More Proof Why Yelling "Nazi" Isn't Helpful
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- Seamus OBlimey
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Look, Seamus, if you have nothing to contribute, why don't you go out and play in your sandbox for a while? I know you seem to think that "Zio-Nazi" is a very clever little term that you should have a right to use whenever you damn well please. But it only takes one look at Google to realize that the only other people who seem fond of the phrase are people that I hope you don't want to be associated with.
- Seamus OBlimey
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I don't use the term, it's not part of my vocabulary, but yes I should have a right to use it if ever I damn well please. Though I prefer zionazi.nomo wrote:I know you seem to think that "Zio-Nazi" is a very clever little term that you should have a right to use whenever you damn well please.
How long before googling stormfront finds your threads?
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You only need to Google "ZioNAzi" to find that the vast majority of people using the phrase ZioNazi are either Palestinians protesting the ZioNazi occupation or people sympathetic with them.nomo wrote:Look, Seamus, if you have nothing to contribute, why don't you go out and play in your sandbox for a while? I know you seem to think that "Zio-Nazi" is a very clever little term that you should have a right to use whenever you damn well please. But it only takes one look at Google to realize that the only other people who seem fond of the phrase are people that I hope you don't want to be associated with.
Both are people I am quite happy to be associated with.
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Only if you quickly scroll past the first couple of results, I suppose.Searcher08 wrote:You only need to Google "ZioNAzi" to find that the vast majority of people using the phrase ZioNazi are either Palestinians protesting the ZioNazi occupation or people sympathetic with them.
Even so, it doesn't exactly elevate the quality of their arguments.
- Seamus OBlimey
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Or help yours?nomo wrote:Only if you quickly scroll past the first couple of results, I suppose.Searcher08 wrote:You only need to Google "ZioNAzi" to find that the vast majority of people using the phrase ZioNazi are either Palestinians protesting the ZioNazi occupation or people sympathetic with them.
Even so, it doesn't exactly elevate the quality of their arguments.
- MacCruiskeen
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Nomo, I apologise for suggesting you were as old as 15. I should have known better.It's freaking obvious
Now I have five simple questions, all of them easily answerable, and I'll do my best to phrase them in words even a ten-year-old can understand:
1. What is the difference between a Jew and a Zionist?
2. Is it possible for a Zionist, Jewish or otherwise, to behave like a Nazi?
3. If so, how should we describe that Zionist's behaviour?
4. If not, why not?
5. Have any actual Zionists ever behaved like Nazis?
I would really appreciate some serious answers to these specific simple questions, as opposed to transparent evasions, or else answers to other questions not asked.
Thank you.
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