According to the strict law of the torah
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Like pigs rolling in their own filth while using a salad fork.
>find loopholes around rules that you made up
>God doesn't punish you for breaking rules that you ascribe to Him because you put a paper bag over His head
"Hurray! We have lawyer'd Hashem yet again"
Honestly, I believe that the insanity of shabbat is just media-friendly practice for orthodox jews to learn how to spiritually lawyer their way around things that actually *are* sins, such as baal worship and child sacrifice, which they do frequently. If you practice loopholes with rules that are made the fuck up, you can *actually* break all of the real laws more effectively. Or something.
Of course this requires treating God as some dude in the sky that somehow simultaneously knows and gets really pissed off if you use the tetragrammaton or flick a lightswitch on saturday, but at the same time can be deceived by swinging a chicken around your head or hanging dental floss around Manhattan. To the jews, God is a blithering moron with anger issues that can be bested by saying "umm, well, technically, according to the rabbinic law of the talmud...".
Furthermore, I consider that Israel must be destroyed
It's not like anyone is judging if it's convincing or not. I have yet to see a jew actually convince ANYONE of his position, and not just say it and get the approval of his kin. They do censorship, bribe politicians, bribe police, use tricks, use subtlety, and almost always their plans hinge on NOT being found out.
Let's not pretend like jews are oh-so great debaters for their causes. They say they tricked "g-d" and then they fuck each other in the ass, and that's it. There is no debate, no back-and-forth, no confirmation.