Posted in: Two nurses in Australia suspended for reportedly making antisemitic comments See in context
These 2 should not be saying such things........But at this point it's just words that are trivial compared to Israel's merciless slaughter of tens of thousands of Gazans.
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Posted in: Israel's Netanyahu to meet Trump in Washington on Feb 4 See in context
Trump's proposal is exactly what Israel has wanted for decades.
Forced relocation and ceding of their country would be the ultimate humiliation of the Gazans.
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Posted in: Trump’s Palestinian refugee idea falls flat with Jordan and confounds a Senate ally See in context
Egypt and Jordan, along with the Palestinians, worry that Israel would never allow them to return to Gaza once they have left.
Which is exactly what Israel has wanted all along.
Trump is on the wrong side of this issue, the side of the murderous ethnic cleansing Israelis.
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Posted in: People leave New Zealand in record numbers in year to November See in context
People waking up to the fact that ultra liberals like former leader Jacinta Adern/Gavin Newsom/Kamala Harris/ Justin Trudeau etc. eventually ruin every city/country they rule?
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Posted in: Trump says there are only two genders, will end diversity programs See in context
revolution of common sense.
Exactly
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Posted in: Some U.S. lawmakers want more Christianity in the classroom. Trump could embolden their plans See in context
@Jimizo
You can find the nice stuff in there as well as justifications for genocide, slavery, racism, land theft, the mistreatment of women, child abuse etc.
Christians follow Christ's teachings....hence the name CHISTians. Please quote chapter and verse of His teachings, or any New Testament writer that justifies genocide, slavery, racism, land theft, the mistreatment of women, child abuse etc.
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Posted in: Some U.S. lawmakers want more Christianity in the classroom. Trump could embolden their plans See in context
@Tokyo Guy
My whole family is essentially nonreligious. None of us has ever been in legal trouble, and as far as I can make out we're all upstanding citizens who live our lives without doing bad stuff. In my family there are medical professionals who spend their lives helping others, and teachers who dedicate their careers to improving the prospects of young people when they enter the larger world out there.
Let's take an example. I don't steal, because I know that 1) stealing usually causes another person (or people) to suffer, and 2) stealing is agreed on by most people to be wrong. Further, I would, if caught, be punished for it and that would undo the work I've put in on being a contributing member to society. Even if I were not caught, I'd be living with the knowledge that I had potentially caused harm (financial or emotional, or both) to another person who I probably don't even know. There are plenty of good reasons not to steal.
> Same result, different way of getting there.
Good for you. However the Bible commands far more than that kind of morality.
It commands loving your enemies, turning the other cheek, forgiving those who harm us, generosity to our own hurt, actively seeking to help and love our neighbors, putting the needs of others above our own, etc. etc.
I realise that many Christians don't live up to that. But it is a great standard to strive for.
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Posted in: Some U.S. lawmakers want more Christianity in the classroom. Trump could embolden their plans See in context
Christianity is what made the US and the rest of the Western world great.
Nevertheless, the US is a democracy. Let the people decide which ideology they want; woke secularism founded on the belief that creation created itself? Or Christianty? Or something else. May they choose wisely.
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Posted in: Sam Kerr appears in court charged with racially aggravated harassment of a police officer See in context
Kerr's case should be dropped. No one should be legally punished for thier words, however offensive.
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Posted in: Djokovic claims he was 'poisoned' before 2022 Australian Open deportation See in context
God bless Djokovic. A man of conviction, and humble enough to forgive and forget.
As for the Aussie government....they've gone off the deep end.
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Posted in: Why are there so many cults in Japan? See in context
This is very poor reporting and irresponsible of JT to publish it. Japan has religious freedom and unless actually breaking the law residents are free to practise as thier conscience leads.
Tarnishing many sincere believers (Soga Gakkai, etc) with the pejorative "cult" label and lumping them in with Aleph is harsh.
BTW, social scientists avoid using the word "cult" because it cannot be defined clearly. One man's cult is another's save haven.
Another BTW..... All the present major religions were at first labeled as "cults". Look at them now.
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Posted in: McDonald's is latest company to roll back diversity goals See in context
Well done McDonald's. But make no mistake, it's all about money. They've seen the shift in public sentiment and have adjusted accordingly.
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Posted in: Disinformation experts slam Meta decision to end U.S. fact-checking See in context
Bravo Meta!
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Posted in: Man arrested for kicking police car outside koban in Mie Prefecture See in context
@Pudus
news worthy?
Seems trivial to post an article about a man getting arrested for kicking a police car door. But this article reflects what a relatively safe place Japan is compared to other countries, where rather than damage to police cars, like in this incident in Mie Prefecture, headlines might be something like "Woman set on fire and killed in New York subway" I'd rather Kazunori Mashima than the criminals of many other countries.
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Posted in: Israeli airstrike hits Gaza humanitarian zone as Netanyahu OKs a delegation to talks in Qatar See in context
May God have mercy on the poor Palestinians.
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Posted in: Israeli strikes kill 12 in Gaza, including children, as war grinds into the new year See in context
This is not a war between two more or less equal sovereign combatants. It's a genocidal slaughter of a virtually helpless victim nation by a vastly superior occupying power.
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Posted in: Netflix averages more than 30 million viewers globally for its NFL Christmas Day doubleheader See in context
NFL on Christmas Day?! The commercialisation of the day has descended another level.
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Posted in: Israeli troops burn Gaza hospital after forcibly removing staff and patients, officials say See in context
SAVAGES to say the least, God's chosen people !??? doing the devils work
Exactly. They will reap what they sowed one day.
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Posted in: Gaza mediators intensify ceasefire efforts as Israeli strikes kill 20 people See in context
Spineless Arab mediators and Zionist US negotiators are useless. They will accomplish nothing and even if they try Israel will weasel out of it one way or another.
Arabs should withhold oil from the world.....but they won't.
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Posted in: Gaza mediators intensify ceasefire efforts as Israeli strikes kill 20 people See in context
Stopping the killing in Gaza is not Antisemitism
Correct! Well said.
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Posted in: Why ‘A Charlie Brown Christmas’ almost didn’t air − and why it endures See in context
Schulz had tapped into something audiences were craving: an honest, heartfelt message that cut through the commercialism.
The writer of this article has a point here that is just as relevant today. Modern audiences, like those in Schulz's day, still crave such wholesome, even faith based, content. That's why ‘A Charlie Brown Christmas’ still endures as a favourite.
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Posted in: Israel kills at least 66 Palestinians in Gaza; strikes post office used as shelter See in context
War criminals.
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Posted in: Vandals burn car, spray graffiti in latest antisemitic attack in Australia See in context
It's obvious the directive has gone out from elite Zionists for the media to highlight anti-Semitism in order to deflect attention from Israel's slaughter of 40000+ Gazans and utter destruction of thier country.
What's worse? A burnt car and graffiti? Or 40000+ brutal deaths?
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Posted in: Brief altercation between fans mars France-Israel soccer match despite heavy security See in context
...slaughtered by Israel?
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Posted in: Brief altercation between fans mars France-Israel soccer match despite heavy security See in context
What's more important? A few scuffles in Europe? Instances of alleged anti Semitism here and there (actually just criticism)? OR 45000 Gazan's brutally slaughter
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Posted in: Self-described Nazi becomes first person jailed in Australia for performing outlawed salute See in context
Australia going completely off the rails.
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Posted in: Trump elected U.S. president in stunning comeback See in context
A David v Goliath victory. Love him or hate him, you gotta hand it to Trump.
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Posted in: 240 kg of new Koshihikari rice stolen in Shiga Prefecture See in context
So glad to be a resident of a country where such a minor crime makes national news.
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Posted in: Harris slams Trump for hypocrisy on abortion as U.S. starts voting See in context
she said had caused the deaths of two women.
Baby deaths due to abortions in the US in 2015: 650,000.
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Posted in: Trump says 'I hate Taylor Swift!' in Truth Social post See in context
You won't gain respect by being petty and hateful.
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“One Hundred and One Ways to Gut America” by Elon Musk & Donald J. Trump
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Posted in: Russia, U.S. agree to work toward improving ties and ending Ukraine war
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Google Contreras Trump Lawsuit
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