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*Vegas » 25 Sep 2024, 9:54 am » wrote: ↑

25 Sep 2024, 9:54 am

then they probably wouldn't be so hated by everybody. I incessantly hear, time and time again, how the Jews have been the most persecuted people in history going back 1000s of years. But what I rarely hear asked, if ever at all, is whether or not they are the ones that are always starting the ****. Habitual liars tend to get attacked. 

Here is the average M.O. of Jews:

Step 1: They do something sleazy to another group and then lie about it. 
Step 2: The victims get pissed, so they attack the Jews for their sleazy act.
Step 3: Jews cry that they were attacked and that they are now the victims who have a right to fight back. 
Step 4: Repeat.

the most persecuted people historically has always been whoever happened to lose in a struggle for power.

and jews have always had a rather bizarre relationship with power, which would demand some explanation if simply taken at face value, and even moreso given the context of how jews often pretend to be weak (how can people be persecuted unless they are more weak than the persecutor?)

Even if their own Torah, it is remarkable. And nobody seems to even notice it. How would Abraham randomly attract the attention of God? He accomplished little other than attracting the attention of god.. one could wonder why God would not have some more important person to focus on. Utnapishtum, for example...other people tend to justify their heros by having done great deeds. Not jews. How did Moses just happen to become the adopted prince of Egypt? That seems random. How did Joseph just happen to be the interpreter of dreams from the persian king?

I understand this is just mythology, but it is mythology that came from the Jewish imagination. Which illustrates that this is the world they know. And it is easy to see why people like Moses or like Jacob or Joseph would wind up being g persecuted because in a sense they are kinda asking for it. Jews don't seem to be capable of minding their own business.