MAGA: FBI Reports Largest Spike in Hate Crimes Since 9/11

You constantly post bigoted crap against Poindexter because he is Jewish.
Pretending you don't like him because of his politics does not excuse your obvious bigotry.
If you don't want to be a bigot then only bring up the man's religious beliefs when and if it is relevant.

Its just like when your side brings out its anti Christian stuff during political arguments. Its vile. Its hate and the audacity you leftist have to project your hate onto conservative Americans is galling.

Its one thing to be a lefty. Its quite another to attempt to achieve your goals through falsely demonizing and marginalizing others.




Slartibartfast said:
No I am not. ;)

You are a bigot.

You really are just so stupid it defies belief. Trump has a lot of Jewish friends. Pretty much all one faction of Jewish though.

Do a little research.

He is for anyone who will suck his knob, he is against anyone who does not, like the VAST majority of US Jews. I like 'em myself, I don't like some others. That is what happens with warring factions, some nice, some arseholes.

You like the arseholes. Face in arsehole is your happy place.
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https://www.washingtonpost.com/worl...fe01fcdc3a6_story.html?utm_term=.eef022c8a330

"Dermer also backed Trump, saying he was “not aware of a single non-Israeli leader that has made such a strong statement in condemning anti-Semitism.”"

(That is some royal knob sucking and arse licking right there)

"Nancy Bernstein, co-chair of J Street Pittsburgh, a liberal American Jewish group, said that many American Jews accuse Trump of contributing to the polarized atmosphere that led to the shooting and were unhappy about Israeli leaders being so close with the president. She took particular aim at Bennett, who has been a visible presence in Pittsburgh after the shooting attack.

“He has a history of inciting against refugees in Israel, and this was the very reason that 11 people were murdered in our synagogue here,” she said, referring to the alleged shooter’s anger toward a Jewish group that assists immigrants in the U.S.

“As Jews, we were once refugees and immigrants,” she added. “We understand what it’s like to be turned away and not taken care of. Most of us get it.”

The Israeli government’s consistent support for Trump has far less to do with his controversial domestic policies and more with the blanket international support he has granted Israel.

Fulfilling a campaign promise, Trump recognized Jerusalem as Israel’s capital and moved the U.S. Embassy there.

In a break from previous administrations, he has placed the blame for failed peace talks solely on the Palestinians and refrained from criticizing Israeli settlement activity. He also pulled out of the Iran nuclear agreement, a step welcomed by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Netanyahu has also angered the liberal Reform and Conservative streams of Judaism, which represent the majority of affiliated Jews in the U.S., by siding with Orthodox rabbinical authorities on issues of recognition and pluralism in Israel.

Rabbi Ammiel Hirsch of the Stephen Wise Free Synagogue in New York, a self-described “passionate Zionist” who recently met with Netanyahu to discuss Israel’s relations with American Jews, said the Israeli government mishandled its response to the Pittsburgh shooting.

“What the Israelis should have done is express unity with the Jewish community, unity with American society ... and stand in solidarity,” he said. “That’s all.”

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Not by me @LacesOut.

While European Jews have a reputation for being intelligent, there are clearly glaring exceptions.

That and obviously seeing the extent some will go to like the guy behind the Xela persona (who also had more likes than posts... because he was specifically seeking that) got me digging a little deeper.
 
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Wow is that some tortured logic.

I grant you Trump contributed a bit to a polarized atmosphere because he wanted to keep terrorists out. (plus he made a bad comment about a latino judge.)

But the left is massively responsible for the polarized atmosphere. It was a very effective get out the vote tactic and it worked.


Slartibartfast said:
https://www.washingtonpost.com/worl...fe01fcdc3a6_story.html?utm_term=.eef022c8a330

"Dermer also backed Trump, saying he was “not aware of a single non-Israeli leader that has made such a strong statement in condemning anti-Semitism.”"

(That is some royal knob sucking and arse licking right there)

"Nancy Bernstein, co-chair of J Street Pittsburgh, a liberal American Jewish group, said that many American Jews accuse Trump of contributing to the polarized atmosphere that led to the shooting and were unhappy about Israeli leaders being so close with the president. She took particular aim at Bennett, who has been a visible presence in Pittsburgh after the shooting attack.

“He has a history of inciting against refugees in Israel, and this was the very reason that 11 people were murdered in our synagogue here,” she said, referring to the alleged shooter’s anger toward a Jewish group that assists immigrants in the U.S.

“As Jews, we were once refugees and immigrants,” she added. “We understand what it’s like to be turned away and not taken care of. Most of us get it.”

The Israeli government’s consistent support for Trump has far less to do with his controversial domestic policies and more with the blanket international support he has granted Israel.

Fulfilling a campaign promise, Trump recognized Jerusalem as Israel’s capital and moved the U.S. Embassy there.

In a break from previous administrations, he has placed the blame for failed peace talks solely on the Palestinians and refrained from criticizing Israeli settlement activity. He also pulled out of the Iran nuclear agreement, a step welcomed by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Netanyahu has also angered the liberal Reform and Conservative streams of Judaism, which represent the majority of affiliated Jews in the U.S., by siding with Orthodox rabbinical authorities on issues of recognition and pluralism in Israel.

Rabbi Ammiel Hirsch of the Stephen Wise Free Synagogue in New York, a self-described “passionate Zionist” who recently met with Netanyahu to discuss Israel’s relations with American Jews, said the Israeli government mishandled its response to the Pittsburgh shooting.

“What the Israelis should have done is express unity with the Jewish community, unity with American society ... and stand in solidarity,” he said. “That’s all.”

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TJustice said:
Wow is that some tortured logic.

I grant you Trump contributed a bit to a polarized atmosphere because he wanted to keep terrorists out. (plus he made a bad comment about a latino judge.)

But the left is massively responsible for the polarized atmosphere. It was a very effective get out the vote tactic and it worked.
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TJustice said:
You constantly post bigoted crap against Poindexter because he is Jewish.
Pretending you don't like him because of his politics does not excuse your obvious bigotry.
If you don't want to be a bigot then only bring up the man's religious beliefs when and if it is relevant.

Its just like when your side brings out its anti Christian stuff during political arguments. Its vile. Its hate and the audacity you leftist have to project your hate onto conservative Americans is galling.

Its one thing to be a lefty. Its quite another to attempt to achieve your goals through falsely demonizing and marginalizing others.
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LOL, you’re hilarious...Vile, Audacity, Galling..falsely demonizing and marginalizing others..HaHa, I know you’re full of shit but this is pure gold.
 
TJustice said:
Its just like when your side brings out its anti Christian stuff during political arguments. Its vile. Its hate and the audacity you leftist have to project your hate onto conservative Americans is galling.
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Are you for real? that's because there is no place for religion in politics. Women's rights, gay rights, equal rights, birth control, science and many more have been taken away or impacted in a negative way cause of religious BS. Wasn't this last SCOTUS shenanigans rooted in religious beliefs impacting the women's rights?
also after electing someone like Trump, right-wing Christians have no credibility anymore. for the greater of the good BS doesn't cut anymore.
 
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