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  • Armanen
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    Re: Religion (split from Q&A)

    Originally posted by Muhaha View Post
    Well, I'd say homogeneity leads to a lack of competition, a lack of competition leads to a lack of the need for evolution, the absence of evolution leads to the demise of the entity in question.

    If a group has one mission it will achieve it sooner rather than if there are multiple ones. When it comes to religion and the stability within a country or ethnic group, it is more stable to have one dominant religion rather than many. There are a number of cases where this is true.

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  • Muhaha
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    Originally posted by jgk3 View Post
    When people see God in their institutions and their territory, religion and politics come alive as one. The more homogenous a society's belief, the more potent its force, and the longer it can be held by a single dynasty.
    Well, I'd say homogeneity leads to a lack of competition, a lack of competition leads to a lack of the need for evolution, the absence of evolution leads to the demise of the entity in question.

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  • KanadaHye
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    Originally posted by Armanen View Post
    It's telling that a number of the young turks were zionists themselves, not least because they were ethnic joos. Likewise, the same forces that sponsored the zionists also did the same with the bolsheviks.
    After the fall of the USSR, many migrated to North America.... didn't take them too long to make a mess of things here either.

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  • Armanen
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    It's telling that a number of the young turks were zionists themselves, not least because they were ethnic joos. Likewise, the same forces that sponsored the zionists also did the same with the bolsheviks.

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  • Haykakan
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    Originally posted by KanadaHye View Post
    Zionism hides behind the skirt of Judaism. All J3ws are not Zionists and all Zionists are not J3ws.
    I agree with this statement however it is worth noting that by far most xxxs are zionists.

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  • KanadaHye
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    Originally posted by Armanen View Post
    I agree with you, and I'm curious what parts of judaism you are referring to?
    Also, I think zionism uses judaism for its benefit when it fits but zionism is an inherently secular movement and there have been and are clashes between zionist and ultra orthodox joos.
    Zionism hides behind the skirt of Judaism. All J3ws are not Zionists and all Zionists are not J3ws. J3ws need not be persecuted, that just builds a stronger case for Zionists. However, that doesn't mean you shouldn't be made aware of the relationship.
    Last edited by KanadaHye; 10-21-2009, 12:16 PM.

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  • Haykakan
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    Originally posted by Armanen View Post
    I agree with you, and I'm curious what parts of judaism you are referring to?
    Also, I think zionism uses judaism for its benefit when it fits but zionism is an inherently secular movement and there have been and are clashes between zionist and ultra orthodox joos.
    Yes i am aware of these clashes but those opposing zionism are few and weak compared to the zionists. Judaism teaches that xxxs are special they are the "chosen ones", this is the ideology behind zionism.

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  • Armanen
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    Originally posted by Haykakan View Post
    Yes the media has for a while now been working on glamorizing judaist values while knocking down chrysian ones. This strategy is successfull on the new generation which is now self obsessed. Statistics show that the Y generation is the most narcistic generation to have ever lived so it would be no surprise to see these kids embrace judaism vs chrystianity. As you know i do not care for any organised religion but judaism is particularly bothersome because it is a religion based on selfishness which can be very harmful to society in general. Zionism is a good example of the byproduct created by this religion, its racist-selfcentered idealogy is responcible for making much of our planet the hell hole that it is. Its basic beliefe that hryas are the chosen people by god and to hell with everyone else is the epitome of racism-bigetry-discrimination... Out of all the major religions in the world, this one is the most dangerous one and will do the most harm if it spreads.

    I agree with you, and I'm curious what parts of judaism you are referring to?
    Also, I think zionism uses judaism for its benefit when it fits but zionism is an inherently secular movement and there have been and are clashes between zionist and ultra orthodox joos.

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  • Haykakan
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    Re: Religion (split from Q&A)

    Yes the media has for a while now been working on glamorizing judaist values while knocking down chrysian ones. This strategy is successfull on the new generation which is now self obsessed. Statistics show that the Y generation is the most narcistic generation to have ever lived so it would be no surprise to see these kids embrace judaism vs chrystianity. As you know i do not care for any organised religion but judaism is particularly bothersome because it is a religion based on selfishness which can be very harmful to society in general. Zionism is a good example of the byproduct created by this religion, its racist-selfcentered idealogy is responcible for making much of our planet the hell hole that it is. Its basic beliefe that hryas are the chosen people by god and to hell with everyone else is the epitome of racism-bigetry-discrimination... Out of all the major religions in the world, this one is the most dangerous one and will do the most harm if it spreads.

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  • KanadaHye
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    Re: Religion (split from Q&A)

    Originally posted by Haykakan View Post
    That sounds like the hrya argument to me except the armenian part. The pervasivness of narsasism today makes me want to vomit.
    I'm certain you're not the only one. But you do realize that is because of the constant attack on Christianity by the hrya controlled media. Even the disney channel is filled with narcassistic characters. Walt would have never approved.

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