Do you think this guy is crazier than me??

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6M5GK9Na8KU

I want answers, damn it!!!

lol.

 

No, but his hair is much more glossy.

 

I like the glossy very much. I don't think either of you are crazy. It just ties my stomach into knots. Because to be quite honest, I don't know what is up and what is down. All I know is that I know nothing, and that everything will be okay. That's always been it.

 

I think he's exactly as crazy.

 

No one thinks you're crazy


Hotwater

 

I don't think that the dude in the video is anti-semitic.

I can't say that about our dear Rat though, as he clearly keeps on trying to show people how most Jews aren't really Jewish even though his theories have been refuted by modern DNA research.

 

My thoughts exactly.

But so is he: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MD9F1t9GQzA

 

And he: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CdY5uSOkG1Q

(while we're at it)

 

Much crazier than

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=krDoAUJDcKU

 

Rat, what do you think of Ghandi?

 

Rat, what do you think of Max Stirner?

 

Rat, what do you think about my sig?

 

So you're saying that Ashkenazi Jews are from the Middle East, when they are in fact from what is today southern Russia? The term "anti-Semite" is very confusing to me because that's basically saying you're anti-Arab, as Arabs hail from the region of the Middle East and are thus truly Semitic people. Yes, there are Jews who can be classified as Semitic, and those are the 5-10% of Jews who are Sephardic Jews that hail from that region, yet are treated as second-class citizens in Israel.

 

Well, certainly Gandhi's message of peace is hard to disagree with. However, when you look at the man himself, you realize that he was schooled in the West (at Oxford) and was basically promoted by the Anglo-American Establishment to serve their plan for India at the time. Whether Gandhi himself had any idea of the role he served, I have no idea.

You see, when Britain was looking to expand its empire, they found India to not be a united nation as they had desired. It was really a conglomerate of little states with different cultures. There are so many languages and different peoples in India. So the idea was to unite these people into one under British rule. They knew it would be messy if they did it through war, so they used Gandhi instead to bring the people together under a British form of government. And the British never really left India when you look at it. They had already set up a couple generations of bureaucrats and leaders and trained them in the British school system, while the British themselves pulled out leaving them in charge so to speak.

 

I honestly haven't read enough of his writings to say, but I know he was a big influence on Engels and Marx.

 

Karl Marx supposedly "refuted" him.

Sounds a lot like Nietzsche.

 

that's a bit like saying i'm not greek anymore because my family has been in america for a couple centuries. are you saying that people whose families have been jewish for thousands of years aren't Semitic because once upon a time they moved to what's now part of Russia? i'm sure you're aware that Islam spawned from Judaism. i am by no means defending the people who believe Palestine is theirs because their god allegedly promised it to them; it's just rather silly to get caught up in terminology when it's easier to make it clear what you're saying by using terms that everyone understands.

anyway, i think these conspiracy theories are mostly pretty bogus. things fit together, and it's easy to look at occurrences retrospectively and see a giant scheme. this scheme is really just the balance of all that is. call it god, call it human, but whatever it is, no one's plotting against you.
except me...

 

I'll clarify the term:

You hate Jews.

 

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