“Shine a light on antisemitism and don’t shine it on the antisemite”: Rabbi Angela Buchdahl says if left unchecked, antisemitism will remain "resilient" — but adds that now is the right time to educate those around the globe about "who the Jewish community" really is. pic.twitter.com/amaMN61qRf

— CBS Mornings (@CBSMornings) October 26, 2022

which church? why the antichristianism?

Victims, always need antagonists. Let us go beyond the victim stage and start the healing.

By acting like a ****ing mafia, getting all of Kanye's contracts cancelled, it corroborates Kanye's statements that they really do hold the power.

Rabbis cannot be women.

So, I guess this is the last second lie, err, I mean strategy they thought will win the mid-terms.

Notice that Kanye was just called a white supremacist.

he needs to change his name again to clayton bigsby

damiond said:

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“Shine a light on antisemitism and don’t shine it on the antisemite”: Rabbi Angela Buchdahl says if left unchecked, antisemitism will remain "resilient" — but adds that now is the right time to educate those around the globe about "who the Jewish community" really is. pic.twitter.com/amaMN61qRf

— CBS Mornings (@CBSMornings) October 26, 2022

which church? why the antichristianism?

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She's a rabbi? What Jewish sect is that? Must be extreme reformed. Which according to orthodox Jews isn't even Judaism.

Maybe some Jewish members can explain to me how the Jewish religion which is based SOLELY on following the laws/Torah. So therefore, when you change the laws to suit your reformed/conservative synagogue, how it that Judaism any longer?

damiond said:

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“Shine a light on antisemitism and don’t shine it on the antisemite”: Rabbi Angela Buchdahl says if left unchecked, antisemitism will remain "resilient" — but adds that now is the right time to educate those around the globe about "who the Jewish community" really is. pic.twitter.com/amaMN61qRf

— CBS Mornings (@CBSMornings) October 26, 2022

which church? why the antichristianism?

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After a quick google search, her mother was Korean and her father Jewish. How does that make her Jewish? I though the Jewish lineage was carried by the mother?

And here come the leftists to try to get someone to make a comment so the Twitter brigade will have some new screenshots.

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And here come the leftists to try to get someone to make a comment so the Twitter brigade will have some new screenshots.

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Yep. Predictable thread by the OP.

You must be new here……if she identifies as Jewish, then lo and behold, she's Jewish.

And of course she can change her mind at anytime.

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Rapier108 said:

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And here come the leftists to try to get someone to make a comment so the Twitter brigade will have some new screenshots.

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Yep. Predictable thread by the OP.

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Manny threads.

it definitely appears that there are several trollers around the internet who are in a concerted and deliberate fashion -

trying to stir up arguments and bad feelings between gentiles and Jews.

So I guess this is the next thing to pearl clutch over.

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it definitely appears that there are several trollers around the internet who are in a concerted and deliberate fashion -

trying to stir up arguments and bad feelings between gentiles and Jews.

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Let me ask you something.

If you examined those pushing trans and minor attracted persons, and consistently the names were xiping, chan, huang, ming, would you say there is a significant pattern of behavior? Would you be so bold as to say these folks are making a concerted effort?

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damiond said:

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“Shine a light on antisemitism and don’t shine it on the antisemite”: Rabbi Angela Buchdahl says if left unchecked, antisemitism will remain "resilient" — but adds that now is the right time to educate those around the globe about "who the Jewish community" really is. pic.twitter.com/amaMN61qRf

— CBS Mornings (@CBSMornings) October 26, 2022

which church? why the antichristianism?

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She's a rabbi? What Jewish sect is that? Must be extreme reformed. Which according to orthodox Jews isn't even Judaism.

Maybe some Jewish members can explain to me how the Jewish religion which is based SOLELY on following the laws/Torah. So therefore, when you change the laws to suit your reformed/conservative synagogue, how it that Judaism any longer?

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None of them are based on the Torah, all of them are based on the Talmud and the Torah is heavily minimized. Modern Judaism is a younger religion than Christianity.

she clearly says 'had" in the past tense. can't be disputed christians churches were anti-jew for quite some time.

OP fails again.

staff needs to do an edit on the thread title.

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Apostolic? Word search "Jews" in the new testament and tell me the apostles were not antisemitic by today's standards.

Gotta admit... never seen an Asian Rabbi.

The Debt said:

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LMCane said:

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it definitely appears that there are several trollers around the internet who are in a concerted and deliberate fashion -

trying to stir up arguments and bad feelings between gentiles and Jews.

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Let me ask you something.

If you examined those pushing trans and minor attracted persons, and consistently the names were xiping, chan, huang, ming, would you say there is a significant pattern of behavior? Would you be so bold as to say these folks are making a concerted effort?

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No no pattern recognition is bad. Don't look at who Magnus Hirschfield was and what group he came from. Definitely don't look at the origins of transexual surgeries in Weimar Germany in Berlin.

The left has protected openly anti-Semitic groups and ideology within its ranks for decades now. I do see some right wing extremist anti-Semitic rhetoric too, and with no small degree of irony, both groups, right and left often make the same claims about certain groups controlling usually certain industries using some variation of the old racist greed trope. Then there are the religious anti-Semitic elements, which comprise of radical Islamists adopted by the left, in addition to anti-corporate types and some lingering vestiges of certain extremist Christian groups on the right, though I don't pick up much Christian based anti-Semitic rhetoric at all these days. It's almost all secular and from people bitter about their own financial underperformance looking for a group to blame for general economic woes.

Jesus himself would've been called anti-semitic by modern times for the verbal drubbing he gave the Sadducees and Pharisees. If your modern idea of news existed in around the time of Jesus it would look like this:

"Antisemite destroys businesses of hardworking jews with whips while declaring squatters rights to the Temple-claiming it his own."

'Local instigator levels the highest level of insult at dignified local Jewish authorities, saying they are full of 'dead men's bone's', and spreading lies about serving Cane.'

"Rabble rouser commits blasphemy by declaring himself seated on the throne in Heaven.'

Other sections of a first century anachronistic tabloid.

'10 Signs the Messiah You Followed Out Into the Desert is a Liar" - By Gamaleil

'Dr. StrangeRoman: Or How I Learned to Love the Sword and Caesar" - By Josephus

The Jewish mother thing is not a hard and fast rule unless you're orthodox. If I remember correctly, it came about from the Jewish diaspora resulting in a lot of mixed blood lines. Since there was no way to confirm who the father was, the qualification was the mother. Originally, Jews observed a patrilineal rule.

There's plenty of Christian sects that are hostile towards Jews. That makes them pretty heretical, but it's not like that's rare.

In my opinion, replacement theology is the biggest threat to the Jews. This doesn't mean that everyone that adheres to it is a raging anti-Semite, but the fact remains that your theological attitude toward the Jews changes if you no longer see them as Gods chosen people.

Also, this woman is a joke.

The Debt said:

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LMCane said:

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it definitely appears that there are several trollers around the internet who are in a concerted and deliberate fashion -

trying to stir up arguments and bad feelings between gentiles and Jews.

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Let me ask you something.

If you examined those pushing trans and minor attracted persons, and consistently the names were xiping, chan, huang, ming, would you say there is a significant pattern of behavior? Would you be so bold as to say these folks are making a concerted effort?

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Thing is, you would conclude that means Beijing is probably directing it and it would at least be reasonable to consider that possibility. If you apply it here though, what doesn't make sense is motive. Why would Tel Aviv want to direct such? Or is this also the composition of the Davos fiscal group, and maybe means them? In any case, your point is logical enough.

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Rabbis cannot be women.

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In New York many things like this are not observed- look up most of the Christian churches are led by gay females. They actually promote it.

In my Catholic education as an adult, I have been taught to love my Jewish roots. With Judaism, there is no Christianity. Our most cherished sacrament, Holy Communion, is based on the Last Supper and it's Passover tradition. There is nothing secret about any of this, it is well known. Other Christian faiths have a similar ritual, all with the same origins. It seems silly to me to suggest that Christians would purposefully undercut their own doctrine by incorporating antisemitism into their dogma. Any 'Christian' church teaching antisemitism isn't really a Christian church IMO.

Because of this, anytime I hear a charge of antisemitism, at least in this country, I automatically assume it is BS and part of a leftist divisiveness campaign as a default position. I have to be convinced away from that position.

She said in past tense, not currently. OP got his wish though.

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There's plenty of Christian sects that are hostile towards Jews. That makes them pretty heretical, but it's not like that's rare.

In my opinion, replacement theology is the biggest threat to the Jews. This doesn't mean that everyone that adheres to it is a raging anti-Semite, but the fact remains that your theological attitude toward the Jews changes if you no longer see them as Gods chosen people.

Also, this woman is a joke.

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Feelings towards Jews has no bearing on whether someone is a Christian. This was the norm for all denominations up until the 1960s. Literally every denomination disliked Jews immensely. Are you saying that every single Christian prior to 1960 was a heretic?

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damiond said:

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“Shine a light on antisemitism and don’t shine it on the antisemite”: Rabbi Angela Buchdahl says if left unchecked, antisemitism will remain "resilient" — but adds that now is the right time to educate those around the globe about "who the Jewish community" really is. pic.twitter.com/amaMN61qRf

— CBS Mornings (@CBSMornings) October 26, 2022

which church? why the antichristianism?

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She's a rabbi? What Jewish sect is that? Must be extreme reformed. Which according to orthodox Jews isn't even Judaism.

Maybe some Jewish members can explain to me how the Jewish religion which is based SOLELY on following the laws/Torah. So therefore, when you change the laws to suit your reformed/conservative synagogue, how it that Judaism any longer?

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Reform Judaism.

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Reform Judaism, also known as Liberal Judaism or Progressive Judaism, is a major Jewish denomination that emphasizes the evolving nature of the faith, the superiority of its ethical aspects to its ceremonial ones, and belief in a continuous revelation, which is closely intertwined with human reason and not limited to the theophany at Mount Sinai. A liberal strand of Judaism, it is characterized by lessened stress on ritual and personal observance, regarding halakha (Jewish law) as non-binding and the individual Jew as autonomous, and great openness to external influences and progressive values.

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