@baptist_joshua_on_youtube Iran treats the Jews in their country a hell of a lot better than Israel treats the Muslims in it's.

And yes there are to be sure, and I've done research and posted memes about them as well, but it does seem when I research these white men, more often than not they have Jewish roots, George Soros, Bill Gates, Henry Kissinger, etc. But British aristocracy is over represented in that group as well as are higher level Catholics.

What it is behind it all, that is the big puzzle I haven't figured out yet, Satan, Aliens, time travelers from our future coming back, I don't know.

Trudeau does come across as patently evil. Anytime you have government officials that make it outright illegal to criticize them and prosecute those who do, just like Xi in China or the moron we have for a President here in the US.

The problem I have with all these people is that they aren't willing to have different opinions aired, and whether or not you agree with me you have to at least admit I practice what I preach and allow you your opinions even though I disagree with them.

My view is you can not truly understand an issue unless you're willing to see it from all sides. So I permit all sides to express themselves even though a few people may feel butthurt, I think it is important for any hope of a brighter future that we hash these things out.

I do realize that a few people, like yourself, will draw over simplified generalized conclusions and that seems endemic to human nature and unavoidable.

@baptist_joshua_on_youtube in the neighborhood I grew up in it could have been anyone. We did not have a lot of crime in general but that was 50 years ago when Seattle still had suburbs.

I know where you are getting at but there are common elements that can be traced to heritage and the environment. African blacks grew up in a region of the world with very high infant mortality, so you had a general adaptation of rather than investing a lot in a few children, you spread your DNA around as widely as possible to improve the chance some of your children would survive. That is no longer the case but people tend to take a long time to adapt to new environments.

In the case of the Jews though, I do not know what causes the subset that do behave in negative ways to do so. That is in part why I've brought it up, I'm hoping to come to a better understanding of that, but that can't happen when instead of saying yea, that is true, I wonder why that is, they say, oh you're a Jew hater for criticizing someone Jewish.

The fact that the word Jew or Jewish describes three different quite possibly independent attributes does not help matters, but I didn't invent the terminology.

It's rather like the word "Love" in the English language, the Greeks used half a dozen different words that mean half a dozen different things for which we use one. Are we talking about Agape, Eros, Philia, Storge, Philautia, or Xenia, all of which we use one word to describe even though they are very different and often contradictory meanings, and when we do borrow from the Greek, as in pedophilia, we actually are using the WRONG Greek word, that really should be Pedoeros, or Pedoerotica, if we used pedophilia to mean what it would actually mean in the Greek it would not be what it is.

So given that language offers us often a less than concise way of explaining our meaning, and given that I am not a linguist by any stretch of the imagination I do my best to express what I mean but sometimes I am hampered by the unavailability of words to really express what I want to say and perhaps I could be more concise if I used 36 paragraphs to say what I've said in a single sentence but how many on social media have the patience to read and actually try to understand? I believe you do and that's one of the reasons I haven't put you on ignore. But the majority do not. And in some cases, I only know a word is associated with a number of things, like I know if you look up the CEOs of all five major broadcast corporations in the US, they are all "Jews", but are they of the Jewish faith, the Jewish ancestry, or culture? I don't know, that information is hard to come by, and knowing might help solve some of the puzzle. I do know they all tend to act as if they believe in some of the more negative aspects of the Talmud and for the most part act in ways totally inconsistent with the Torah, but beyond that not much to go on.

I really do want to understand this, what drives these people, what makes them so evil, and the fact that most are Jewish, or associated with British aristocracy, or the Vatican, well it's difficult to come by information much more specific than this and that isn't a lot to go on.

@baptist_joshua_on_youtube No it doesn't, Science suggests that the world has been around 4.5 billion years and humanity just started to come into existence in the last six million, as opposed to Genesis that says the world and man came into existence in 7 days.

You know it is a funny thing about Biblical literalists, they will take 7 days in Genesis literally but want to stretch 7 days in Revelations out to 7 years.

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Your interpretation of plain speech, like your interpretation of 'week' is odd. Since you use totally random and unaccepted definitions, it makes communication with you difficult. It's not my intention to be bad tempered or choleric as you like to say, it is simply that your mind does not require logical consistency or the proper use of language and that makes it difficult for me to comprehend.

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Definition of week

1a : any of a series of 7-day cycles used in various calendars especially : a 7-day cycle beginning on Sunday and ending on Saturday
b(1) : a week beginning with a specified day or containing a specified holiday the week of the 18th
(2) : a week appointed for public recognition of some cause
2a : any seven consecutive days
b : a series of regular working, business, or school days during each 7-day period
3 British : a time seven days before or after a specified day last Sunday week
Examples of week in a Sentence
the last week of the month I can meet you sometime next week.
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First Known Use of week

before the 12th century, in the meaning defined at sense 1a
History and Etymology for week

Middle English weke, from Old English wicu, wucu; akin to Old High German wehha week and perhaps to Latin vicis change, alternation, Old High German wehsal exchange
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week noun
English Language Learners Definition of week

: a period of seven days
: any period of seven days in a row
: the days from Monday through Friday when people usually work

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Kids Definition of week

1 : seven days in a row especially beginning with Sunday and ending with Saturday
2 : the working or school days that come between Sunday and Saturday

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