Yup. The only people allowed to be openly racist are jews.
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I always have to laugh when members of the most thoroughly inbred race on the globe call peoples without multiple common genetic disorders inbred.
I mean it was pretty obvious
To most it was.
I accede to your judgment. Good call.
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When you know, you just know
I prefer to give voice to reasonable alternatives when the truth isn't absolute, so that I, nor my brothers, falter due to our assumptions being wrong.
In our pursuit to be good people, and to improve, we must prioritize and pursue truth with fervor and careful measure. We must know what is true, what is false, what we currently don't know, and what we assume. As mortal, finite, imperfect beings, what we don't know is immeasurable, and we will always be forced to make assumptions, so that we may act. If we were ever fearful of making a mistake, bogged down by uncertainty, we'd be huddled in a corner for all eternity. Still, we must know the options to our assumptions, and acknowledge our wrongs when they occur, so we can more easily move forward in accordance with truth.
To be specific on the topic, I've seen a lot of people make signs on a whim, without planning them out. Still, though, given the world we're living in, you held the safer bet. In much of life, that's the most any of us can do when it comes to uncertainty. Judge it by what we already know, and make assumptive conclusions until possibly being proven otherwise. In many cases, it would be downright foolish to see a dangerous animal, and proclaim "I don't know this animal yet, it may be safe", even though the pattern of behavior for that animal is dangerous. That's why pattern recognition is both a foundation of wisdom, and a requirement for survival for imperfect, finite, mortal beings.
In our pursuit to be good people, and to improve, we must prioritize and pursue truth with fervor and careful measure. We must know what is true, what is false, what we currently don't know, and what we assume. As mortal, finite, imperfect beings, what we don't know is immeasurable, and we will always be forced to make assumptions, so that we may act. If we were ever fearful of making a mistake, bogged down by uncertainty, we'd be huddled in a corner for all eternity. Still, we must know the options to our assumptions, and acknowledge our wrongs when they occur, so we can more easily move forward in accordance with truth.
To be specific on the topic, I've seen a lot of people make signs on a whim, without planning them out. Still, though, given the world we're living in, you held the safer bet. In much of life, that's the most any of us can do when it comes to uncertainty. Judge it by what we already know, and make assumptive conclusions until possibly being proven otherwise. In many cases, it would be downright foolish to see a dangerous animal, and proclaim "I don't know this animal yet, it may be safe", even though the pattern of behavior for that animal is dangerous. That's why pattern recognition is both a foundation of wisdom, and a requirement for survival for imperfect, finite, mortal beings.
So let me get this straight
She did all that "Racism, Antisemitism, homophobia" just for attention??
Or was this some 8D chess in order to "divide" the Palestinian protest as the fags on twitter proclaimed?
She did all that "Racism, Antisemitism, homophobia" just for attention??
Or was this some 8D chess in order to "divide" the Palestinian protest as the fags on twitter proclaimed?
I called it in that thread, its stereotypical jew/woman behavior to seek attention by being as edgy as possible.
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edit: context is https://communities.win/c/ConsumeProduct/p/17txoj8WXe/i-think-shes-the-one/c