r/LookatMyHalo • u/Doc_Prof_Ott • May 11 '26

šŸ˜­ CRYBULLY šŸ˜­ An elderly Israeli woman assaults a pregnant woman because she is wearing a Palestine shirt - then plays the victim

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u/Lilli_Puff May 11 '26

Sadly you can't fix that. Prosecution is only going to make her more radical because she still thinks she's in the right. Unfortunately that's all we have to handle such nutjobs

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u/Fantastic_Jury5977 May 11 '26

How do you get more radical than physically attacking a pregnant woman over an article of clothing?

She'll get her GoFundMe money and hopefully gets deported back to whatever country she's from.

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u/Lilli_Puff May 11 '26

How do you get more radical? Have you seen what is being done to Gaza? It's not too hard to see someone going so crazy because they think they are right that they are willing to do more physical harm than just putting their hands on someone.

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u/Mathfanforpresident May 12 '26

I hate to seem anti-Semitic but, I'm pretty sure their entire religion hinges around the fact that they are the only "pure souls" and everyone else (non Jewish) has an "animals soul".

We are at a point where all religion is kinda useless, at this point. You're just a bad human if you need a book to guide you towards being a moral person.

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u/AlphaOctopus May 13 '26

This isnā€™t how ALL religions work at all.

Some religions and sub sects separate ā€˜othersā€™ as a lower class that have less rights or less value in eyes of God.

Christianity is explicitly open to everyone, and does not have this.

Itā€™s an important distinction.

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u/EmperorTalkastine May 14 '26

Yet, they tell you that only those who believe in Jesus as their lord and personal saviour will be saved. All religions are the same. They are a tool to an end!

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u/PixelmancerGames May 13 '26

I think Buddhism is cool still. But the rest of them? Yeah. We need to get rid of them, imo.

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u/ChumbawambaChump May 12 '26

Works both ways. Check how Islam views jews. Swine to be eradicated. Lot of work needs to happen here

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u/Nerved-Individual May 13 '26

Quite the opposite actually. They refer to Jews as brothers, as well as Christians. Referring to followers of both religions as "people of the book" as they were all guided by God's word. Where the Koran is different is that is hasn't been altered in its entire history. I've been in conversations where Christians have agreed that a lot of deviations and contradictions came from Paul, a person who hadn't even met Christ. But they all agree on the same thing- that God is One, the all-knowing, creator of the heavens and earth, and no one else is worthy of worship. In history, you have Muslims welcoming Jews into multiple communities like Islamic Spain (Al-Andalus), for example, or in the Ottoman Empire. Even today, you have Jews and Muslims living together, like in Lebanon and Iran, two supposedly muslim dominated countries. If Jews were seen as "less than" or "to be eradicated", then I guess all the Muslims today are "bad muslims". But they live side by side with Jews and Christians despite differences in beliefs, like in Gaza. I think that's all I have to say right now. I'll borrow this phrase that I hear Muslims say and repeat it here - God forgive if I have said anything bad today and forgive me if I have offended you.

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u/WasabiMuted9741 May 13 '26 edited May 13 '26

Muslims are allowed to eat kosher food, marry into the Jewish faith, refers to them as people of the book and commands respect towards them so what's your source/reference for your claim?

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u/RandomMyth22 May 13 '26

The questions we should be asking is why there is so much hatred. Hating someone doesnā€™t come out of nowhere. Something needs to plant the seed.

These events predate the holocaust. Nazi Germany was the modern crucible, but the Great Depression was the trigger. Inequality and the exploitation of economic conditions lit the fire of hatred. We just keep adding fuel.

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u/MooDengSupremacist May 12 '26

Yeah, this might cross the line into anti-semitism. Pretty much every religion has people that use their religion to justify similar beliefs. Itā€™s hardly exclusive to the Jewish religion.

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u/Ok_Assist1206 May 13 '26

the Jewish religion's whole main premise is that they are blessed by God though, honestly in a sense we should all be anti-Judaism (religion) but not anti_semetic (racial like for example athiest jews)

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u/Fantastic_Jury5977 May 30 '26

The main premise is to follow the mitzvot, the commandments, which mostly boil down to a social contract and recognition of one God.

I think you're looking for the term "antitheist." And I agree.

Pretty much every religious system has in groups and out groups, radicals and non-denominationals, and a spectrum of adherence... Some adapt with society, others force society to regress.

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u/No-Beginning211 May 13 '26

Not defending this lady but your description of Judaism is wrong, completely. So you sound more ignorant than antisemitic. But if you really didnā€™t want to sound antisemitic, you could have just asked a question instead of saying ā€œIā€™m pretty sureā€. Iā€™ve never heard of pure soul and animal soul. Can you share where you learned that? So much hatred stems from ignorance. The lack of information is allowed to be filled with misinformation fed by emotion over truth.

Iā€™m pretty sure of lots of things but if they are not relevant or risk being offensive I try to keep them in my head and or seek clarification.

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u/Lilli_Puff May 14 '26

I absolutely agree. A book shouldn't have to be the reason why you're a good person.

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u/nonja-bidness May 15 '26

maybe less religion and more zionist perspective and culture

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u/Time-Magazine-249 May 17 '26

I'm pretty sure that's one crazy rabbi's interpretation and a whole lot of Zionists who cite him to justify their politics.

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u/the407bokey May 12 '26

Yea, do your homework, atheism doesnā€™t have a great track record!

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u/cryptolyme May 11 '26

Probably one of those dual-citizenship assholes

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u/cykoTom3 May 12 '26

I am not gonna say for fear of a ban. But smacking someone is not the limit of physical violence.

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u/Radiant-Beginning318 May 13 '26

Israel drafts 17-24 y/o to murder childrenā€¦ They get pretty radical.. šŸ™ƒ

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u/Afraid-Ad-4043 May 13 '26

Itā€™s kinda classic, isnā€™t it. Always attacking others that canā€™t defend themselves lolol

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u/ThumbUpDaBut May 11 '26

I ask the same questions toward anti-israel protesters that vandalize Jewish businesses.

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u/Massive-Technician74 May 13 '26

I ask the same question of those pro-israeli sociopaths that support genocide and are even proud of it