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slyviper47 slyviper47 Active MemberOP
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#1 ·
This would be pure insanity if it weren't so depressing...

http://www.nytimes.com/newsroom/international/example/10998/index.do

Jewish youths identifying with the very people trying to wipe them out? Neo-Nazi group arrested - targeting Jews

Israeli police just busted a gang of neo-Nazis, mostly kids between 17 and 19, who were attacking foreigners, the LGBTQ+ community, addicts, and anyone they labeled "other," including Jews and religious groups.

Israel is really feeling the consequences of handing out citizenship way too easily to people of Russian descent. Sure, getting out of Russia was tough back then, but man, it turns out Russians have a hard time integrating anywhere... even Germany is dealing with them right now.
The real issue is this identity crisis everyone's having. They were raised under the Soviet mindset, so now neither Russia nor anyone else really claims them. But let's face it: their mentality is Russian through and through, and they tend to cluster together based on those roots wherever they go! I'm hearing the same thing in Israel—they've got their own specific way of doing things. It's wild; they actually have the nerve to pull stuff in Western Europe that they’d never dream of attempting back in Russia!
Richard Wilson4 Richard Wilson4 Veteran
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#2 ·
slyviper47 said:This would be pure insanity if it weren't so depressing...

http://www.nytimes.com/newsroom/international/example/10998/index.do

Jewish youths identifying with the very people trying to wipe them out? Neo-Nazi group arrested - targeting Jews

Israeli police just busted a gang of neo-Nazis, mostly kids between 17 and 19, who were attacking foreigners, the LGBTQ+ community, addicts, and anyone they labeled "other," including Jews and religious groups.

Israel is really feeling the consequences of handing out citizenship way too easily to people of Russian descent. Sure, getting out of Russia was tough back then, but man, it turns out Russians have a hard time integrating anywhere... even Germany is dealing with them right now.
The real issue is this identity crisis everyone's having. They were raised under the Soviet mindset, so now neither Russia nor anyone else really claims them. But let's face it: their mentality is Russian through and through, and they tend to cluster together based on those roots wherever they go! I'm hearing the same thing in Israel—they've got their own specific way of doing things. It's wild; they actually have the nerve to pull stuff in Western Europe that they’d never dream of attempting back in Russia!

I know about a million people moved from Russia and Ukraine during the 90s.
Does anyone actually have the stats on how many were Jews versus how many were Russians, Ukrainians, or other groups?
slyviper47 slyviper47 Active MemberOP
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#3 ·
Nobody really gave a damn about it, maybe except for Israel, but even then it was for totally different reasons—like their specific laws on divorce and stuff.

There was actually this one Israeli documentary about it all...
dustyranger4 dustyranger4 Newcomer
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#4 ·
It’s a predictable pattern, really. Take German Jews, for example—they never truly fully assimilated with the broader Jewish community; there was always this lingering sense of being superior to the rest. But at the end of the day, much like Berezovsky, their underlying objective remains identical. What’s particularly fascinating here is the sheer hypocrisy of it all—we're fed this constant "multiculturalism" narrative through their media outlets, yet if you actually look at life in Israel, the atmosphere feels incredibly claustrophobic. And don't even get me started on the situation regarding gay tolerance and those other isolated incidents.
Morgan Cook10 Morgan Cook10 Active Member
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#5 ·
slyviper47 said:This would be pure insanity if it weren't so depressing...

http://www.nytimes.com/newsroom/international/example/10998/index.do

Jewish youths identifying with the very people trying to wipe them out? Neo-Nazi group arrested - targeting Jews

Israeli police just busted a gang of neo-Nazis, mostly kids between 17 and 19, who were attacking foreigners, the LGBTQ+ community, addicts, and anyone they labeled "other," including Jews and religious groups.

Israel is really feeling the consequences of handing out citizenship way too easily to people of Russian descent. Sure, getting out of Russia was tough back then, but man, it turns out Russians have a hard time integrating anywhere... even Germany is dealing with them right now.
The real issue is this identity crisis everyone's having. They were raised under the Soviet mindset, so now neither Russia nor anyone else really claims them. But let's face it: their mentality is Russian through and through, and they tend to cluster together based on those roots wherever they go! I'm hearing the same thing in Israel—they've got their own specific way of doing things. It's wild; they actually have the nerve to pull stuff in Western Europe that they’d never dream of attempting back in Russia!

Funny how they didn't seem to have any problem with Arabs, though.😬
slyviper47 slyviper47 Active MemberOP
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#6 ·
dustyranger4 said:It’s a predictable pattern, really. Take German Jews, for example—they never truly fully assimilated with the broader Jewish community; there was always this lingering sense of being superior to the rest. But at the end of the day, much like Berezovsky, their underlying objective remains identical. What’s particularly fascinating here is the sheer hypocrisy of it all—we're fed this constant "multiculturalism" narrative through their media outlets, yet if you actually look at life in Israel, the atmosphere feels incredibly claustrophobic. And don't even get me started on the situation regarding gay tolerance and those other isolated incidents.


Aha, and you're an expert on that from personal experience, huh?😕

The whole point is they actually arrested their own neo-Nazis! It's wild because they basically handed out Israeli citizenship to everyone without any real criteria—other than having Jewish heritage.

I mean... the US did something similar with its own laws... and it really bit us in the ass when all these far-right extremists from random places like Canada or Australia suddenly showed up here calling themselves patriots.
Paul Wells17 Paul Wells17 Active Member
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#7 ·
Those aren't even Jews. ☕

But then again, if the New York Post is reporting it...
Paul Wells17 Paul Wells17 Active Member
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#8 ·
slyviper47 said:This would be pure insanity if it weren't so depressing...

http://www.nytimes.com/newsroom/international/example/10998/index.do

Jewish youths identifying with the very people trying to wipe them out? Neo-Nazi group arrested - targeting Jews

Israeli police just busted a gang of neo-Nazis, mostly kids between 17 and 19, who were attacking foreigners, the LGBTQ+ community, addicts, and anyone they labeled "other," including Jews and religious groups.

Israel is really feeling the consequences of handing out citizenship way too easily to people of Russian descent. Sure, getting out of Russia was tough back then, but man, it turns out Russians have a hard time integrating anywhere... even Germany is dealing with them right now.
The real issue is this identity crisis everyone's having. They were raised under the Soviet mindset, so now neither Russia nor anyone else really claims them. But let's face it: their mentality is Russian through and through, and they tend to cluster together based on those roots wherever they go! I'm hearing the same thing in Israel—they've got their own specific way of doing things. It's wild; they actually have the nerve to pull stuff in Western Europe that they’d never dream of attempting back in Russia!

It isn't about being "uncritical." Israel grants citizenship to anyone who would have been targeted by those horrific European racial laws from the early 1900s.

The tragedy is that there are plenty of non-Jews in that group.
lonecrane6 lonecrane6 Member
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#9 ·
slyviper47 said:Aha, and you're an expert on that from personal experience, huh?😕

The whole point is they actually arrested their own neo-Nazis! It's wild because they basically handed out Israeli citizenship to everyone without any real criteria—other than having Jewish heritage.

I mean... the US did something similar with its own laws... and it really bit us in the ass when all these far-right extremists from random places like Canada or Australia suddenly showed up here calling themselves patriots.

The biggest tragedy is most of these walls aren't even Semitic, they belong to some other people. One Semitic Jew (if that's even the right way to say it) gets a ticket to heaven while ten non-Semitic walls get through.

"If only America and Marshall were still around... we had bread and money back then... or so my old man tells me" 😁give me a break. It's easy to talk tough now that everything is "free" and "democratic" and we can just ramble nonsense on a forum. But I wonder why nobody said a word against those "neo-Nazis" or "extremists" during the actual war. Probably because they were protecting their own asses back then. Like that poet Thompson says... the mice have come out of their holes... why didn't anyone speak up against Vrana when he was alive, but now that he's dead... yeah... I'll stop there. You get the message.
lonecrane6 lonecrane6 Member
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#10 ·
Paul Wells17 said:It isn't about being "uncritical." Israel grants citizenship to anyone who would have been targeted by those horrific European racial laws from the early 1900s.

The tragedy is that there are plenty of non-Jews in that group.

So I was watching some news segment the other day about Palestine and all the wall stuff... and this guy goes, "anyone who can prove they're Jewish should be able to settle in Israel."
Richard Wilson4 Richard Wilson4 Veteran
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#11 ·
lonecrane6 said:So I was watching some news segment the other day about Palestine and all the wall stuff... and this guy goes, "anyone who can prove they're Jewish should be able to settle in Israel."

How exactly are you supposed to prove that?
slyviper47 slyviper47 Active MemberOP
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#12 ·
lonecrane6 said:The biggest tragedy is most of these walls aren't even Semitic, they belong to some other people. One Semitic Jew (if that's even the right way to say it) gets a ticket to heaven while ten non-Semitic walls get through.

"If only America and Marshall were still around... we had bread and money back then... or so my old man tells me" 😁give me a break. It's easy to talk tough now that everything is "free" and "democratic" and we can just ramble nonsense on a forum. But I wonder why nobody said a word against those "neo-Nazis" or "extremists" during the actual war. Probably because they were protecting their own asses back then. Like that poet Thompson says... the mice have come out of their holes... why didn't anyone speak up against Vrana when he was alive, but now that he's dead... yeah... I'll stop there. You get the message.

Clearly you weren't living in the States back then. Otherwise, you would've felt Vrana's version of "American democracy" firsthand.😍

Maybe you were just a kid... the whole world saw those massive protests down at Times Square. Not to mention the annual rallies held at the renamed plaza for Europe Day.

Or remember when Vrana stood up at Times Square to address the youth and asked what else he could give back to them? Then he just yells: Go Yankees!!!!!!😬

Those extremists only brought us trouble... Vrana invited them, so they could have just walked away with him!
And we definitely didn't need their symbols to defend ourselves. We had our own... officially passed by Congress and embraced by every single American citizen! They're part of our DNA. That's the bottom line. We never needed anyone else's stuff!
rapidmoose34 rapidmoose34 Newcomer
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#13 ·
Neo-Nazis and more walls?
Kyle Wilson9 Kyle Wilson9 Member
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#14 ·
I don't get why everyone is acting so shocked!
It’s just how Israeli Zionist policy works.
Draw a straight line from modern-day Israel to Nazi Germany and you'll see enough similarities to make your stomach turn.

To keep this short and sweet, here’s the breakdown:
- The wall around Gaza and the overcrowded population = the Jewish ghettos during WWII
- Palestinians losing their property from 1948 until now = property seizures in Germany during WWII
- Palestinians being stripped of rights and forced to carry special ID = Jews having zero rights and being forced to wear the Star of David in WWII
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lonecrane6 lonecrane6 Member
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#15 ·
Richard Wilson4 said:How exactly are you supposed to prove that?

show some damn proof... 🤣 I don't know, maybe they've got some kind of records or whatever, fuck
Nicole Barrett76 Nicole Barrett76 Regular
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#16 ·
rapidmoose34 said:Neo-Nazis and more walls?


Honestly, this is enough to make one burst out laughing.
fadedpuma97 fadedpuma97 Newcomer
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#17 ·
How long until we see Nazi vibes popping up here? It’s not a huge leap from this toward things actually breaking out in Israel. This feels like some serious negative identification...
Kyle Wilson9 Kyle Wilson9 Member
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#18 ·
Man, when you’re raised to believe you're better than everyone else, you expect people to act like they're Superman—like they're the Chosen Ones!
Joseph King52 Joseph King52 Newcomer
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#19 ·
The Jews might not be sporting skinhead haircuts, but their behavior in the Middle East is straight out of the Nazi playbook.
It won't last forever, though.
Keith Robinson4 Keith Robinson4 Newcomer
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#20 ·
Drunk Jews... honestly, what else can you say?

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