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1. about 19 hours ago on Michael Ramirez

   To my best knowledge, there are no other criminal enterprises claiming nationhood. The Zionist one is unique, which is just another reason to pull the plug on it and hang its leaders for their Crimes Against Peace and Humanity.

2. about 20 hours ago on Michael Ramirez

   As far as I am concerned, the “nation of israel” is a criminal enterprise and has no justification for its existence.

3. about 23 hours ago on Arlo and Janis

   I clean the cat’s loo every time I use the human one.

4. 1 day ago on Michael Ramirez

   You don’t seem to understand the limits of chants, either.

   They have to both rhyme and be meaningful in context. To test the truth of that, try to invent some new chants that meet those criteria and would be used by the protesters you accuse of being automata. You’ll fail.

5. 1 day ago on Michael Ramirez

   There are no civilians among the Zionists.

   Occupiers are forbidden by international law from bringing their own people to live on occupied land.

   Those Jews that live under Zionist protection are Zionists themselves, criminal occupiers of the Palestinans’ land.

6. 1 day ago on Michael Ramirez

   Why don’t the Zionists turn over their captives, held without charge, trial, or conviction for indefinite periods?

7. 1 day ago on Michael Ramirez

   Nope, the Palestinians. The Jews largely disappeared from Palestine after bar Kokhba. A large percentage of surviving ex-fighters and their families were sold into slavery, the rest left their families behind and fled into the Diaspora.

   From wiki:

   The revolt was crushed, with the Jewish population of Judea devastated. Jewish war captives were again captured and sold into slavery by the Romans. According to Jewish tradition, the Romans deported twelve boatloads of Jews to Cyrenaica.64 Voluntary Jewish emigration from Judea in the aftermath of the Bar-Kokhba revolt also expanded Jewish communities in the diaspora.65 . . . The military defeats of the Jews in Judaea in 70 CE and again in 135 CE, with large numbers of Jewish captives from Judea sold into slavery and an increase in voluntary Jewish emigration from Judea as a result of the wars, meant a drop in Palestine’s Jewish population was balanced by a rise in diaspora numbers. Jewish prisoners sold as slaves in the diaspora and their children were eventually manumitted and joined local free communities.67 . . . A significant movement of gentiles and Samaritans into villages formerly with a Jewish majority appears to have taken place thereafter.69

8. 1 day ago on Jen Sorensen

   And yes, even if forests are clean there are still trees that get struck by lightning.

   Even more, from what I’ve read, it’s the forest clutter, burning, that hardens the trees and keeps them from burning to death.

   Cutting firebreaks limits the extent of the clutter (I think the technical name is “mast”, from the botanical term for fruits of forest plants) that will burn and therefore reduce the heat of the overall fire, the lower heat preventing the fire from reaching the crowns of trees and becoming unstoppable, and also preserving the seeds and nutrients on and in the forest floor.

9. 1 day ago on Michael Ramirez

   That could well be. Should we hope for or against?

10. 1 day ago on Michael Ramirez

    Besides the determination that the Tanakh is ahistorical, a mere collection of political fantasy, Jewish historians agree that the male Jews ran away from Palestine after the bar Kokhba revolt flopped, leaving Palestine depopulated of Jews except for the women. The ones who took the women with them went to Syria, Mesopotamia, etc., not into the Diaspora