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Originally Posted by Glice
I was going out with a Jew for a long time. There's plenty of disdain towards Israel, plenty of anti-semitism, lots of confusion, and I've been on the receiving end of some nasty goyim sentiment. I'm just saying that you're reducing everything to a single position. fugazifan represents Israel, the state, the people, the religion, as much as anyone else. The few Palestinians I know are lovely and tolerant people. Reducing it all to single position, unitary dialogues, is just detrimental to the sort of nuanced understanding that !£$% is trying to get across.
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I see what you are saying... and I totally agree. I guess things come out a bit black & white on the internets. I think if we all sat down in a room together and actually talked things would be a bit more clear.
I went to high school for a few years in Sweden who took in many muslim refugees from various wars. They all knew I was part Jewish and we all got along great. I know that most people are moderates and generally nice people who get pulled into religious shitstorms because of extremist factions from both the left and right fringe. So I understand what Fugazifan is doing is just. I guess I just get a little emotional because of the hate I have seen my family experience through the years.
I think views get amplified in that region due to the belief in the divine, which is so silly. Without a belief in God everyone in that region could find a much easier path to peace. That shit is going to come to a Islamic-Jewish-Christian head (sexy).