A place to discuss privacy and freedom in the digital world.
Privacy has become a very important issue in modern society, with companies and governments constantly abusing their power, more and more people are waking up to the importance of digital privacy.
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It’s not “Jews” it’s a fundamentalist ethnostate that has occupied our government. Implying it’s “Jews” just plays into their victim defense. Not trying to get on you just trying to spread awareness about changing our language so it’s harder for Israel to claim victim hood for the consequences of their own actions.
I know that, but this guy doesn’t want me to, which is why it really seems like he wants people to hate Jews
The more people who hate Jews, the more galvanized the Israeli ethnostate becomes.
Zionists are not jews. Can’t be both.
Are you deliberately trying to increase confusion?
Commiting genocide is not what a jew following the religion correctly would do. Zionism is not Judaism the same way Djihadi Salafism is not Islam
The act of commiting genocide neither changes someones religion nor ethnicity.
Who talked about ethnicity ? What I am saying is that they don’t represent the religion and should not be conflated
Jewish religion and ethnicity are often co-mingled. I’m covering both with my response.
Saying X is against genocide does not mean that people who believe X can’t commit genocide.
There are plenty of murderous Christians despite the rule “thou shalt not kill”.
Totally, yes. Only possible explanation.