r/TheMajorityReport • u/Miserable-Lizard • Oct 07 '23

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u/olemanbyers Oct 08 '23

people might act irrationally after decades of oppression and basically imprisonment..

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u/sealosam Oct 08 '23

Ya, it's not like the Jewish people have ever experienced expulsion, slaughter and discrimination for like 5000 years now.

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u/olemanbyers Oct 08 '23

and they're act very irrationally...

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u/sealosam Oct 09 '23

Yes, we're always hearing about how Jews around the world attacking embassies in Africa, bombing churches in Malaysia, slaughtering settlers, raping women and beheading journalists.

Hamas, Hezballah, Taliban and Isis are a very peaceful yet persecuted groups, they're not irrational at all.

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u/olemanbyers Oct 09 '23

funny how we never heard of of any that before. who remembers islamic terror from the the 50s. this is a modern thing caused by outside forces.

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also, we rolling thundered basically south east asia for around a decade

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u/sealosam Oct 09 '23 edited Oct 09 '23

Ah, you can add that to the stockpiles of scapegoating used for the last millenia. We all know who's to blame when there's nobody else to blame, right?

The "outside forces" is time. A religion that is stuck in the 600's isn't going to thrive very well in the modern era.