Judaism

Judaism forbids "human" sacrifices, but also states that goyim are not "human". For example, Jesus Christ calls goyim "dogs" in comparison to the Children of Israel (Matthew 15:21). So it was allowed to sacrifice goyim in Ancient Temple.

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In general the Jews have a funny sense of reality. When a Jew talks about "good", he in fact means only what is good for the Jews. When a Jew say "our country", it means that country is owned by the Jews. Talking about "nation", a Jew thinks about the Jewish nation. Similarly, talking about humans, a Jew would imply only other Jews.

>>1
Congratulations.  You have failed metaphor forever.

Additionally, dogs in Biblical times were viewed as unclean and filthy animals and the ancient Hebrew did not consider them suitable as sacrificial animals.  Cattle, goats, and sheep were the acceptable animals; barring that, a turtledove or pigeon.  The only job either half of the Bible rewards them with is sometimes watching and managing a shepherd's flock, a job which they used for even today.

Lastly, you automatically invalidate your own argument by referencing the patron figure of one religion as a representative for another when that individual is talking to/about a heathen, of all things.  And, as said, in metaphor.  I don't know how less relevant it could get.

>>4
Additionally, dogs in Biblical times were viewed as unclean and filthy animals and the ancient Hebrew did not consider them suitable as sacrificial animals.
To be precise, saying "dogs", Jesus referred to Canaanites (because Canaan gave Israel a good fight), but modern bleating Europeans would pass for a normal cattle, just because they are so submissive.

>>4
you automatically invalidate your own argument by referencing the patron figure of one religion as a representative for another
Jesus was a typical Israeli nationalist of its time, who arose against Roman rule and his religion is a branch of Judaism. Still Torah, Halakha and Talmud talk about goyim as about animals.

>>5
That's called moving the goal posts.  You picked "dogs;" now you have to run with that animal motif the rest of your argument, or admit you made a mistake/misspoke (wherefore that you can switch to "cattle").

who arose against Roman rule
Back then, that was not uncommon.  The midlife Roman Empire treated its outlying territories, the area of Judea, for example, the same way King John and the Sheriff treated Nottingham in traditional Robin Hood stories.  There were definite benefits to being annexed by Roman, that's not to be denied, but most bouts of increased taxation and census-taking often led to small provincial revolts that didn't last long.  Luke's Testament focuses most on pitting the "Kingdom of Jesus" against the "empire of Rome" and even places Jesus' birth more than three years different from other sources just so it could be matched up against a Roman census.
And do I really have to invoke "Give to Caesar what is Caesar's ..."

>>7
The midlife Roman Empire treated its outlying territories, the area of Judea, for example, the same way King John and the Sheriff treated Nottingham in traditional Robin Hood stories. 
No one loved the filthy Jews. One should also note, that Jewish diaspora formed long before destruction of their Israel rat-nest. For example, in year 25, there were around 400,000 Jews in ancient Alexandria (2/5 of city's population). That is how they managed to force christ-faggotry there.

>>8
It also shows why ancient Egyptian civilization has died and modern Egyptians look so ugly. Bad genetics and absolute mediocrity.

>>8
I did say its outlying territories and that includes Gallic, Germanic, and African territories as well.  Countries on the coast of the Mediterranean are only singled-out in your interpretation of world events.

>>9
... the Assyrian Empire, which was also sacking Jerusalem at the time, the Kushites, and autonomous Libyan regions divided the last dynasty of Egypt, and it was eventually conquered by Persia.  Then Persia "gave" the remnants of Ancient Egypt to Alexander the Great with barely a fight in the third century BC (331BC, I believe).  That's also nearly the same year that Alexandria was christened and started to flourish as the Macedonian capital it is known for being today.  Before that, there was a small Egyptian town on the coast with little worth speaking of besides good location.

Using Alexandria's existence and the death of the dynasties of Egypt; the dates are too far off to link Jewish genetics into that.

>>11
Using Alexandria's existence and the death of the dynasties of Egypt; the dates are too far off to link Jewish genetics into that.
The Book of Exodus says the Jews spread some diseases around Egypt, so Egyptians had expelled them.

>>12
i.e. the Jewish diaspora always weakens the host country and opens it to external enemies. Some Chinese Jews will spread pacifism and protest against the erection of Great Wall, and the next invaders will butcher Chinese populations, while the Jews, like rats, will just run for the next country.

Similar patterns can be found in other branches of nature, where one internal parasite opens organism for external predators.

Some Chinese Jews will spread pacifism and protest against the erection of Great Wall, and the next invaders will butcher Chinese populations, while the Jews, like rats, will just run for the next country.
Now you're just making history up.  The Great Wall was built up, decommissioned, and reconstructed over a course of many Chinese dynasties and by many individual feudal lords and the one fasmous today is merely the lasting collective product of the Ming Dynasty.  On the other hand, whatever Jewish population that existed in ancient China had remained severely isolated and minor compared to the whole population of a xenophobic region constantly assaulted by their neighbors (the mongols, etc.).  In China, all of the scenarios you have suggested in regards to Jewish manipulation could not have possibly existed.

>>12
Thank you very much.  I most definitely needed the uproarious laughter that brought forth.

>>14
Shalom!

>>15
Fuck me, are we back to this again? Didn't you notice how fucking annoying it was when I replied to everything with 'Bacon!'? Did you not learn anything from that? I'll do it again, if I have to.

>>14
Now you're just making history up.
I'm providing an example, what would have happened had China more Jews and internationalism.

The Great Wall was built up, decommissioned, and reconstructed over a course of many Chinese dynasties and by many individual feudal lords and the one fasmous today is merely the lasting collective product of the Ming Dynasty.
It is famous as an "isolationism" monument.

On the other hand, whatever Jewish population that existed in ancient China had remained severely isolated and minor compared to the whole population of a xenophobic region constantly assaulted by their neighbors (the mongols, etc.).
If you see some ugly longfaced Chinese with a prominent nose and strange eyes, then know that he most likely has some Jewish ancestors.

>>12
You molest history pretty well.

>>17
I see. You are an excellent troll after all. You humor people acting like a Nazi when in reality you hate people who know actual history.

Disturbing.

>>18>>19
Shalom!

>>20
Can I haz sandwich.

>>21
It is in that gas chamber.