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Šñøü†ê®
12-26-2011, 01:08 AM
I remember back in the old days churches would have nativity scenes, Christmas trees would be called Christmas trees when folks were not intimidated by some unseen forces and lawsuits.

Nowadays, ridiculous menorahs which allegedly represent some mythology about a war against Greeks and or Romans or something because they wanted to outlaw the bizarre perverted practice of circumcision and other weird shit. But the point is there are no lawsuits if you can believe it, to curtail the expansion of the menorah invasion around the world.

I guess the question is, isn't strange how the menorahs are displacing Western traditions? Really bizarre. Even in China. Strange.

Šñøü†ê®
12-26-2011, 01:21 AM
To summarize, Chanukah is basically a fictitious MILITARY oriented remembrance and has NOTHING about it in the Bible. Christmas is the culmination of the Bible and without the New Testament content the Bible is insane ravings of racist fanatics who hoped a mountain deity would help them kill their enemies, which they seem to have lots of for some reason, but all of which most likely never even existed and if they did were outlined in the Dead Sea Scrolls as a psychotic cult that most people did not even know about.

Šñøü†ê®
12-26-2011, 01:29 AM
Now compare some kind of half assed military victory that retards with cowboy hats celebrate by dancing with other MEN (gay), with the birth of Jesus, the son of God who had victory of DEATH. Even if you do not believe the middle east mythology, doesn't it seem obvious there is major gayness happening? Totally gay imo.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/rf/image_606w/2010-2019/WashingtonPost/2011/12/20/LocalLiving/Images/natmenorah_3.jpg

Cyclone Ranger
12-26-2011, 11:31 AM
Hannukah is a made-up holiday created so Jewish kids don't have to feel left out during Christmas.

The Macabee revolt occurred after the composition of the Hebrew Bible, so it doesn't occur in the text, but so what? There are plenty of holidays celebrating events that aren't mentioned in the Bible.

GanjaFreebird
12-26-2011, 11:57 AM
The Macabee revolt occurred after the composition of the Hebrew Bible, so it doesn't occur in the text, but so what? There are plenty of holidays celebrating events that aren't mentioned in the Bible.

That's an excellent point:):nice:. Hag Hannukah Sameah, CR!!:nice:



To summarize, Chanukah is basically a fictitious MILITARY oriented remembrance and has NOTHING about it in the Bible. Christmas is the culmination of the Bible and without the New Testament content the Bible is insane ravings of racist fanatics who hoped a mountain deity would help them kill their enemies, which they seem to have lots of for some reason, but all of which most likely never even existed and if they did were outlined in the Dead Sea Scrolls as a psychotic cult that most people did not even know about.


Happy Hannukah, Snouter;):p:D:nice:!!


Now compare some kind of half assed military victory that retards with cowboy hats celebrate by dancing with other MEN (gay), with the birth of Jesus, the son of God who had victory of DEATH.

Snouter, although there's nothing wrong with being gay, I would assume that Jesus was probably married with kids, as Jewish rabbis (and most Jewish people his age who had a beard, anyways) were supposed to do back then, so probably he was heterosexual, but either way he was a very nice guy with wonderful ideas, and it was fucked up of the non-Jewish Greeks and Itallians to murder him:mad:.


. Even if you do not believe the middle east mythology, doesn't it seem obvious there is major gayness happening? Totally gay imo.


Well, Snouter, you must understand that the reason why the Jewish people have revolted against the Greeks and Romans was not because of the exceptionally widespread homosexuality;) (not to mention, pedophilia:() among their enemies, but rather because those assholes were forcing us to give up Judaism and our traditions for their semi-retarded fairy tales on OUR OWN LAND, and were being REALLY humilliating about it very often.

As a Jewish person yourself, you should know that although many religious Jews aren't fans of homosexuality, our communities in general got nothing against gay people, which is why Israel is very progressive on gay rights:). And we only fight people who try to take away our land, and/or try to force us to convert to another religion and/or murder our civilians. That's how we were then, and that's how we are now:D.

GanjaFreebird
12-26-2011, 12:00 PM
Oh yeah, Snouter, by the way, how bad did your uncle Haim piss you off, at the Hannukah celebration this year?;) Please beh honest:p.

Šñøü†ê®
12-26-2011, 12:25 PM
Correct me if I am wrong, but I think this black hebrew says whitey came from blacky.

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