I'm going to go out on a limb so thick it should be a perpendicular trunk here and suggest you don't get yourself kicked out of over a hundred countries and censured by however many other nations and cultures over more than a millennium simply for being smart and successful.
Yes, the Jews have faced unjust persecution in the past, but to suggest any and all repudiation against them is simply a result of petty jealousy is straining the credulity so severely as to effectively atomize it.
Okay, there's some heresy at work here. And @adam-1 is in on it.
@woodsmoke I should have gone for the full adamleonas nickname. I deserve the roasting...
@Kloi I'm thrilled to hear you are reading my book at any rate! It's been ten years since I've written it, I was much younger and less knowledge back then, but, if I'm allowed a moment of smugness, I still read things I wrote and wonder "wow! how the fuck did I have that brilliant insight back then???"
Unlike @Typo-MAGAshiv I'm not the audio book type, but I read @Land_of_the_losers, and although it's a bit on the MGTOW side :) it's quite an enjoyable read. Pioneered the asian connection too, ahead of its time.
All in all, I feel quite cosy in your company here, guys.
...huh. I was going to tag @redpillschool just for shits and giggles but it looks like something might actually be borked here.
In my (admittedly limited) experience, Zionists make a lot of noise and definitely wield far more influence in American politics and bureaucracy than they should, but in practical, on-the-ground terms, it seems like there really aren't that many of them.
Particularly among MAGA conservatives, just about everyone I know and have spoken to wants to wash our hands of the Middle East as a whole. It's nothing to do with us and none of our concern. Let Israel and the Arab states nuke each other into the ground or build a magical socialist utopia together, just keep us the Hell out of it.
@woodsmoke Ok... When you put it that way, it leaves no moral ambiguity open to question, making your POV much easier to understand on first read.
I genuinely don't understand your point. Wanting him to suffer on a personal level does not imply I believe he should be made to suffer, nor does it mean I'm secretly advocating for anyone else to bring about said suffering.
Any suffering this hateful fuck experiences should be entirely of his own making and rooted in his own fundamental cowardice.
but that doesn't mean I can't hope the murderer breaks and humiliates himself
But that makes you the one not seen to be serving justice rather than indulging in vengeance. And if TRP's erstwhile view that politics is downstream of culture holds any meaning or relevance, where does that put even individual personal indulgence in this POV?