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what would you like to learn about the uk or israel

both i've got all the time in the world let's start let's start with where you are now

so i'm in israel i believe my children's survival is dependent

on there being a jewish state there are dozens of muslim

states dozens of christian states there's only one jewish state And the Jewish people, arguably more than maybe not any people,

but certainly most people, have been persecuted for millennia, thousands of years, and have been unable to defend ourselves.

We've been at the mercy of benevolent or malevolent leaders and

so when a tyrant raised up and slaughtered our people

when the masses hordes flocked onto the street to slaughter jews

in racist pogroms we had nowhere to turn other than friendly neighbors

that may may let us in may offer some sort of protection

and for the first time in 2000 years

when those tyrants rise up to slaughter rise up to slaughter jews we now have a military In fact, we have one of the most powerful militaries in the region,

and gone are the days when my children were indefensible and completely vulnerable to racial prejudice.

That's a very, very fair take.

Now, from my personal opinion, I think both sides are very wrong in the current state

of affairs i think how one side you've got a very desperate side palestinians

and they've turned towards hamas which is a terrorist organization a very bad one of

that to look for freedom in their eyes one man's freedom fighter is another man's terrorist correct

so in their eyes they i would say a large majority

of them see well at the start of the war

which has been going on for a very long time by

the way it's not just recent shit's been happening for a very long time it's only just boiled over recently uh

i would say they started off seeing them especially when when did

when did the hamas war hamas palestine israeli war start it's

like 2023 october 7th 23 yeah yeah i thought it was 23

that's been going on three years now

which is a very long time ukraine's been going on even longer

which is crazy um but yeah they look they turned to a a possible ray of hope

and it turned out very badly because they started killing children

and all this terrible stuff they started beheading people in streets

and stuff public executions and it's very bad now at the start of the war

in sort of 23 i was a lot more leaning towards the israeli side

because i was like well these guys are starting wars

and stuff and then over the years i've slowly gradually learned to

dislike both equally now this is not saying

that i just dislike palestinian people like dislike israelites

or jews in general because to to focus in on what one person is doing

and lump a whole group of other people in with

that one person is very wrong because that's like saying all germans are wrong

because adolf hitler killed six million jews you wouldn't go up to a german in the street today

and go you nazi would you so i see equal

and fair opportunity for everyone in the world

but they're the very select few people on both sides

that are doing wrongdoing and taking advantage of people

so corrupt soldiers on the israeli and palestinian side corrupt governments

which you can't lie both both sides there's been a little bit of corruptness going on between state

and state interfering you know average stuff and then obviously links to america

and we all know how bad america is at the moment in their political state i feel

that maybe both sides need changing before the war ends i

feel like it will happen i feel like obviously benjamin netanyahu hasn't been the greatest president is it president

or prime minister it's prime minister isn't it yeah yeah he hasn't been the best

because obviously there's been times where a lot of

innocent palestinian people have been killed at the hand of the idf

which in turn they say it's self -defense but in reality they are driving tanks into innocent unarmed people

and using the statement of bombing a hotel a hospital with the fact

that there is tunnels underneath it you see where i'm going at it's kind of like blow everyone up

and hope to get rid of all of it it the

best way to do it is you're never going to get rid of a belief

because belief spreads so it's like getting trying to get rid of religion you try

and kill you you'd have to kill literally every single person even then you would still fail

because someone born 20 years later would believe the same thing correct

so what they're doing is wrong but in both sides because you cannot excuse terrorism you can excuse the

pushing on genocide of innocent palestinian civilians now we've seen this

happen before in history where both sides are wrong vietnam both

sides you could say vietnam wasn't doing anything wrong with the world

but back then they thought communism was the root of all evil

or so so they thought it was a good show of power to go halfway across the world

invade a small little country and fail to do so they didn't fail to do so they did very well but

they start to run out of funding so they pulled out and lost the war because they forfeited

um that's a very miscommon fact

that america didn't lose the war they forfeited before they lost they didn't just get pushed down failed they forfeit

so it's a loss by forfeit but

it's it's like saying yeah i kind of made my point all war is bad

because innocent people are going to get killed on either end

i disagree with everything you've just said all war is not bad there's such a thing as a righteous war

if you have a nation genociding an innocent population

and the only way to prevent

that genocide is to go to war with the genociding nation

that war is a just war war is horrible

but it's sometimes inevitable

and it's sometimes the moral the moral thing to do pacifism is moral cowardice you also said religions

and ideas can't be defeated how many people worship Thor

or Zeus today religions of the Aztecs long gone no that's time there are there are thousands of religions

that are no longer in existence of course similarly the idea

that you can't go to war with an idea is retarded

yes you can't go to what you can't fight you can't fire a missile at an idea

but you can crush an ideology you can remove its power

we went to war with the nazis in the 1930s and 40s

and destroyed nazism it the ideology of nazism the ideology of

nazism is now pushed to the fringes of society whereas at

the time of the ninth nazi party it was the most

or one certainly one of the most powerful forces on this

planet you don't destroy an idea you destroy its power hamas

are powerful they are an ideology they belong to you you spoke for a lot

and the more and the more you spoke the more i realize you're actually not

that knowledgeable on that subject despite having so strong convictions and

so i must belong to an ideology called ikhwan ikhwan muslimin

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ikhwan he's the muslim brotherhood they believe in establishing a global

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caliphate they're they believe they're in a religious war with the

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jewish people it is a moral duty for any responsible nation

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to crush this ideology it is no different to isis should people have not gone to war with ISIS, because ISIS is an ideology.

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This is an absurd position.

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Similarly, you said that it's bordering on genocide.

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In 1930s and 40s, the Jewish population of Europe fell by two -thirds.

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In Gaza, the population has increased.

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There have been more births than deaths.

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The militant to civilian ratio is around one -to -one.

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Around 73 ,000 people have been killed, according to Hamas.

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73 ,000 people in a three -year conflict in one of the most built -up urban areas, most densely populated areas in the Middle East.

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And of those 73 ,000, around 8 ,000 a year die from natural causes.

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So you're already down to around 50 ,000.

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Israel claims it's killed around 25 ,000 to 30 ,000 militants.

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That leaves around... And...

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25 ,000 to 30 ,000 civilians that have tragically died,

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but that is an insanely low death toll for a war of this magnitude in this battle arena.

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And the reason that death toll is so low is because Israel has gone to incredible lengths to minimize civilian casualties, despite your claims.

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Israel has evacuated entire cities, over a million people from Rafa,

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drawn maps, made phone calls sent millions of texts

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and phone calls warning civilians to leave telling them where to

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go facilitating 2 billion kilograms of aid to feed a population

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there has been no starvation despite ridiculous claims of famine there

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has been no starvation despite it being a war yes it's war,

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yes it's horrible yes innocent people have died but this is a war that Israel neither started nor wanted

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and despite despite the overwhelming majority of Gazans being hostile, being an enemy to Israel,

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Israel has taken incredible lengths to make sure that as

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many of their lives are preserved as is possible in a war of this magnitude okay

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what do you want me to say?

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you gave me facts, you gave me numbers yeah no no

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so that was that was more for anyone that's watching this interaction uh and

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because i i don't mean to be you you seem like

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a lovely guy most people i speak to are they're well -meaning they're well -intentioned

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but they make claims like what we're doing we're both wrong

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we're both evil we're borderline nazis well what i would ask

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you how should it no you didn't use those words again

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that's fair you did say borderline genocide you did say we're both evil both bad

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but not not me personally you made a distinction between the government

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and the people on both sides to your credit you cannot

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lump in with uh a government to its general people because

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but i would say both governments are pretty representative of the

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populations there is not one moderate faction amongst the palestinians every

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group whether it's islamic jihad whether it's fatah whether it's hamas

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do you agree with zionist beliefs what are zionist beliefs bro

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i'm wearing the hoodie what are zionist beliefs i didn't even talk

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that wait you think you're a zionist you are no i

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am a zionist i don't think i am i am a

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zionist what is a zionist uh i want to bring up some points

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that i heard from someone else obviously i'm not going to be able to be 100 accurate

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because i haven't read the book myself now i wouldn't expect you

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and i'm going to try and tone down my aggressiveness i'm two defensives i'll try

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and be a little no i feel you i feel like everyone is

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so anti like not anti i feel like the population has

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swung in one direction to be towards anti -israel now personally

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speaking i don't have a standing on either it's kind of like they're at war with each other

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and neither are my religion

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move along they're gonna do their own thing religious walls have

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been around for far too long um i think i think

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religion personally speaking obviously i wouldn't say i'm devoutly religious compared

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to you i'm not exactly one to go to church on a sunday this is that's another good point um

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that i'll bring up in a second uh

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but i was looping back to zionism here because your religious book

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because there's two different books isn't it is there not there's like a scripture

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that the zionist belief in it's kind of like the difference

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between the old testament the new testament in terms of bible where you've got two different books

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or one's a scroll and one's a book

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if I'm not mistaken I think you're conflating a few concepts

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so I'll just to save you I don't

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because I don't want you to miss right yeah yeah I'm good

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so you're conflating Judaism and Zionism

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and I would argue Zionism is the destination of Judaism

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but the Jewish religion you have the central text the constitution the foundational document is the the five books of Moses,

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the prophets, and the writings, the Old Testament in the Christian Bible.

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And then on top of that, we have the Talmud, which contains the Mishnah and the Gomorrah.

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But this is a Jewish thing.

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This isn't Zionism.

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So any religious Jew, and any Jew, truthfully, follows the Talmud.

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The Talmud contains the overwhelming majority of Jewish practice.

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from the huts, the clothing we're wearing, the food we're eating.

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You've got the little housing things you've got to show where you eat and stuff.

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Yeah, I know the Talmud.

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I just can't remember the name of it.

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Zionism is completely separate.

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No, Zionism is not based on scripture.

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I mean, it can be, but it's the belief that Jews...

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Yes, it's not.

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It's the belief that political Zionism was founded largely by secular atheist Jews, people like Theodor Herzl.

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Zionism is the belief that the Jews have a right to a homeland in our ancestral home in Israel.

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That's it.

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So you can be a Christian Zionist, you can be an atheist Zionist.

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Many of the Zionists in the world are completely godless, completely atheist.

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So it can be to do with religion.

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You can have religious Zionism.

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I happen to be a religious Zionist, but I can argue, and I would always argue, for the existence of my state based not on religion

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but based on the right to any nation to nationhood okay now is it the talmud

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that refers to non -jewish people as goyim no is

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that different scripture no so the the goyim is just a hebrew word

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which means nations and so the nation

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which is referred to well i thought it meant like i'm

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pretty sure i've seen yes i'm about to i'm trying to

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yeah i'm trying to explain to you another term used for

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cattle no you've never heard any jew you've never heard any

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jew you've heard anti -semites who pushed this conspiracy theory

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so no goyim goyim i i'll refute you in two seconds

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if we need to go to chachi bt i can show you

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but goyim means nations in hebrew and

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And the nation that's called the Goyim more than anyone else in the Torah are the Jewish people, the children of Israel.

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However, because Goyim means nations in plural, when we're talking of other nations, we will often use the term Goyim.

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It doesn't connotate anything, it just means nation.

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And over the years, Goy came to be a word that could be used to describe a non -Jew.

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Now, in Judaism, we believe a Goy goes to heaven.

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We believe a Jew goes to heaven we believe what all b'tsallam elohim created in the image of god

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that we have um a free will we we are completely equal we are the only religion

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that i'm aware of that does this by the way

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that says people

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that don't believe in our faith can go to heaven you

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answered a question without even me saying it i was literally just about to ask what

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because i obviously funnily enough i'm not jewish um

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but again maybe i'm i'm severely misinformed under the religion

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because funnily enough i don't have a reason to study on it because other than

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maybe slightly political this is the first political talk i've had with someone in ages

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um so i'm just asking questions and seeing your opinion on it

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because i've spoken to people from the other side

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and they've got their opinions i'll give you my i don't want to be a fence sitter

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because i think we are equal i think we're equal i

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think you're a guy i think i'm a jew to be candid

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and i don't think there's any difference between us i see

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you as my brother i don't believe i'm superior to you

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i don't believe would you say there is anyway would you say there is a population of jews

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that think they're better than other people

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or not i'm sure just like there's a population of english people

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that will believe they're superior just as a population of muslims

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that will believe they're superior there's a population in fact i

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would find i challenge you to find any population i challenge

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you to find any population where you won't find members of

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that population particularly when ideology or beliefs are involved

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that do not think they're superior we've whittled it down here to a belief that i believe in that all

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extremism is bad we've whittled it down to a belief

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that i believe in that all extremism no matter what it is in is bad now

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if you're an extremist muslim and you believe

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that you should anyone you know because there's scriptures in all the books that are outdated like for instance

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i'm trying to think of one for muslims where it obviously it might not be factually correct

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but something along the lines of like like almost kill anyone

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that isn't a muslim obviously but it's folks around the term kill it doesn't directly say

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that but you know what i mean

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but like the only thing i'll just jump in because i think

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that i i do strongly disagree with what

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that way of taking the conversation so i would say that there are there are levels uh well there However,

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extremism, I believe in moderation in all areas.

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You take the middle part.

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You don't go to the left, you don't go to the right, you go down the middle.

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That's kind of a philosophy I follow.

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However, if you have an extremist Nazi,

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and an extremist existentialist the extremist nazi is far more dangerous than the extremist

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existentialist if you have an extremist muslim of course

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and you have an extremist jainist both two religions the extremist muslim is far more dangerous why of course

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because of the scripture the underpinning obviously you've got to put

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it into context there's content this is why context is important

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because if you put it into context like that obviously it makes sense

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because you're comparing an extremist to an extremist

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and you're basically whittling it down to

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which side of the extreme is bad now

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if you compare an extremist let's say it's let's say an

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extremist muslim to a non -extremist muslim what are you going

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to say obviously the extremist version is a lot okay can

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i ask you can can i ask you to define what an extremist muslim and a normal muslim is

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so what would an example of her not in terms of i'm talking more of a belief an isis member

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or just a friendly neighborhood muslim that lives on my street no

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but okay that's i'm not saying that's a cop -out

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but i'm saying in terms of in terms of ideology in terms of so like

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okay let me let me give you

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so would you say it's extremist to believe that being homosexual

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or acting on homosexual um feelings is it should be illegal no

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so it's not so you can believe that homosexual should be jailed

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and that's not extremist no i think homosexuality should be completely legal in every country no

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but okay so i'm saying i'm saying if somebody believes

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that people should be jailed for being gay is that extremist that's my question

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no not at all you're just create you're literally voicing your own opinion you're not

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so i'm trying to understand i'm trying to understand oh you're

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so you're saying it's only action so you can say whatever you want

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but unless you are someone who believes so solely in something

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that they're willing to take action physically not just vocally

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so for me to say an example time for me to say this is a good example

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if i was to say i hate all jews you probably

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say that's pretty it's an extreme view it's not being an

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extremist it's an extreme view being an extremist is me going

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to to become like a freedom fighter in gaza just for the sole fact

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that i get to kill jewish people okay

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so let's just play this through just to see

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if we're in agreement so let's say

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that everybody in your society do you want to do jews

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or gays i'm happy with either i don't mind you go

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for it let's do gay jews let's do gay jews so everyone in society believes that gay jews should be jailed

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now nobody acts on that

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but as a collective voice they set the culture the tone of a nation

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and it's legislated they passed laws because that's what everybody feels would you say

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that this is now an extremist society most the people haven't acted they haven't physically thrown anyone in jail

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but they believe that gay jews should be jailed is

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that an extremist society now the context

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that you've put it in is a very good one

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because it's a difficult context

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because you put it in terms of a political route now i wouldn't say it's extremist

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because you're pushing an agenda that's popular now you could say oh

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but nazism was popular back in the 1930s

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and it's exactly what you this is the exact route

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that you want me to go down now i do think it's extreme

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because you're pushing a gender

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that solely picks out one i mean what's the population of

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gay jews in israel probably very probably oh no no there's

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that it's the tel aviv is like the gay capital of the middle east we have a lot of vegans

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and a lot of gays on the west coast i actually didn't know

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that to be fair so

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that hey every day is a school day right i do think it's extreme

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but it's not an extremist it's an extreme view and

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if the extreme view is so popular by belief and it's

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so popular by demand so let's say everyone in my city thinks

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that all gay Jews are bad is an extreme view

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and they're pushing that agenda so they're pushing it into the government and let's say the government

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vote it in let's say they have a general election

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and they vote it in now it's a very large extreme group of people this is the same thing

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that happened with nazi germany now is every person it's kind

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of like follow the leader in terms of this you've got to think about

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because the tying it in because i know exactly what you're doing

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because you're tying it in between nazi germany

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and this i mean i actually just so you know i didn't mention nazi germany i wasn't going to

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you brought it up and then yeah i know because i'm thinking

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because that's what i'm getting from it is like that's the sort of

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underhanded tie that you're putting into the context it's a it's a predispositive context

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so no i was going to take it somewhere else can

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i take what i would have taken it then we don't have to worry about the nazis no no no

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so no i i think i think the nazis are a good way of putting this

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because it's a con it's a real world context yeah it's the idea that's the problem

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so for instance i believe that child marriage is an extremist

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and a dangerous idea now child you have to abandon nomadic country

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so we're in agreement we believe child marriage is wrong

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if somebody believes that child marriage is fine and they promote it

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and they advocate for it even if they themselves are married to an old lady

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or an old man that is still an extremist

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and a dangerous position it's not the action it's the idea

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and that's why and that's why ideologies matter there is

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that i'm not a moral relative moral relativist i believe

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that some ideologies some civilizations are superior to others i believe western superior civilization is superior to a civilization

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that sacrifices children like in the americas as an example to take it to an extreme yes

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and so you're what country would you be referring to i know that's it's cool call me of god

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but like what country were you saying to in terms of

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that so the the aztecs in goes in america yeah no 100

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but compared to the past um

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and i think yeah i mean times were different back then i do a belief for different

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but yes i get what you mean in today's term sacrificing a child is very wrong

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and i agree it's dangerous to judge the past by the morals of today

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but i still think you can make those moral assessments

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and say this is a pretty evil society even

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if they didn't see it themselves um yeah from our perspective looking downwards as

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if no from any perspective any perspective a society

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that sacrifices its children murders children for whatever reason is evil

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yes it's wrong it's morally wrong i don't think that's from our perspective that

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that is just i believe in objective morality i'm not a

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moral relativist of course no fair enough oh you're not a moral okay fair enough i i was gonna say

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if i if you were let's say reborn back in the aztec time without your memory

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and you grew up to be the in such and such you

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but you were taught let's say they we don't know i don't particularly i don't know

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if you know a lot about the aztecs or not or

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if they had schools or whatever i personally don't

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but we're kind of jumping subjects here because the reason you're making sense

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and what i was going to say is there's a difference between ignorance of course

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and something being moral so you can be born into society

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and know nothing but that and that's true that's ignorance yeah is it

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but that doesn't make something just all right yeah and

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so for instance i look at the institution of slavery the

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institution of slavery to own a person i think is morally wrong i think it's objectively morally wrong

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if you actually break down the concept of slavery that's

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so mental that you could buy a person if you think about

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that that's like me being able to buy you

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or me being able to buy someone off the street that's

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basically what it was yeah that's such a crazy fact isn't it

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and so i believe anybody that believes slavery is it should be legal

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and advocates for slavery even

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if they don't own slaves i think they are that's an extreme view of course yeah exactly

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so that's all i'm arguing it doesn't necessarily have to be action the concept itself can be immoral and

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so i to bring it very back to what you were

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saying um to do with extremists you said yes every community has extremists

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and i say absolutely i know some crazy extreme vegans

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and they they are the most annoying people on the planet

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but they're lovely they're they're they're lovely vegans

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that they're just annoying with their pushiness exactly of course exactly they're pushing agenda and

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if they're like it it doesn't have to be physical harm

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to someone to be pushing an agenda in physical terms like going inside of a mcdonald's

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and like throwing paint everywhere or like going to a art museum

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and throwing paint on the wall to say stop eating meat

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on a nice piece a really historical piece in painting that's an extreme extremist extremism

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and taking physical action you need to be the distinguishable part

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is extremism does not have to cause physical harm to another person extremism can be vocalized

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but it also can be a non -harmful physical attribute so a good example of being able to be

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vocally extreme is like let's say i hate all i hate

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all russians there you go that's a great this is very harsh you know to say

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that obviously i've just cherry picked a country off the top of my head

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or let's say i hate all turkish people it's very extreme

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but saying that is one thing going

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and acting on it is completely different now being able to voice your own opinions

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freedom of speech does exist but it doesn't doesn't mean it's correct you know i mean

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so free being able to voice obviously i don't know

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if you agree with this or not

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but being able to voice your opinions is one of the strongest things humans should be able to do

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because it pushes your own agenda now whether you like

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that agenda or not you shouldn't have a choice in it

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because then you also get the the ability to voice your own opinion

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because it gives everyone equal an opportunity equal opportunity to voice

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their own opinion give you a level playing ground between everyone

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to be able to voice your own opinions now it doesn't mean it's correct

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and doesn't mean it's incorrect it just means everyone can voice their own opinions

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and we can have a sensible debate like me

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and you are having you don't have to go extreme

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and start shouting at people i'm an advocate for freedom of

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speech you know to bring it all the way back to the beginning of the conversation

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so there's direction and we're on a journey together is that

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if you then take Palestinian society

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and take Israeli society I do not think they're comparable Israel is a secular democracy there's over two million Arabs

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that live here with complete equality they're in the government their

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political representation um Arab judges have sent a Jewish prime minister

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and a jewish president to jail every time i go to hospital i'm treated by arabs half the doctors

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and nurses in israeli hospitals are arabs in contrast the palestinians

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have an a law article six of their national charter that bans jews from citizenship there are no jewish palestinians

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um if an arab sells their house to a jew under the palestinian authority they face jail

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or death hamas have executed people for homosexuality meanwhile there's pride parades in tel aviv I don't think these societies are comparable.

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I think Israeli society, it's diverse, it's Jews, it's Muslims, Christians,

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Druze, Baha 'i, everybody, I think it's superior to Palestinian society.

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I think Palestinian society, and I have many Palestinian friends who are lovely people, but I think as a collective, as a society, it's a disaster.

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And I would not like to say a Palestinian...

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Of course, because it's ruled incorrectly.

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and i wouldn't just

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but i as i said at the beginning of the conversation

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i think the governments are representative of the people i love

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this this is such i think netanyahu netanyahu is largely representative

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of the israeli people he's a polarizing figure half the country are opposed to him half the country like him

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but they don't oppose him for the reason the west does

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it's nothing to do with the war um it's just his

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own it's like politics like actual in -house politics yeah it's internal it's internal it's what it's like taxes

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and stuff yeah and so and

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so i think the leaders we have are largely representative of

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what the people feel nobody in israel really wants to end

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the war until hamas is eliminated in contrast the palestinians i

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think every single faction is engaged in terrorism is engaged in

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what they would describe as resistance every time a Palestinian murders

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a Jew there's a state pension for them the more Jews

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you kill the more money you get from the state and

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so I think these societies are not the overwhelming majority of Palestinians support Hamas that's not fair the largest political party

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amongst the Palestinians is Hamas and the overwhelming majority support October the 7th

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and what happened on that day and so I think these societies are not compatible

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and i think one society is superior

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which is why i advocate for one state solution to bring

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it all the way back i don't believe there should be a palestinian state i think juda

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and samaria which is called by many the west bank should be israel i think the arabs

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that live there should be given israeli citizenship

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and have complete equality with me

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but it should be israel that's setting the education agenda is

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israel just as in the arab communities here is israel

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that sets the national curriculum

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and we thrive like we're literally every time i go to

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a hospital i put my life in the hands of my

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so -called enemy the arabs and i'm completely safe

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and we have brotherhood and we have great relations and so

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that that's my ted talk my ted talk is no to palestine yes the palestinians um

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but not as palestinians as israelis uh

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because i think we will thrive this is this is a very very you've made an excellent point

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and i agree with you pretty much wholeheartedly um I think that the government ruling Palestine now is very wrong.

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They've been doing, like I said at the very start, they've been doing very wrong stuff.

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Now, to say Israel hasn't been doing wrong as well is unfair because going back in history, you probably have done some wrong.

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I would agree.

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Every government has.

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Humans do bad things.

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Funnily enough, it's part of human nature.

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That's kind of how it is.

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The world wouldn't be how it is today without the way

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we've acted in the past you get what i mean um now obviously you're never going to get this

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so -called haven where no crime happens no the government doesn't have any any corruptness in it

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and doesn't make any mistakes you're never going to get that

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but you can aim it towards the direction of having

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that you can never be 100

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but you can get close to being 100 now what you said is very true

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because you're putting into perspective

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that the palestinian people themselves are not the issue it's the people currently guiding the palestinian government

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that are and i agree with that

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so there you go it's a very good point now you get extremists from i say extremists again

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but you get i'll put it in a better way there

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are extremists on both sides we have jewish extremists there are jews

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that have done horrendous acts so it's fair language boschkowitz look at

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that like jesus that was a very bad time in history um

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but yeah it like going back to more of a statement

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towards what you were saying yeah it's very true what you

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said it's it should be i i feel like a one state thing it's difficult to say

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because i can't i'd never lived there

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so i can't say i've experienced living in israel i've never been um

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but it's all basically down to what happens after the war

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so once once it all dies down

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which i don't think it's going to anytime soon it's kind

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of going to be like this war where well i feel

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like it's going to be it's a bit different to ukraine's situation

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because ukraine's such a massive country

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and both sides are very large armies whereas israel is a very well -funded military

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and palestine is just basically hand a bunch of freedom fighters some ak's

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and go shoot at tanks that's basically what we're boiling down

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to they don't have an air force they don't have a

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navy i don't think they have any armored vehicles to my

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knowledge i don't think hamas own anything apart from technicals

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which are just trucks with machine guns on uh i don't think they're in helicopters

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so you see what i mean it's a very it's like

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uh it's asymmetric warfare i agree yeah of course yeah it's it's like

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essentially they aren't freedom fighters they're terrorists

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but it's essentially to put it in the terms it's freedom fighters versus a very very powerful government

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and there you go there's only one there's only one winner in this war i don't believe

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that hamas are an existential threat to israel i believe they

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can definitely not it's more of a they can inflict terror on our

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but it's more than a thorn

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and slade i know people who've lost children to them um

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but it's they can massacre they carried out the biggest massacre of jews since the holocaust they could do

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that they can do barbaric savage acts of course they can't

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bring about the end of the jewish state with military they can in other ways

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which is what they're doing this the propaganda war it's why i think we started the conversation saying

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so many people don't like israel now that's because of hamas's

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that was her master's strategy

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and it's been effective what's up did you say my name oh never mind i'm going insane

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but yeah i did hear what you said yeah yeah and

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so it's an effective strategy

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but they can't they're not an existential threat militarily i would agree with

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that this is asymmetric warfare oh you know okay yeah i definitely know what you mean

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but anyway brother

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that i've enjoyed our conversation um this is my youtube i've

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got yeah i've got unfortunately i got a lot to do today exactly

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but this is my youtube channel this is where i'm going to post does um make sure you screenshot it

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so you can see and read the comments

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Die 15 anspruchsvollsten Wörter aus dem Video, mit Aussprache und Bedeutung:

Wort	Aussprache	Bedeutung
extremist Substantiv	/ɪkˈstɹiːmɪst/	Extremist, Extremistin
ideology Substantiv	/aɪ.diˈɑ.lə.d͡ʒi/	Ideologie
extremism Substantiv	/ɪkˈstɹi.mɪ.zəm/	Extremismus
genocide Substantiv	/ˈd͡ʒɛnəsaɪd/	Völkermord, Genozid
forfeit Verb	/ˈfɔɹ.fɪt/	verwirken, einbüßen
overwhelm Verb	/ˌoʊ.vɚˈwɛlm/	überwältigen, übermannen
scripture Substantiv	/ˈskɹɪpt͡ʃɚ/	Schrift, heilige Schrift
atheist Substantiv	/ˈeɪ.θi.ɪst/	Atheist, Atheistin
morally Adverb	/ˈmɔɹəli/	moralisch
homosexual Adjektiv	/ˌhɒməʊˈsɛksjuːəl/	homosexuell, schwul
slaughter Substantiv	/ˈslɔːtə/	Schlachtung, Schächtung
dislike Verb	/dɪsˈlaɪk/	ablehnen
vegan Substantiv	/ˈviːɡən/	Veganer, Veganerin
testament Substantiv	/ˈtɛs.tə.mənt/	Testament, Letzter Wille
annoy Verb	/əˈnoɪ̯/	ärgern, nerven

Phrasal Verbs, die du hören wirst

Wort	Aussprache	Bedeutung
go down Verb		absteigen, hinabsteigen
boil down Verb		einkochen
boil over Verb		überkochen
break down Verb		versagen, den Geist aufgeben
bring up Verb		erwähnen, mit etwas kommen / ankommen
build up Verb		sich ansammeln, sich türmen
carry out Verb	/ˈkæ.ɹi aʊt/	raus tragen
pick out Verb		auswählen, heraussuchen

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Similarly, you said that it's bordering on genocide.
I just can't remember the name of it.
That's kind of a philosophy I follow.

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Die Strukturen, die der Sprecher am häufigsten verwendet, mit den genauen Worten aus dem Video:

Struktur	Im Video
Present Perfect Continuous have/has been + -ing – eine Handlung, die früher begann und noch andauert	has been going · shit's been happening · that's been going
Present Perfect have/has + Partizip Perfekt – eine vergangene Handlung, die jetzt noch wichtig ist	have been persecuted · We've been · they've turned
Passiv be + Partizip Perfekt – wichtig ist, was geschieht, nicht wer es tut	have been persecuted · have been killed · can't be defeated
Relativsätze who / which + Satz – eine Zusatzinformation über eine Person oder Sache	hamas which is · someone who believes · man that is

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Der Sprecher verwendet 241 Kurzformen und abgeschwächte Formen, zum Beispiel I'm, don't, they're. Sprich sie in der kurzen Form, so wie du sie hörst.

Die „th“-Laute: atheist /ˈeɪ.θi.ɪst/, thrive /θɹajv/, brotherhood /ˈbɹʌðɚˌhʊd/
Die Laute „sh“ und „zh“: existential /ˌɛɡzɪˈstɛnʃl̩/, starvation /stɑɹˈveɪʃən/, faction /ˈfæk.ʃən/, civilization /ˌsɪv.ɪ.laɪˈzeɪ.ʃən/, citizenship /ˈsɪtɪzənʃɪp/
Lange Wörter – auf die Betonung achten: ideology /aɪ.diˈɑ.lə.d͡ʒi/, extremism /ɪkˈstɹi.mɪ.zəm/, homosexual /ˌhɒməʊˈsɛksjuːəl/, asymmetric /ˌeɪ.səˈmɛt.ɹɪk/, existentialist /ɛɡzɪsˈtɛnt͡ʃʰələst/

Laute, die Deutschsprachigen schwerfallen:

/w/ — mit runden Lippen, nicht wie das deutsche „w“ (/v/): overwhelm /ˌoʊ.vɚˈwɛlm/, whittle /ˈwɪtəl/, warfare /ˈwɔɹfɛɹ/
Stimmhafter Auslaut — /b/, /d/, /g/, /z/, /v/ am Wortende nicht verhärten: genocide /ˈd͡ʒɛnəsaɪd/, civilians /sɪˈvɪl.jənz/, thrive /θɹajv/, brotherhood /ˈbɹʌðɚˌhʊd/, magnitude /ˈmæɡnɪtjuːd/
/æ/ — offener als „ä“: faction /ˈfæk.ʃən/, massacre /ˈmæs.ə.kə(ɹ)/, magnitude /ˈmæɡnɪtjuːd/

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