mhaze said
http://forum.onlineopinion.com.au/thread.asp?discussion=9739#329848

"Foxy wrote: "Whoopi Goldberg's remarks are surprising to say the least."

Critical Race Theory (CRT) has taught these people that racism is something that only whites can do to BIPOC (Black, Indigenous and people of Colour). BIPOC people can never be racists according to CRT.

Now sometimes Arabs can be considered to be BIPOC. But Jews never can, even though they are both Semitic.

Therefore, according to the tenets of CRT, when white Nazis killed white Jews, it simply couldn't be racist. Neither were BIPOC...therefore no racism. And that's what Goldberg said."

Answer-
Thanks mhaze for this analysis it makes sense.

On other issues

I think that some play both sides of conflicts- to greater or lesser effectiveness- play both friend and foe- not because their politics is subtle not because they are misunderstood- but because they play to win. Hebrews are extremely politically astute and play the political game very successfully. All generals need to sacrifice the safety of their own troops for the greater good. Hebrews are very dangerous adversaries but if they have their own territory maybe they will learn to live in peace. Maybe it's a mistake to hope that some can change- like "the scorpion and the frog"- in this case the Roman's may have been right to destroy Jerusalem. But for the moment lets see if the Judean's can live in peace if they have their own territory again.

I see the "US's freedom of religion" provisions as undermining it's "government of/for/by the people" provisions. It seems to create the opportunity to subvert the US structure in an age of ubiquitous transport/ mass refugees. Different phenotypes (aka races) and religious groups have their own cultures that are often found incompatible with other cultures- different cultures need their own territory- segregation of nations- let them all rule themselves according to their own traditions- good fences make good neighbours. There are those that use "the need of societies to evolve" to justify destroying tradition and society- subtle.

I suspect that some Hebrew's say they don't support Israel but they still want to "win"

Foxy,

So now Hamas throwing child soldiers at Israel is Israel's fault.

FFS grow up.

https://www.jpost.com/opinion/article-695445

"If you want to know what is really at the heart of the Palestinian conflict with Israel, don’t ask the politicians or the diplomats. Go to the real experts: Palestinian children. Unlike the rest of the world, they’ve been paying close attention to what their leaders and educators have been teaching them – and they’re already signing their lessons in blood.

Children interviewed on PA TV for years have been echoing the messages they have been taught by the PA and Fatah: that Israel has no right to exist, and that their goal – for which they are anxious to sacrifice their lives – is Israel’s destruction."

Foxy,

More lies from the Guardian, an anti-semite left whinge newspaper.

shadow minister,

More lies from The Guardian?

And you're quoting from the Jerusalem Post as gospel?

Get real.

Shonkyminister, again with the name calling.

shonky, when young Israelis protest the killings of Palestinian mother's and babies, the Zionest army take them out and shoot them. Are they anti-Semitic as well? The young protesters for protesting, and the Zionest army for shooting Jews.

Foxy said you were quoting from the Jerusalem rag. I didn't bother reading your cut and paste diatribe, life's too short, but a new low even for you.

I see the left pushing to make everbody believe one view and use guilt and shame to make it happen - so their World view is the only view acceptable.

When the Mayflower ventured to America, the occupants were looking for a place to practise their faith unhindered. When Abraham left Mesopotamia, he was looking for a place to practise his faith. When Moses led the Israelis out of Egypt, they were looking for a place to practise their faith. When Nehimiah was sent from Persia to build the walls of Jerusalem, he was enclosing a place to practise the faith as written in the torah.

The question is to be asked: Does Israel have the right to have a place to be free to practise their religion?

Currently in America, Poland and Australia religious freedoms are under attack by the left who want to abolish religious thought and establish moral corruption as a social norm. You cannot isolate or discriminate against people who hold opposing views that threaten violence against your freedoms and values.

Similar truckies feel removal of their freedoms is happening to them, there is only one view held as acceptable. Israel has a right to restrict who threatens their freedoms and remove those that purpose violence.