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i don't think palestinians are anti-semitic. i think there are many of them that are anti-jewish. but they are not anti-semitic. because they are semitic. they are our family, and they belong in the levant as much as jews do.

you understood my words but the meaning flew right over your head

No actually words have meaning, they don't just mean what you want them to mean. Especially when Jew haters are using that same warped definition of "semitic" to claim Jews are "the real antisemites" because they hate Arabs.

you are right again. words do have meaning, and some jews do hate arabs. but the meaning of words is relative to who says them. what words do not do is dictate reality. just because jews call it israel and arabs call it palestine do not make them two difference places. you just have to decide which is more important to you: living where you want, or living there alone.

Ok I'll try to make this simple. When you say "Arabs are semites" you are giving ammo to Jew haters. If they can say shit like "Jews are antisemitic" then the term loses all its meaning, and calling out anyone on their antisemitism results in dumb wordplay they use to hide the truth.

Plus, this bozo forgets there's already a term for Arab hating. Islamophobia.

i know. anti-semitism and islamaphobia are actually pretty similar. jews and arabs are related, they just practice a different form of the same original religion, and people just want to find any reason to hate other people so they will take what they can get, regardless of whether its logical.

both anti-semitism and islamaphobia are widespread and practiced for all of the reasons you said. the only reason one seems to matter more than the other does is because it matters to you. both of those things cause suffering, so why does it matter which one is more widespread if we have to fight all of it? if everything is the same, then what matters is what we distinguish.

i don't think palestinians are anti-semitic. i think there are many of them that are anti-jewish. but they are not anti-semitic. because they are semitic. they are our family, and they belong in the levant as much as jews do.

i don't think palestinians are anti-semitic. i think there are many of them that are anti-jewish. but they are not anti-semitic. because they are semitic. they are our family, and they belong in the levant as much as jews do.

you understood my words but the meaning flew right over your head

No actually words have meaning, they don't just mean what you want them to mean. Especially when Jew haters are using that same warped definition of "semitic" to claim Jews are "the real antisemites" because they hate Arabs.

you are right again. words do have meaning, and some jews do hate arabs. but the meaning of words is relative to who says them. what words do not do is dictate reality. just because jews call it israel and arabs call it palestine do not make them two difference places. you just have to decide which is more important to you: living where you want, or living there alone.

Ok I'll try to make this simple. When you say "Arabs are semites" you are giving ammo to Jew haters. If they can say shit like "Jews are antisemitic" then the term loses all its meaning, and calling out anyone on their antisemitism results in dumb wordplay they use to hide the truth.

and when you talk like that you are giving ammo to people who hate arabs. so how about we stop using guns?

By saying Arabs aren't semitic because semitic is a linguistic term and not a racial one? How exactly?

because semitic is a linguistic term and not a racial one. you just said it. you also said in your very first response that race was a made up term for a pseudoscience, which was correct, but you used it now without referring to the flaws of its premise because it indicates a shared idea that we can both understand which is the foundation of communication on which linguistics is based. but since you are debating me by weaponizing my linguistics against me, that is not a good strategy, because i can do that, too, because linguistics has a basis in reality and does not originate from an uncomfortable feeling of uncertainty of one's place in the world that causes them to try to solve problems that don't exist rather than focusing on the real ones that do, like suffering.

i don't think palestinians are anti-semitic. i think there are many of them that are anti-jewish. but they are not anti-semitic. because they are semitic. they are our family, and they belong in the levant as much as jews do.

you understood my words but the meaning flew right over your head

No actually words have meaning, they don't just mean what you want them to mean. Especially when Jew haters are using that same warped definition of "semitic" to claim Jews are "the real antisemites" because they hate Arabs.

you are right again. words do have meaning, and some jews do hate arabs. but the meaning of words is relative to who says them. what words do not do is dictate reality. just because jews call it israel and arabs call it palestine do not make them two difference places. you just have to decide which is more important to you: living where you want, or living there alone.

Ok I'll try to make this simple. When you say "Arabs are semites" you are giving ammo to Jew haters. If they can say shit like "Jews are antisemitic" then the term loses all its meaning, and calling out anyone on their antisemitism results in dumb wordplay they use to hide the truth.

Plus, this bozo forgets there's already a term for Arab hating. Islamophobia.

i know. anti-semitism and islamaphobia are actually pretty similar. jews and arabs are related, they just practice a different form of the same original religion, and people just want to find any reason to hate other people so they will take what they can get, regardless of whether its logical.

i don't think palestinians are anti-semitic. i think there are many of them that are anti-jewish. but they are not anti-semitic. because they are semitic. they are our family, and they belong in the levant as much as jews do.

you understood my words but the meaning flew right over your head

No actually words have meaning, they don't just mean what you want them to mean. Especially when Jew haters are using that same warped definition of "semitic" to claim Jews are "the real antisemites" because they hate Arabs.

you are right again. words do have meaning, and some jews do hate arabs. but the meaning of words is relative to who says them. what words do not do is dictate reality. just because jews call it israel and arabs call it palestine do not make them two difference places. you just have to decide which is more important to you: living where you want, or living there alone.

Ok I'll try to make this simple. When you say "Arabs are semites" you are giving ammo to Jew haters. If they can say shit like "Jews are antisemitic" then the term loses all its meaning, and calling out anyone on their antisemitism results in dumb wordplay they use to hide the truth.

and when you talk like that you are giving ammo to people who hate arabs. so how about we stop using guns?

actors STOP getting BOTOX it is your literal JOB to move that FOREHEAD

you know what helps to convey emotion? lines. that's why we draw with them.

i don't think palestinians are anti-semitic. i think there are many of them that are anti-jewish. but they are not anti-semitic. because they are semitic. they are our family, and they belong in the levant as much as jews do.

you understood my words but the meaning flew right over your head

No actually words have meaning, they don't just mean what you want them to mean. Especially when Jew haters are using that same warped definition of "semitic" to claim Jews are "the real antisemites" because they hate Arabs.

you are right again. words do have meaning, and some jews do hate arabs. but the meaning of words is relative to who says them. what words do not do is dictate reality. just because jews call it israel and arabs call it palestine do not make them two difference places. you just have to decide which is more important to you: living where you want, or living there alone.

i don't think palestinians are anti-semitic. i think there are many of them that are anti-jewish. but they are not anti-semitic. because they are semitic. they are our family, and they belong in the levant as much as jews do.

you understood my words but the meaning flew right over your head

i apologize for the tone in which i said the above. it continues a negative rapport, and i'd like to change that if possible. i'd also like to explain further. i'm sure you're right that the reason the term became "anti-semitic" was precisely to hide people's anti-semitism. my point is, why are we still letting people get away with that? it's time take we change the word we use, and therefore, the meaning behind it

i don't think palestinians are anti-semitic. i think there are many of them that are anti-jewish. but they are not anti-semitic. because they are semitic. they are our family, and they belong in the levant as much as jews do.

you understood my words but the meaning flew right over your head

i apologize for the tone in which i said the above. it continues a negative rapport, and i'd like to change that if possible. i'd also like to explain further. i'm sure you're right that the reason the term became "anti-semitic" was precisely to hide people's anti-semitism. my point is, why are we still letting people get away with that? it's time take we change the word we use, and therefore, the meaning behind it

i don't think palestinians are anti-semitic. i think there are many of them that are anti-jewish. but they are not anti-semitic. because they are semitic. they are our family, and they belong in the levant as much as jews do.

you understood my words but the meaning flew right over your head