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It's true in USA. Jews cannot get in trouble for using racist wordsI like your sarcasm
hmmm trying to remember..can you help?
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It's true in USA. Jews cannot get in trouble for using racist wordsI like your sarcasm
hmmm trying to remember..can you help?
Because they rule USA behind the scenes..Trump, Obama, Bush are just puppets.It's true in USA. Jews cannot get in trouble for using racist words
Israelites? And I thought only muslims were racist towards blacks
Let's see Tolerant india and hindusNot sure about gandhi. To hell with him. But I have observed muslims being the most racist towards blacks. Maybe the reason is their holy book or something.
Not sure about gandhi. To hell with him. But I have observed muslims being the most racist towards blacks. Maybe the reason is their holy book or something.
That's interesting...I have to go but I will be back in 2-3 hrs. If you like you can open a thread and tag me so when I come we can discuss with other able members at PDF.@war&peace
This also needs to be discussed as separate topic.
https://www.dawn.com/news/1396019
Why won’t Al Jazeera air their investigation into Israeli lobbying in US?
Freedom of speech only works when it is in line with Zionist agenda.
RT? Really? Keep googling, guys, you'll discover the context of the rabbi's remarks.
If you've never championed knowledge that exculpates Israel from calumnies, what right do you have to laugh? Every person is a moral agent and you refuse to exercise your agency honestly and conscientiously.LOL Zionist in defensive mode.
Published time: 21 Mar, 2018 17:01
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Chief Sephardic Rabbi Yitzhak Yosef (left) meeting with Pope Francis. / Reuters
A civil rights group dedicated to fighting anti-semitism has hit out at the Sephardi Chief Rabbi of Israel after he reportedly labeled black people “monkeys.” Rabbi Yitzhak Yosef made the comments during a religious sermon.
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Yosef allegedly used derogatory phrases when talking about African-Americans during a lesson to followers last Saturday, reported Ynet News. During the speech, the rabbi appeared to specifically suggest that prayers should only be offered to black people whose parents happen to be white.
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“You go around in the streets of America, every five minutes you will see a negro. Do you bless him as an ‘exceptional creature’?" Yosef is quoted as saying. “We don’t say a blessing for every negro… He needs to be a negro whose father and mother are white… if you know, they had a monkey for a son, they had a son like that.”
The Anti-Defamation League, a New York-based civil rights organization, slammed the “racially charged” comments from the rabbi as “utterly unacceptable.”
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A statement issued on behalf of Rabbi Yosef said that the religious leader was referencing religious scripture when he made the remarks. “The words of the rabbi are quoted from the Babylonian Talmud in Berakhot,” the statement read.
One of Israel’s most senior religious figures, rabbi Yosef has stoked controversy in the past by stating in 2016 that non-Jewish people “are in Israel only to serve Jews.” He later retracted the statement, calling it a “theoretical” musing.
Published time: 21 Mar, 2018 17:01
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Chief Sephardic Rabbi Yitzhak Yosef (left) meeting with Pope Francis. / Reuters
A civil rights group dedicated to fighting anti-semitism has hit out at the Sephardi Chief Rabbi of Israel after he reportedly labeled black people “monkeys.” Rabbi Yitzhak Yosef made the comments during a religious sermon.
- 12
Yosef allegedly used derogatory phrases when talking about African-Americans during a lesson to followers last Saturday, reported Ynet News. During the speech, the rabbi appeared to specifically suggest that prayers should only be offered to black people whose parents happen to be white.
READ MORE: Israel officially admits striking ‘Syrian nuclear reactor’ in 2007
“You go around in the streets of America, every five minutes you will see a negro. Do you bless him as an ‘exceptional creature’?" Yosef is quoted as saying. “We don’t say a blessing for every negro… He needs to be a negro whose father and mother are white… if you know, they had a monkey for a son, they had a son like that.”
The Anti-Defamation League, a New York-based civil rights organization, slammed the “racially charged” comments from the rabbi as “utterly unacceptable.”
READ MORE: ‘Infiltrators’ from Africa are ‘greater threat than terrorists’ – Netanyahu
A statement issued on behalf of Rabbi Yosef said that the religious leader was referencing religious scripture when he made the remarks. “The words of the rabbi are quoted from the Babylonian Talmud in Berakhot,” the statement read.
One of Israel’s most senior religious figures, rabbi Yosef has stoked controversy in the past by stating in 2016 that non-Jewish people “are in Israel only to serve Jews.” He later retracted the statement, calling it a “theoretical” musing.
If you've never championed knowledge that exculpates Israel from calumnies, what right do you have to laugh? Every person is a moral agent and you refuse to exercise your agency honestly and conscientiously.
Gandhi was a racist man..i am sure gandhi loved negros.