Corbyn's Labour Party Antisemitism Row

[cronus]

Is he really gonna torch them as a mechanism for election? Never came across as the sort. But perhaps, a way to appease the braying masses and win the right wing brexit hate vote suggesting there is a 'kill all the Jews' faction on the go could be a astute political move? Even though there isn't? Or is there?

[Rum]

Sometimes I feel dizzy after trying to read your posts.

[cronus]

Sometimes I feel dizzy after trying to read your posts.

Trying to figure the headlines behind the headlines. No point reading the headlines for themselves.

[Brian Peacock]

Is he really gonna torch them as a mechanism for election? Never came across as the sort. But perhaps, a way to appease the braying masses and win the right wing brexit hate vote suggesting there is a 'kill all the Jews' faction on the go could be a astute political move? Even though there isn't? Or is there?

I wonder what this text has to do with the title of the thread?

[cronus]

Is he really gonna torch them as a mechanism for election? Never came across as the sort. But perhaps, a way to appease the braying masses and win the right wing brexit hate vote suggesting there is a 'kill all the Jews' faction on the go could be a astute political move? Even though there isn't? Or is there?

I wonder what this text has to do with the title of the thread?

You'd not ask the same if it was Adolf Hitler. Only cos Corbyn comes across as a nice guy is he getting away with his (possible) plans for the complete annihilation of world Jewry. And I'm not saying he has made such plans. On the contrary, evidence would suggest not and nothing evil is in development. The entire point of a thread like this is to ask those hard questions, determine the implausible answers, and see where his interest in trains ends up, in a worst case scenario?

[Brian Peacock]

Support the assertion that Corbyn, or any mainstream UK politician, actually advocates or supports 'the complete annihilation of world Jewry'. "I'm not saying Corbyn wants to annihilate the Jews, but he might do," is disingenuous rot unworthy of serious discussion. I'm not defending Corbyn here, but this whole subject area needs a little more rigour and a lot less hyperbole.

[pErvinalia]

Is he really gonna torch them as a mechanism for election? Never came across as the sort. But perhaps, a way to appease the braying masses and win the right wing brexit hate vote suggesting there is a 'kill all the Jews' faction on the go could be a astute political move? Even though there isn't? Or is there?

I wonder what this text has to do with the title of the thread?

You'd not ask the same if it was Adolf Hitler. Only cos Corbyn comes across as a nice guy is he getting away with his (possible) plans for the complete annihilation of world Jewry. And I'm not saying he has made such plans. On the contrary, evidence would suggest not and nothing evil is in development. The entire point of a thread like this is to ask those hard questions, determine the implausible answers, and see where his interest in trains ends up, in a worst case scenario?

[pErvinalia]

Support the assertion that Corbyn, or any mainstream UK politician, actually advocates or supports 'the complete annihilation of world Jewry'. "I'm not saying Corbyn wants to annihilate the Jews, but he might do," is disingenuous rot unworthy of serious discussion. I'm not defending Corbyn here, but this whole subject area needs a little more rigour and a lot less hyperbole.

LOCK HIM UP... LOCK HIM UP!

[cronus]

Hyperbole? In the early thirties the same could be said about Adolf Hitler. The idea that we should ignore real history is more dangerous than the appearance of hyperbole because unpalatable questions, attitudes are on the table again.

https://www.thejc.com/comment/analysis/ ... m-1.466841

[Brian Peacock]

/godwin

[cronus]

/godwin

In the post fact era godwins rule doesn't apply/

[pErvinalia]

Both Hitler and Corbyn had/have a love of cardigans. FACT!

[Brian Peacock]

Yeah, Crumps is just saying that "Hitler was bad, therefore X could be or is bad" no longer applies, accept that it does.

I think some people are reluctant to fully accept The International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance's working definition of anti-Semitism, along with it's accompanying commentary, because they feel it limits their ability to criticise Israel, and in particular because suggesting that some people might be raising the spectre of anti-Semitism as a means to deflect or avoid criticism of Israel is itself considered anti-Semitic under that commentary.

[cronus]

Some argue definitions but this goes deeper. Corbyn is a vegetarian and so was Hitler. The number of letters in both names identical. Go figure?

[Rum]

As di bubbe volt gehat beytsim volt zi gevain mayn zaidah..