The politics of Israel have been a big contributor to antisemitism that is on the rise again, the recent developments with how the US reacted, well how Trump incorrectly acted about the two state solution and was later corrected on by one of his appointed members. Not really surprised, those things keep fueling the flame.
Pathetic people desecrating peoples graves.
I'm sure this is going to continue, I wouldn't doubt some idiot teenagers are going to copy-cat these crimes.
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Except he's not being skeptical, he's quibbling semantics over at what point a gravestone goes from being "damaged" to being "destroyed" and then bizarrely slaps the "fake news" label on it even though he agrees with the wording of the actual article only because he wants to pick a fight over the adjective being used.
"Plain english" Something you're clearly not good at.
Knocking a stone over isn't akin to destroying said stone. It might be as simple as propping it back up. Destroy has a specific meaning and I doubt people here(yourself included) are using it properly. The article doesn't even use the word "destroy".
do you agree that article with a headline "some kids overturned some headstones" would be less clickbaity, but more true? Because it looks like you two argue over semantics, the @Allybeboba is arguing about wrong usage of words that misleads readers intentionally to create drama, you argue about him arguing about it.
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Looks like they were destroyed to me. Someone must have a real hate going on and a huge sledgehammer as well. Also considering how much a headstone weighs it looks like a concerted action to me. Also let it be said: You can have a lot anti-semitic followers without being openly anti-semitic yourself. It really depends on the atmosphere you've been creating so far. When I am at home cursing, swearing and lashing out all the time I can rest assured that my grim behaviour will eventually make others around me pretty angry as well.
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So you're saying that you literally posted nothing. Your post had no meaning. We call that trolling.
Look, again you're not responding.
Pick one: you either say A) destroyed is fake news because they weren't destroyed.
B) your post had no meaning because even though you said saying destroyed was fake news you didn't mean it.
So you were either saying the tombstones weren't destroyed or you were posting a meaningless post and trolling.
It's funny when you get tripped up by your own words.
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If a headstone is broken, defaced and just generally desecrated in a permanent fashion it is effectively destroyed. This weird arguing over semantics is not doing you nor your ilk any favors when it comes to looking like apologists so I recommend just stopping it.
Were the graves in fact desecrated? If so then it's not "fake news" and that should be the point of discussion not what you deem as "sensationalist". How the fuck does one even sensationalize an act like that anyways? It's pretty damn sensational all on its own.
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So you're basically arguing for... nothing? Gotcha bro
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lol at people calling this 'fake news'. Like wtf?