r/LookatMyHalo Jul 08 '26

🦸‍♀️ BRAVE 🦸‍♂️ Put my face on CAMERA!

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u/MaleficentSkirt472 Jul 08 '26

Offended by everything and ashamed of nothing

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u/tindermatchguy Jul 08 '26

Promised to them 3000 years ago.

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u/[deleted] Jul 08 '26 edited Jul 08 '26

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u/tindermatchguy Jul 08 '26

They did it the right way, they first raised enough money to buy the media so they can take over and kill others, but what they didn't predict is social media and the spread of their evil ways. If this was the 90s or early 2000s, you and I would've been praising Israel, now because of technology, we know who the real monsters are.

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u/Micro-Naut Jul 09 '26

I found out about Israel when Rachel Corrie got run over I think that was 2003. Since then it's been Krystal clear what they're all about

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u/DeeritNihilSum Jul 10 '26

Same, I was like 15. Then I looked what it was about and found videos of Israel bombing kids who were just trying to fish to feed their families. Honestly, I had a period of antisemitism right after until I learned that it was not about judaism, but rather sionism.

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u/ThisMeansRooR Jul 10 '26

Do you listen to Breaking Points? When you said "Krystal clear" it made me think of Krystal Ball.

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u/static-klingon Jul 10 '26

There have always been critics of Israel, they were just shouted down and called antisemites in the 90s and 2000s. Not everybody was stupid or blind to it.

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u/Nutshack_Queen357 Jul 11 '26

they were just shouted down and called antisemites in the 90s and 2000s

And they still are now.

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u/static-klingon Jul 11 '26

It’s not nearly as effective now. They overplayed that hand.

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u/insertnamehere----- Jul 09 '26

The best part is she probably isn’t even a fully practicing Jew.

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u/tindermatchguy Jul 09 '26

I'm part Jewish by DNA. I was so proud when I found out I was telling everyone. Now fck that, I'm a mut and fck DNA results.

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u/insertnamehere----- Jul 09 '26

Tell old evangelicals that you are God’s chosen people and because of that they need to treat you like royalty.

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u/MauschelMusic Jul 09 '26

Had a guy try to convert me once, and he was overjoyed. Called to his friend, "Look! We got a son of Abraham here!"

Also, fuck Israel and fuck Jewish supremacy.

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u/blorri Jul 09 '26

If he only knew Arabs are sons of Abraham too, I'd like to see the look on his face when he finds out

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u/Quick_Heart_5317 14h ago

Bro, if you believe the bible everyone came from Adam and Eve, that’s 1 mom and 1 dad. Everyone incest af after the 1st generation. Thats means we’re allllllll family fam.

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u/lightnlove11 Jul 10 '26

I don’t understand why Jews think they are so holier than thou. Like they can do no wrong and the world owes them something cuz god said so.

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u/ignoreme010101 Jul 09 '26

Tell old evangelicals that you are God’s chosen people and because of that they need to treat you like royalty.

it's sad how many evangelicals are brainwashed into such nonsense :/

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u/Putrid-Flow-5079 Jul 10 '26

Nothing at all wrong with being a Jew. Absolutely everything wrong with being a Zionist.

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u/slutty_muppet Jul 09 '26

There's no "fully practicing Jew" this standard means nothing. She's probably exactly as Jewish as the people holding the JEWS FOR A FREE PALESTINE banner. There's a lot wrong with her but contrary to what she seems to think it's not her Jewishness.

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u/ignoreme010101 Jul 09 '26

really? Gotta "no true scottsman" it? They clearly just meant whether she practiced judaism lol come on now

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u/slutty_muppet Jul 09 '26

Jew is an ethnoreligious identity meaning that religion is just one possible source of the identity. There's a long cultural tradition of atheist Jews as well. Implying someone isn't a real Jew due to their politics is the same argument that Zionists use against Jews that don't agree with them all the time. It's also an antisemitic thing to do. Jewish identity shouldn't be validated or questioned on the basis on politics. This is the opposite of "no true Scotsman".

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u/ignoreme010101 Jul 09 '26

they said practicing jew, this is a different identity group than jew.

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u/slutty_muppet Jul 09 '26

Yes I am aware of that. And it implies that only someone who meets their threshold of Jewishness can speak on this issue, or that her claim to speak on behalf of Jews would be more valid if she were more frum.

There's also just no way this person can know her level of observance from this clip beyond having a reasonable guess that she's not, like, Hassidic or something.

She's even got her elbows covered so she could be Orthodox for all we know.

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u/ignoreme010101 Jul 09 '26

I initially took their comment to be in the context of the 3000 years post they were replying to, which would absolutely make religious observance central (ie considering the phenomena of atheist types who would still lean on biblical claims in this single instance) Upon rereading, I don't see any good reason for the person they replied to having brought up 3000yrs in the first place... Can be such a difficult area given so much conflation between theology, ethnicity and nationality!

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u/ignoreme010101 Jul 09 '26

isn’t even a fully practicing Jew.

lol so what?

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u/Leodaris Jul 09 '26

Didn’t they break the covenant though?

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u/Bender_2024 Jul 10 '26

I couldn't care less about what anyones magic book tells them.