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Offline Yochai

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Re: Likud is neveilah
« Reply #25 on: September 08, 2009, 11:07:10 AM »
This is a catch-22, because if more Feiglin supporters were to vote Ichud LEumi, then KAdima surely would have won the last election.  Granted, Likud is almost as bad as Kadima, but not quite as bad. 

Then again, it is always the fake right wing that makes these deals, so maybe we'd be better off with a weak emaciated Kadima in power, as Likud is much better in opposition when it pretends to be a real right-wing party.  Then, when it comes into power, it always veers back left.

Offline wonga66

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Re: Likud is neveilah
« Reply #26 on: September 08, 2009, 12:07:30 PM »
So in the absence of Kach, would Rabbi Kahane from Heaven advise us today to support Feglin or Katzeleh? Or support both?!

I believe his son Binaymin Zeev would say vote for neither, either strategically, tactically or morally!

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Re: Likud is neveilah
« Reply #27 on: September 08, 2009, 04:58:45 PM »

I believe his son Binaymin Zeev would say vote for neither, either strategically, tactically or morally!

I would say neither.   There isn't any alternative to voting at this time.  So vote we must.

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Re: Likud is neveilah
« Reply #28 on: September 08, 2009, 05:00:50 PM »
This is a catch-22, because if more Feiglin supporters were to vote Ichud LEumi, then KAdima surely would have won the last election.  Granted, Likud is almost as bad as Kadima, but not quite as bad. 

Then again, it is always the fake right wing that makes these deals, so maybe we'd be better off with a weak emaciated Kadima in power, as Likud is much better in opposition when it pretends to be a real right-wing party.  Then, when it comes into power, it always veers back left.

Personally, I wouldn't necessarily jump ship especially in this past election when everyone knew it was going to come down to likud and kadima.  I would have voted for likud.   As far as bibi's treason, Kadima would have frozen settlements 10 times over by now, and they would have made a speech calling for fakestinian state, but with a military.   Basically what he does but worse.       I was just saying for someone who is personally averse to casting a vote for Likud, it's a win-win situation as they can "opt out" if he doesn't win the primary.