Originally posted by aretood2
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I'm the one that has been pointing out his racism....what are you talking about?
COLOR=#000080]Let me get this straight. You made wild assumptions about me, I called you out and modeled your wild assumptions. Then you modeled my modeling of your wild assumptions to teach me about making wild assumptions? I can't find a word to describe this, the closest I can think of is hypocrisy...but the kind where you don't even recognize what you are doing.
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here's a more flagrant example of hypocrisy: denouncing one perceived bigotry while ignoring another far worse brand of it which you also claim to oppose
Never heard of this. Seems more like a myth if you ask me, and a pretty stupid strategy too. The thing is, even Christian Jews were sent to the camps. The Nazis didn't care if you were Christian or not. Not entirely sure what the point of this is beyond simply invoking Godwin's Law. I've read extensively about Nazi Germany. Sure, I don't know everything and it is possible that this is just a detail I have missed/forgotten, but you'll have to excuse me if I don't simply take your word for it. Besides, that "prayer" isn't even a prayer in every Christian church. A lot of Christians don't know it by memory. You must be thinking about Catholics there.
dont really see what's so hard to believe about it you don't think the Gestapo would use any tactic they could think of? this one sounds like an easy & dirty way to do it
as for christian jews - of cos but how exactly would they know if the person was an ethnic jew? DNA tests in the 1940's?
when stopped & interrogated people would just pretend to be good white european christians which is why the Gestapo came up with that trick in the first place
(my guess is if the soldiers were convinced that the guy was a jew anyway they'd take him in after all the nazis themselves decided who was jew & who wasn't as they said)
PS. usually it's the Prolifers & other hardline conservatives who like to bring up the Godwin thing. you were saying something about "wild" assumptions? I don't make wild assumptions
I'm not sure how the ability to escape persecution or the tactics used in doing so or being detected by the persecutor makes one form of bigotry more acceptable than another...
As I have said, my analogy was to describe "The ends don't justify the means". The ends being locking doors, the ends being using racist argument. Do you want me to use another one? It wouldn't change the illustration at all. I could use nationality instead.
of course nowadays anti-americanism is rampant outside your borders & I'm sure you'll understand why
But no other form of bigotry can yield results similar to those of religious bigotry other than religion....maybe political?
All of this is just a distraction from my argument....I'll give you this, you are good with goal post moving. This makes no sense.
basically you were suggesting some sort of symmetry where there was none
I (the OP too apparently) were calling you out on your double standards
Do you have any evidence to back up this wild claim? Like statistics, surveys, data, facts? Or are these just broad generalizations?
Are you telling me that you shouldn't use extremists to change an extremist's mind? Doesn't that defeat your entire "Let's put 'em scary Muslims on the pamphlets" thing?
Let's be honest, you weren't thinking of normal devout Muslims who bother no one as they practice their religion in peace.
So because some use religion badly religion and those who practice it are bad? Do I really have to go into detail of how whacked up this "reasoning" is?
All the while ignoring 1 child policy atheist China implemented...
talk about reproductive rights, eh? And that's just one example...one out of others.
talk about reproductive rights, eh? And that's just one example...one out of others.
explain how exactly this is pro choice? you understand pro choice aint the same as pro abortion right? that's another assumption Prolifers like to make (why not pro surgery while they're at it)
that China's is an extreme on the other end of the spectrum doesn't make it less anti-choice
[COLOR=#000080]My motivation is a strong distaste for religious bigotry. I am also adverse to bad arguments even when they are done by people I agree with on topics I agree with
As for the bolded part...I too can copy and paste.
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