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Anti-semitism: the term that pre-empts debate. It's a magical word, more powerful than abrahadabra.

I thought atheists didn't believe in magic and superstition?

It's a relatively new, coined term, used by Zionists to stifle criticism of their actions. It's, in essence, an illusory term, a wisp of ethereal smoke that evangelicals and fascists try to grasp at, apathetically.

Do you consider calling Arabs "goat fuckers" anti-Semitic?

"Oh it can certainly be used like that but at the same time that's also the exact defense antisemitic people hide behind."


Anti-Zionist or anti-Semitic?



"So what would you call someone who hates Jews for being Jews?"

Confused. Jewry is made up of different ethnic groups. Is it Judaism that is hated or is it a racial hatred? That needs to be clarified when you (yes you, Invunche) debate a so-called anti-Semite.


I'm assuming you are referring to the accusation that I did that? I never did. Anyway I would call that "anti-arab".

Arabs don't have Semitic blood in them?

Once again, you are viewing the world in all its complexities in your narrow brutish prism:

Edomites were incorporated into Jewry: http://www.jewishencyclopedia.com/view.jsp?artid=45&letter=E&search=edomites


Another ethnic group, possibly NOT Semitic: chozars. http://www.jewishencyclopedia.com/view.jsp?artid=402&letter=C&search=chozars


Askkenazim and Sephardim. Judaism is a belief system, not neccessarily a race.

Nethinim: descendants of the Gibeonites, i.e. Canaanites; they were to be slaves forever to the Israelites, and were to never intermarry with them: that changed over time and the Nethinim (according to Ezra and Nehemiah) worked their way up the hierarchy until they ruled supreme by the time of Christ.

http://www.jewishencyclopedia.com/view.jsp?artid=198&letter=N&search=nethinim

NATHIN

(rt. NaTHaN, 'to give'), a descendant of the Gibeonites who deceived Joshua (v. Josh. IX, 3ff) and, when their identity was discovered, were made (Lit., 'given', v. ibid. v. 27) into hewers of wood and drawers of water for the congregation and the altar. V. also Ezra II, 43ff, VIII, 20, Neh. III, 26 and I Chron. IX, 2, wherein Nethinim, the plural of Nathin occurs.

http://www.come-and-hear.com/tglossary.html#N

I see. You think I 100% agree with Ichigo. Many Israelis refuse to serve in the army, and there are many professors, intellectuals and laymen that criticize their government's treatment of the Palestinians.
The humans rights group, Tselem, documents Israeli army atrocities very well. I gave you a link to Israel Shahak's book, which is less than 150 pages but you prefer apathy to enlightenment: the leaders of the Renaissance would have been disgusted with you, were they alive today.