Criticism of Jews as a Collective (Not Just as Individuals) is Ethical and Warranted

[HansHill]

If the internet is this inaccessible to you, then please be resourceful and get yourself a VPN like i told you before.

I am not doing that just to view images you post. I caught you out about the Kula columns and that clearly bugs you.

Yeah you got me



For those unsure of what Nessie is referring to, they can make up their own mind instead of derailing yet another thread

https://www.codohforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=549

[Callafangers]

Jews are defined and united by their religion. To exclude religious groups is a cope by you, as you do not want comparisons that will show there is nothing unusual with the amount of organisations Jews have.

I do not think you recognize how ridiculous this statement is. Geez.

I excluded religion (synagogues) in order to show that Jews are not just a religion and that they are organizing to develop networks of social and political power, reflecting their group cohesion far beyond any mere religious faith or fellowship. This is admitted repeatedly in their own organizational mission statements.

Nessie, you are crapping your pants and it stinks.

You are doing the same thing with Holocaust debates, you ignore that you should be able to evidence what happened, if there were no mass murders. You miss out a vital part of the enquiry. In this thread, it is claimed that criticism of Jews as a collective is warranted, because they act collectively so often. But, you then fail to prove that they do act collectively, more so than any other comparable group of people. Basically, as you do with the Holocaust, you are making mistakes with how you investigate and evidence.

This is 'tu quoque', a fallacy -- therefore invalid. You have deflected from your inability to provide any list of similar organizations (in characteristics and in scale) for any other group that you deflect onto. I have shown 100% that Jews have a unique organizational system that is extraordinary in scale. I have shown Jewish federations united by centralized federation entities, numerous massive special interest groups united not by religion but by tribalism and socio-political interests (and these united by parent organizations), extremist sects which operate in 86 countries out of more than 3,500 facilities implemented by a cultish network of married couple designees, and the fact that Jews have always had extreme disproportionate control in other key institutions such as a near-monopoly of the CEO and chairperson positions in every major media conglomerate.

Nessie, are you going to keep shitting your pants, or do you have comparable examples for any other group or religion? But remember, you do not have to only prove that a similar type and number of such organizations exist for a given religion or group, say, Christianity. You have to account for proportionality (per capita), to capture the real truth of the matter.

Good luck.