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what would you like to learn about the uk or israel
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both i've got all the time in the world let's start let's start with where you are now
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so i'm in israel i believe my children's survival is dependent
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on there being a jewish state there are dozens of muslim
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states dozens of christian states there's only one jewish state And the Jewish people, arguably more than maybe not any people,
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but certainly most people, have been persecuted for millennia, thousands of years, and have been unable to defend ourselves.
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We've been at the mercy of benevolent or malevolent leaders and
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so when a tyrant raised up and slaughtered our people
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when the masses hordes flocked onto the street to slaughter jews
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in racist pogroms we had nowhere to turn other than friendly neighbors
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that may may let us in may offer some sort of protection
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and for the first time in 2000 years
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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,
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and gone are the days when my children were indefensible and completely vulnerable to racial prejudice.
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That's a very, very fair take.
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Now, from my personal opinion, I think both sides are very wrong in the current state
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of affairs i think how one side you've got a very desperate side palestinians
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and they've turned towards hamas which is a terrorist organization a very bad one of
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that to look for freedom in their eyes one man's freedom fighter is another man's terrorist correct
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so in their eyes they i would say a large majority
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of them see well at the start of the war
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which has been going on for a very long time by
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the way it's not just recent shit's been happening for a very long time it's only just boiled over recently uh
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i would say they started off seeing them especially when when did
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when did the hamas war hamas palestine israeli war start it's
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like 2023 october 7th 23 yeah yeah i thought it was 23
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that's been going on three years now
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which is a very long time ukraine's been going on even longer
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which is crazy um but yeah they look they turned to a a possible ray of hope
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and it turned out very badly because they started killing children
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and all this terrible stuff they started beheading people in streets
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and stuff public executions and it's very bad now at the start of the war
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in sort of 23 i was a lot more leaning towards the israeli side
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because i was like well these guys are starting wars
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and stuff and then over the years i've slowly gradually learned to
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dislike both equally now this is not saying
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that i just dislike palestinian people like dislike israelites
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or jews in general because to to focus in on what one person is doing
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and lump a whole group of other people in with
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that one person is very wrong because that's like saying all germans are wrong
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because adolf hitler killed six million jews you wouldn't go up to a german in the street today
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and go you nazi would you so i see equal
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and fair opportunity for everyone in the world
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but they're the very select few people on both sides
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that are doing wrongdoing and taking advantage of people
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so corrupt soldiers on the israeli and palestinian side corrupt governments
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which you can't lie both both sides there's been a little bit of corruptness going on between state
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and state interfering you know average stuff and then obviously links to america
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and we all know how bad america is at the moment in their political state i feel
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that maybe both sides need changing before the war ends i
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feel like it will happen i feel like obviously benjamin netanyahu hasn't been the greatest president is it president
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or prime minister it's prime minister isn't it yeah yeah he hasn't been the best
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because obviously there's been times where a lot of
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innocent palestinian people have been killed at the hand of the idf
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which in turn they say it's self -defense but in reality they are driving tanks into innocent unarmed people
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and using the statement of bombing a hotel a hospital with the fact
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that there is tunnels underneath it you see where i'm going at it's kind of like blow everyone up
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and hope to get rid of all of it it the
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best way to do it is you're never going to get rid of a belief
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because belief spreads so it's like getting trying to get rid of religion you try
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and kill you you'd have to kill literally every single person even then you would still fail
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because someone born 20 years later would believe the same thing correct
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so what they're doing is wrong but in both sides because you cannot excuse terrorism you can excuse the
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pushing on genocide of innocent palestinian civilians now we've seen this
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happen before in history where both sides are wrong vietnam both
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sides you could say vietnam wasn't doing anything wrong with the world
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but back then they thought communism was the root of all evil
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or so so they thought it was a good show of power to go halfway across the world
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invade a small little country and fail to do so they didn't fail to do so they did very well but
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they start to run out of funding so they pulled out and lost the war because they forfeited
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um that's a very miscommon fact
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that america didn't lose the war they forfeited before they lost they didn't just get pushed down failed they forfeit
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so it's a loss by forfeit but
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it's it's like saying yeah i kind of made my point all war is bad
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uh
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because innocent people are going to get killed on either end
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i disagree with everything you've just said all war is not bad there's such a thing as a righteous war
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if you have a nation genociding an innocent population
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and the only way to prevent
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that genocide is to go to war with the genociding nation
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that war is a just war war is horrible
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but it's sometimes inevitable
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and it's sometimes the moral the moral thing to do pacifism is moral cowardice you also said religions
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and ideas can't be defeated how many people worship Thor
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or Zeus today religions of the Aztecs long gone no that's time there are there are thousands of religions
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that are no longer in existence of course similarly the idea
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that you can't go to war with an idea is retarded
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yes you can't go to what you can't fight you can't fire a missile at an idea
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but you can crush an ideology you can remove its power
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we went to war with the nazis in the 1930s and 40s
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and destroyed nazism it the ideology of nazism the ideology of
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nazism is now pushed to the fringes of society whereas at
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the time of the ninth nazi party it was the most
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or one certainly one of the most powerful forces on this
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planet you don't destroy an idea you destroy its power hamas
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are powerful they are an ideology they belong to you you spoke for a lot
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and the more and the more you spoke the more i realize you're actually not
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that knowledgeable on that subject despite having so strong convictions and
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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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Vocabolario e note di pronuncia per questa lezione
Questa lezione di conversazione di livello B2 si basa sul video “Watch Me Deprogram A Zoomer's Anti-Zionism In Real Time”. Questo video contiene 530 frasi e 6442 parole da ripetere con lo shadowing. Il parlato dura 39:04. Chi parla ha un ritmo naturale di circa 165 parole al minuto, vicino a una conversazione quotidiana. Solo il 81% delle parole rientra nelle 3.000 più comuni dell’inglese, quindi il lessico è impegnativo.
Vocaboli chiave di questo video
Le 15 parole più avanzate del video, con pronuncia e significato:
| Parola | Pronuncia | Significato |
|---|---|---|
| ideology sostantivo | /aɪ.diˈɑ.lə.d͡ʒi/ | ideologia |
| extremism sostantivo | /ɪkˈstɹi.mɪ.zəm/ | estremismo |
| genocide sostantivo | /ˈd͡ʒɛnəsaɪd/ | genocidio |
| overwhelm verbo | /ˌoʊ.vɚˈwɛlm/ | sommergere |
| atheist sostantivo | /ˈeɪ.θi.ɪst/ | ateo, atea |
| homosexual aggettivo | /ˌhɒməʊˈsɛksjuːəl/ | omosessuale |
| slaughter sostantivo | /ˈslɔːtə/ | mattanza |
| dislike verbo | /dɪsˈlaɪk/ | non piacersi |
| vegan sostantivo | /ˈviːɡən/ | vegano |
| testament sostantivo | /ˈtɛs.tə.mənt/ | lascito, testamento |
| annoy verbo | /əˈnoɪ̯/ | irritare, seccare |
| asymmetric aggettivo | /ˌeɪ.səˈmɛt.ɹɪk/ | asimetrico |
| conflate verbo | /kənˈfleɪt/ | confondere |
| existential aggettivo | /ˌɛɡzɪˈstɛnʃl̩/ | esistenziale |
| existentialist sostantivo | /ɛɡzɪsˈtɛnt͡ʃʰələst/ | esistenzialista |
I phrasal verb che sentirai
| Parola | Pronuncia | Significato |
|---|---|---|
| boil down verbo | condensare, ridurre | |
| bring up verbo | menzionare, nominare | |
| build up verbo | accumulare | |
| carry out verbo | /ˈkæ.ɹi aʊt/ | compiere, realizzare |
| die down verbo | cessare | |
| turn out verbo | risultare |
Frasi da ripetere
Frasi brevi e complete del video che puoi riutilizzare nella conversazione di tutti i giorni:
- 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.
La grammatica di questo video
Le strutture che chi parla usa di più, con le parole esatte del video:
| Struttura | Nel video |
|---|---|
| Present perfect continuous have/has been + -ing — un’azione iniziata prima e ancora in corso | has been going · shit's been happening · that's been going |
| Present perfect have/has + participio passato — un’azione passata che conta ancora adesso | have been persecuted · We've been · they've turned |
| Forma passiva be + participio passato — conta ciò che accade, non chi lo fa | have been persecuted · have been killed · can't be defeated |
| Frasi relative who / which + frase — un’informazione in più su una persona o una cosa | hamas which is · someone who believes · friends who are |
Pronuncia a cui fare attenzione
Chi parla usa 241 contrazioni e forme ridotte, come I'm, don't, they're. Pronunciale nella forma breve, così come le senti.
- I suoni “th”: atheist /ˈeɪ.θi.ɪst/, thrive /θɹajv/, brotherhood /ˈbɹʌðɚˌhʊd/
- I suoni “sh” e “zh”: existential /ˌɛɡzɪˈstɛnʃl̩/, starvation /stɑɹˈveɪʃən/, faction /ˈfæk.ʃən/, civilization /ˌsɪv.ɪ.laɪˈzeɪ.ʃən/, citizenship /ˈsɪtɪzənʃɪp/
- Parole lunghe — attenzione all’accento: ideology /aɪ.diˈɑ.lə.d͡ʒi/, extremism /ɪkˈstɹi.mɪ.zəm/, homosexual /ˌhɒməʊˈsɛksjuːəl/, asymmetric /ˌeɪ.səˈmɛt.ɹɪk/, existentialist /ɛɡzɪsˈtɛnt͡ʃʰələst/
I suoni difficili per chi parla italiano:
- /h/ — va soffiata, non è muta: homosexual /ˌhɒməʊˈsɛksjuːəl/, brotherhood /ˈbɹʌðɚˌhʊd/, harsh /ˈhɑɹʃ/
- Consonante finale — senza aggiungere una vocale dopo: extremist /ɪkˈstɹiːmɪst/, genocide /ˈd͡ʒɛnəsaɪd/, forfeit /ˈfɔɹ.fɪt/, atheist /ˈeɪ.θi.ɪst/, dislike /dɪsˈlaɪk/
- /æ/ — più aperta della “e”: faction /ˈfæk.ʃən/, massacre /ˈmæs.ə.kə(ɹ)/, magnitude /ˈmæɡnɪtjuːd/
Come esercitarsi con questo video
- Ascolta tutto il video una volta senza parlare e annota le parole che non conosci.
- Inizia a velocità 0,75×, fai shadowing frase per frase e torna alla velocità normale quando diventa facile.
- Registrati e confronta con l’originale, facendo attenzione a parole come ideology, extremism, genocide.
Cos'è la tecnica dello Shadowing?
Shadowing è una tecnica di apprendimento delle lingue supportata da studi scientifici, originariamente sviluppata per la formazione dei traduttori professionisti e resa popolare dal poliglotta Dr. Alexander Arguelles. Il metodo è semplice ma potente: ascolti un audio in inglese di madrelingua e lo ripeti immediatamente ad alta voce — come un'ombra che segue il parlante con un ritardo di solo 1–2 secondi. A differenza dell'ascolto passivo o degli esercizi di grammatica, lo shadowing costringe il tuo cervello e i muscoli della bocca a elaborare e riprodurre simultaneamente i modelli di discorso reale. La ricerca dimostra che migliora significativamente la precisione della pronuncia, l'intonazione, il ritmo, il discorso connesso, la comprensione dell'ascolto e la fluidità del parlato — rendendolo uno dei metodi più efficaci per la preparazione alla prova di speaking dell'IELTS e per la comunicazione reale in inglese.