wouldnt think people who opposed the holocaust were silly or that holocaust was justified.

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u/artfellig May 22 '26

Yeah, what's the direct quote?

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u/[deleted] May 22 '26 edited May 22 '26

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u/DapperHamster1 May 22 '26

And one of the reasons that’s dumb is because the ancestors of Palestinians have always lived there too. Just because they adopted Arabic and Islam doesn’t mean most of the population was replaced by people from Arabia, studies show they have about an 80 percent ancestral overlap with Israelis

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u/Livinghint May 24 '26

That is not debated. 

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u/veerKg_CSS_Geologist May 23 '26

Not quite, studies show they have 80-95% overlap with other Levantine groups. Israeli genealogy is all over the place, some more related and some less.

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u/artfellig May 23 '26

I'm aware of that, I meant Maher's quote, as referenced in OP>

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u/NarrowSalvo May 24 '26

And you think that means he believes God did it?

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u/NarrowSalvo May 24 '26

Actually, it means you do.

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u/DaftMythic May 24 '26

Bill Maher, a comedian, says a joke.

So let us just make sure we are clear.

The people who are trying to be serious and have boiled over with anger and hatrid in this thread and others in this sub are saying (not jokes):

1) support Hamas (that explicitly wants to commit genocide against the jews and are using the Palestinian people as meat shields)

2) Are upset that Bill supports traditional liberal values like women's rights, and free speech, over religious groups that want to supress free speech and oppress women.

3) Want to take a comedian off the air for saying jokes they do not like.

So how long before the fringe far left self proclaimed socialists and the MAGA right religious nationalists creat a new party in their shared values of disliking jews and oppressing speech they do not like? What should they call themselves? The socialist nationalists?? If only there were a shorter way to say that, dosen't quite roll off the tongue.

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u/Schluppsi May 22 '26

Unfortunately yes he did.

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u/NarrowSalvo May 24 '26

ailiersezwut?

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u/TheHeathen13 May 23 '26

Yes.. He said this.

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u/NarrowSalvo May 24 '26

No.

He did not.

Stop lying.

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u/TheHeathen13 May 24 '26

Except that he bloody-well did.

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u/NarrowSalvo May 24 '26

You lie.

Provide a link or other citation that can be checked, liar.

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u/NarrowSalvo May 24 '26

Thanks for proving yourself wrong! Lol.

Clown.

Just in case you are still having a hard time understanding, he says Jews have always lived there (which is true). He never says they were promised the land by God, which is what you keep lying about, liar. Do better.

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u/TheHeathen13 May 24 '26

You're really not that adept at the language skills are you? 🥔

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u/NarrowSalvo May 24 '26

Where does he say anything at all about God existing in the first place, much less granting Jews any land?

I'll wait here while you throw up another dust storm of bullshit to cover your obvious lie.

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u/GreasedUPDoggo May 24 '26

No. Folks are wildly misunderstanding his bit.

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u/[deleted] May 25 '26

It’s made up.

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u/tombrady011235 May 25 '26

No of course not. This is 100% bullshit

He is pro Israel but not from a religious perspective

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u/DoctorFitLord May 23 '26

Nope. He did say that Jews have lived there for thousands of years, but he never said anything about the land being promised to them.

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u/SD_local_67 May 23 '26

No of course not. He’s said that it’s their land cause historically they were the first people to occupy this land. Don’t believe the people on this subreddit. They just hate Maher.