>>15
How did it get there?
It's of no surprise that people of the ancient world who wrote scripture were bigoted, exclusionary, etc. Generations of people later interpret these writings in an arbitrary manner, some likewise become just as bigoted and exclusionary.
I'm learning by example.
Doesn't appear that you've learned anything.
Jews became so powerful due to, in part, their racism and crossborder nationalism.
You continue incoherently harping on about Jews and their "racism", yet you still do not address your own racism against Jews. This is the "do as I say not as I do" syndrome.
Then again, Ayatollah Khomeini managed to unite Iran against western occupation just because he showed Muslims their enemy - zionistic capitalism of the companies like British Petroleum.
Praising the actions of a theocratic tyrant? This is crankery at its finest.
>>16
I agree, and he (unless there's more than one) has been one of the many reasons why w4ch has been in steep decline over the past 12-16 months as most (if not all) of the old posters left. Unfortunately, moderation here is extremely lax (if not non-existent) and has traditionally had dogmatic opposition to such, so I think he's pretty much here to stay until he gets bored and infests some other place.