lurker1

Preno:
I'm not claiming that ALL the Jews are, but only a minority of todays Jews are Hebrew. Why should a Turk who was converted to Judiaism in Khazaria feel entitled to a homeland in Israel? Should the native Indians who were converted to Catholicism feel entitled to a homeland in Europe???

lenrek

Arrgh! Which channel? Did you tape it?

I want to be on TV also!

<FART>

:Cheeky:

lurker1

Sure. I wish you luck at shifting off the current inhabitants, though. I doubt the West is going to be so supportive this time...

RED DAVE

From lurker1:
Why don't you take some time off, a year or two, and read the link I provided and get some education instead of spilling your rants, which reek of antisemitism over this board?

RED DAVE

rexrex4

.Your rants, to copy your smear style word, reek of pro-semitism, ie Jewish self centeredness. Now why isn't turnabout fair play?

RED DAVE

From rexrex4:
A day without rexrex4 is a day without love! He's such a munchkin!

RED DAVE

Jimmy Higgins

Personally, I'm tired or reading the words "anti-semite" and "anti-semitism". They are so over used that it is seriously ridiculous. I ask people to stop using them and replace them with "stupid mother fucker" and "stupid mother fuckin' thinking", respectively. The change would be refreshing.

Don2 (Don1 Revised)

I have an answer to your question. Just because two things can be worded as opposites does not mean that they should be given equal time. Or that one is equal in severity to another. When the two are not nearly equal, turnabout is not quite fair.

IsItJustMe

Bah! Logic! The oldest Joo trick of all!

lurker1

RED DAVE:
Post a link and then glorify yourself as a master debater. Good show, old chap!

I'm afraid to say that just one link isn't enough to support your thesis. Tell you what, why don't we 'discuss' this Khazaria issue, if you don't feel that you are above having a discussion with someone who is in your eyes an 'anti-semite'?