Upside down world (written by my dad)

[The One and Only Mo]

My dad periodically e-mails me thoughts. Thought I'd share:

"The world is on the side of the Arabs, who are a disgusting, vile, filthy and violent race, instead of supporting  the Jewish people, who have been leaders in every field of human endeavor since day one. Israel, the world's gem, without whom the world would not exist, is demonized, while the bloodthirsty Arabs, the cause of so many of the world's problems, are catered to and lauded. They danced in the streets on 9/11, but the world doesn't want to remember this. Their terrorism is a threat to all life on planet Earth, but most of the world turns a blind eye. Calling their religion the "religion of peace" is one of the biggest insults to human intelligence in the history of mankind. I hope the world wakes up before it's too late."

[muman613]

Your Dad is right on... This is what I said to my mother when she was visiting me last week. That recent tragic events have been a wake-up call to all Jews and righteous gentiles that the time is coming when we must choose sides. We must come together as a people and stand up against the evil in this world.

[Eden Ben Yitzchak]

I agree with every word.

[arksis]

I could not agree more, your father is spot on! I have been telling people this for years! Thanks for sharing.

[Dr. Dan]

Post it on facebook. Write, "if you agree, repost the quote" lets see if it goes viral.

[The One and Only Mo]

Post it on facebook. Write, "if you agree, repost the quote" lets see if it goes viral.

I have a few leftist friends on FB and it's not worth the aggravation...

[Zenith]

My dad periodically e-mails me thoughts. Thought I'd share:

"The world is on the side of the Arabs, who are a disgusting, vile, filthy and violent race, instead of supporting  the Jewish people, who have been leaders in every field of human endeavor since day one. Israel, the world's gem, without whom the world would not exist, is demonized, while the bloodthirsty Arabs, the cause of so many of the world's problems, are catered to and lauded. They danced in the streets on 9/11, but the world doesn't want to remember this. Their terrorism is a threat to all life on planet Earth, but most of the world turns a blind eye. Calling their religion the "religion of peace" is one of the biggest insults to human intelligence in the history of mankind. I hope the world wakes up before it's too late."

Though I agree with the rest, I don't agree that the Arabs are "Arabs, who are a disgusting, vile, filthy and violent race". In other words, I don't think the reason why they are so is the race.

Muslims are indoctrinated in Islam who teaches that Jews and the Jewish people are evil and must be killed. The hatred against the Jews is fueled more by the political issue: arab leaders want that piece of land called "Israel" under their rule. The education the arabs get since their early ages is the reason for all these. And they are thought that whatever evil they suffer is because of the Jews and the tolerance towards them and towards christians (which is a very irresponsible statement, but to the indoctrinated, it is a good logic). The people that contribute most to this indoctrination, are, of course, the religious leaders and the political leaders, including that of other muslim (or 'arab') nations.

[Dr. Dan]

I have a few leftist friends on FB and it's not worth the aggravation...
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Do your leftist friends make offensive leftist comments on facebook? If so, you are making a, mistake to not post it.

After the murder of itamar, my comments that were jtf comments were applauded much more than expected.

[The One and Only Mo]

I have a few leftist friends on FB and it's not worth the aggravation...
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Do your leftist friends make offensive leftist comments on facebook? If so, you are making a, mistake to not post it.

After the murder of itamar, my comments that were jtf comments were applauded much more than expected.

Not quite. They are just politically correct saying that I can't stereotype an entire religious group based on "a few" examples. I know it's crap, but as dedicated as I am to my views, they are just as stuck to theirs. No chance any of us changes our mind.

[Dr. Dan]

Not quite. They are just politically correct saying that I can't stereotype an entire religious group based on "a few" examples. I know it's crap, but as dedicated as I am to my views, they are just as stuck to theirs. No chance any of us changes our mind.

I'm sure you have some rightist friends on facebook who would agree. You probably can't change the politically correct ones, but at least you can gain respect and influence from people who are likely to agree with your views.

When responding to politically correct people who aren't going to change, better to not respond too passionately. Doing that creates aggravation.

[Dr. Dan]

Besides I would reword a few things. Instead of arabs I would say muslims. Its not the race which is evil, but the predominant behavior coming from islam....now that is more politically correct.

[Yaakov Mendel]

Let's cut the crap, the words "disgusting, vile, filthy and violent" are very appropriate to describe 80% of the Arabs today (and I am kind when I say 80%). Sure, there are very decent Arab individuals and I respect them, but the fact is they are a small minority and they are usually Westernized Arabs who have been influenced by Western culture and values.
There's no reason to be ashamed to say that. It is up to them to change for the better and then we'll like them. But until then, one must call a spade a spade.

[muman613]

Rabbi Richman explains this weeks Parasha in light of todays events. He basically agrees that what we are witnessing is certainly a wake-up call from Hashem...



http://www.israelnationalnews.com/Radio/News.aspx/3017

Audio: Parshat Tazria, Israel & Earthquakes: The World's Wake-Up Call
3/29/2011 10:33:00 PM
A7 Radio's "Temple Talk" with Temple Talk

This week's Torah portion, Tazria, like all of the book of Leviticus, presents the challenge of living life on an accelerated plane of consciousness. The much-misunderstood laws of purity, as embodied by the enigmatic, elusive, metaphysical illness of tzarat, are in reality a Divinely-orchestrated barometer of spiritual sensitivity... or the lack of it. Rather than being a punishment, this illness - admittedly a test -  was visited upon Israel by G-d as a sign of His love for His people. G-d still broadcasts these finely-tuned messages to us, through world events and the stuff of our everyday experience. It's just that most people prefer to ignore the frequency. Because the painful truth is that in today's world, humanity's spiritual barometer, mankind's spiritual sensitivity or lack of it, can be measured by the world's attitudes about Israel.