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What do do with the not all or not all x is y argument?
posted 1 year ago by SSAnon1488 on scored.co (+0 / -0 / +13Score on mirror )
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This is concerning Jewish actions and Judaism. Someone saying but not all jews did that or not all jews follow Judaism is true, but jews still need to be eradicated, but how can I say that without the not all argument getting in the way?
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TakenusernameA on scored.co
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Yes, but they didnt have their parents moving from city to city and gaslighting them into believing this was because Nazis were around every corner to get them. And a lot of whites *are* spiritually jewish (materialist) thanks to the jewish influence around them, most notably in the Goyest Gen and Boomers, whereas the subsequent generations are ironically too poor for the most part to be completely materialistic as their parents were. Whites, at least in the anglosphere, have been a lot more judaized than we would like to admit, especially thanks to the influence of ((((Freemasonry))) and the Soyentism it promotes.
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