Stop!

This is a distraction from the truth.

When we say "The Russians did this" or "The Germans did that" or "The Japanese did such and such" we are NEVER talking about each, specific individual of that group. We are talking either about the majority or about those of that group who were/are in power.

You are ignoring the CONTEXT of the statement, and then claiming that the statement is not true.

That is not a valid argument.

It is a logical fallacy known as "context dropping."

Is it true that "The Soviets brutally murdered their enemies?" Yes -- when you understand that the CONTEXT of that statement was about Lenin, Stalin and their thugs and how they murdered tens of millions of Russians and Ukrainians.

If you deny that is true, they you are attempting to change history.

Is it true that "The Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor?" Yes -- when you understand the CONTEXT that the Japanese government leadership and the individuals in the military, especially the bomber pilots, did exactly that. We could talk about how FDR pushed them into it and knew about it and let it happen, but that is another discussion. If you claim "Oh! But not ALL Japanese did that!" Well ... duh! That is not the CONTEXT within which such a statement is made.

And if YOU say, "90% of blacks hate all white people." I could say, "But but but ... not ALL blacks do! And maybe its only 80%!" Then I would be saying something stupid because your generalization is GENERALLY true, even though there are exceptions to the rule.

And while we are at it ... have you EVER met or known of a jew who (a) knew that many jews throughout history have been destructive of their host countries, (b) AND CRITICIZED their fellow jews for it?

I have known of exactly TWO: Benjamin Freedman and David Cole (not his real name). About 90% of jews look the other way when their own RABBIS are torturing children and imprisoning women, or digging tunnels for some mysterious reason under NYC, or bombing the USS Liberty and murdering US sailors (on purpose and knowingly) and those are just a TINY fraction of all the harm many jews have caused -- and yet, you will be hard-pressed to find any jews who ever criticize such behavior. Probably because their religion teaches them that it is not morally wrong to do such things to non-jews.

So, let's stop with this "but not ALL of the 'X' people are that way!"

Yes, we KNOW that. But MOST of them (or the leadership) are, when the context is understood -- just like your 90% generalizations.

On a side note, I agree with you that most blacks have a hatred for Whites, but that is primarily due to their indoctrination towards hatred.

But 90% of the world hates jews? I doubt that. Most people don't have a clue about how harmful many jews have been to the rest of the world for many, many centuries -- probably because the jews work very hard to prevent that discovery of the truth (yet, another harm inflicted).

Stop!

This is a distraction from the truth.

When we say "The Russians did this" or "The Germans did that" or "The Japanese did such and such" we are NEVER talking about each, specific individual of that group. We are talking either about the majority or about those of that group who were/are in power.

You are ignoring the CONTEXT of the statement, and then claiming that the statement is not true.

That is not a valid argument.

It is a logical fallacy known as "context dropping."

Is it true that "The Soviets brutally murdered their enemies?" Yes -- when you understand that the CONTEXT of that statement was about Lenin, Stalin and their thugs and how they murdered tens of millions of Russians and Ukrainians.

If you deny that is true, they you are attempting to change history.

Is it true that "The Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor?" Yes -- when you understand the CONTEXT that the Japanese government leadership and the individuals in the military, especially the bomber pilots, did exactly that. We could talk about how FDR pushed them into it and knew about it and let it happen, but that is another discussion. If you claim "Oh! But not ALL Japanese did that!" Well ... duh! That is not the CONTEXT within which such a statement is made.

And if YOU say, "90% of blacks hate all white people." I could say, "But but but ... not ALL blacks do! And maybe its only 80%!" Then I would be saying something stupid because your generalization is GENERALLY true, even though there are exceptions to the rule.

And while we are at it ... have you EVER met or known of a jew who (a) knew that many jews throughout history have been destructive of their host countries, (b) AND CRITICIZED their fellow jews for it?

I have known of exactly TWO. Benjamin Freedman and David Cole (not his real name). About 90% of jews look the other way when their own RABBIS are torturing children and imprisoning women, or digging tunnels for some mysterious reason under NYC, or bombing the USS Liberty and murdering US sailors (on purpose and knowingly) and those are just a TINY fraction of all the harm many jews have caused -- and yet, you will be hard-pressed to find any jews who ever criticize such behavior. Probably because their religion teaches them that it is not morally wrong to do such things to non-jews.

So, let's stop with this "but not ALL of the 'X' people are that way!"

Yes, we KNOW that. But MOST of them (or the leadership) are, when the context is understood -- just like your 90% generalizations.

On a side note, I agree with you that most blacks have a hatred for Whites, but that is primarily due to their indoctrination towards hatred.

But 90% of the world hates jews? I doubt that. Most people don't have a clue about how harmful many jews have been to the rest of the world for many, many centuries -- probably because the jews work very hard to prevent that discovery of the truth (yet, another harm inflicted).

Stop!

This is a distraction from the truth.

When we say "The Russians did this" or "The Germans did that" or "The Japanese did such and such" we are NEVER talking about each, specific individual of that group. We are talking either about the majority or about those of that group who were/are in power.

You are ignoring the CONTEXT of the statement, and then claiming that the statement is not true.

That is not a valid argument.

It is a logical fallacy known as "context dropping."

Is it true that "The Soviets brutally murdered their enemies?" Yes -- when you understand that the CONTEXT of that statement was about Lenin, Stalin and their thugs and how they murdered tens of millions of Russians and Ukrainians.

If you deny that is true, they you are attempting to change history.

Is it true that "The Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor?" Yes -- when you understand the CONTEXT that the Japanese government leadership and the individuals in the military, especially the bomber pilots, did exactly that. We could talk about how FDR pushed them into it and knew about it and let it happen, but that is another discussion. If you claim "Oh! But not ALL Japanese did that!" Well ... duh! That is not the CONTEXT within which such a statement is made.

And if YOU say, "90% of blacks hate all white people." I could say, "But but but ... not ALL blacks do! And maybe its only 80%!" Then I would be saying something stupid because your generalization is GENERALLY true, even though there are exceptions to the rule.

And while we are at it ... have you EVER met or known of a jew who (a) knew that many jews throughout history have been destructive of their host countries, AND (b) CRITISIZED those jews for it?

I have known of exactly TWO. Benjamin Freedman and David Cole (not his real name). About 90% of jews look the other way when their own RABBIS are torturing children and imprisoning women, or digging tunnels for some mysterious reason under NYC, or bombing the USS Liberty and murdering US sailors (on purpose and knowingly) and those are just a TINY fraction of all the harm many jews have caused -- and yet, you will be hard-pressed to find any jews who ever criticize such behavior. Probably because their religion teaches them that it is not morally wrong to do such things to non-jews.

So, let's stop with this "but not ALL of the 'X' people are that way!"

Yes, we KNOW that. But MOST of them (or the leadership) are, when the context is understood -- just like your 90% generalizations.

On a side note, I agree with you that most blacks have a hatred for Whites, but that is primarily due to their indoctrination towards hatred.

But 90% of the world hates jews? I doubt that. Most people don't have a clue about how harmful many jews have been to the rest of the world for many, many centuries -- probably because the jews work very hard to prevent that discovery of the truth (yet, another harm inflicted).

Stop!

This is a distraction from the truth.

When we say "The Russians did this" or "The Germans did that" or "The Japanese did such and such" we are NEVER talking about each, specific individual of that group. We are talking either about the majority or about those of that group who were/are in power.

You are ignoring the CONTEXT of the statement, and then claiming that the statement is not true.

That is not a valid argument.

It is a logical fallacy known as "context dropping."

Is it true that "The Russians brutally murdered their enemies?" Yes -- when you understand that the CONTEXT of that statement was about Lenin, Stalin and their thugs and how they murdered tens of millions of Russians and Ukrainians.

If you deny that is true, they you are attempting to change history.

Is it true that "The Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor?" Yes -- when you understand the CONTEXT that the Japanese government leadership and the individuals in the military, especially the bomber pilots, did exactly that. We could talk about how FDR pushed them into it and knew about it and let it happen, but that is another discussion. If you claim "Oh! But not ALL Japanese did that!" Well ... duh! That is not the CONTEXT within which such a statement is made.

And if YOU say, "90% of blacks hate all white people." I could say, "But but but ... not ALL blacks do! And maybe its only 80%!" Then I would be saying something stupid because your generalization is GENERALLY true, even though there are exceptions to the rule.

And while we are at it ... have you EVER met or known of a jew who (a) knew that many jews throughout history have been destructive of their host countries, AND (b) CRITISIZED those jews for it?

I have known of exactly TWO. Benjamin Freedman and David Cole (not his real name). About 90% of jews look the other way when their own RABBIS are torturing children and imprisoning women, or digging tunnels for some mysterious reason under NYC, or bombing the USS Liberty and murdering US sailors (on purpose and knowingly) and those are just a TINY fraction of all the harm many jews have caused -- and yet, you will be hard-pressed to find any jews who ever criticize such behavior. Probably because their religion teaches them that it is not morally wrong to do such things to non-jews.

So, let's stop with this "but not ALL of the 'X' people are that way!"

Yes, we KNOW that. But MOST of them (or the leadership) are, when the context is understood -- just like your 90% generalizations.

On a side note, I agree with you that most blacks have a hatred for Whites, but that is primarily due to their indoctrination towards hatred.

But 90% of the world hates jews? I doubt that. Most people don't have a clue about how harmful many jews have been to the rest of the world for many, many centuries -- probably because the jews work very hard to prevent that discovery of the truth (yet, another harm inflicted).

Stop!

This is a distraction from the truth.

When we say "The Russians did this" or "The Germans did that" or "The Japanese did such and such" we are NEVER talking about each, specific individual of that group. We are talking either about the majority or about those of that group who were/are in power.

You are ignoring the CONTEXT of the statement, and then claiming that the statement is not true.

That is not a valid argument.

It is a logical fallacy known as "context dropping."

Is it true that "The Russians brutally murdered their enemies?" Yes -- when you understand that the CONTEXT of that statement was about Lenin, Stalin and their thugs and how they murdered tens of millions of Russians and Ukrainians.

If you deny that is true, they you are attempting to change history.

Is it true that "The Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor?" Yes -- when you understand the CONTEXT that the Japanese government leadership and the individuals in the military, especially the bomber pilots, did exactly that. We could talk about how FDR pushed them into it and knew about it and let it happen, but that is another discussion. If you claim "Oh! But not ALL Japanese did that!" Well ... duh! That is not the CONTEXT within which such a statement is made.

And if YOU say, "90% of blacks hate all white people." I could say, "But but but ... not ALL blacks do! And maybe its only 80%!" Then I would be saying something stupid because your generalization is GENERALLY true, even though there are exceptions to the rule.

And while we are at it ... have you EVER met or known of a jew who (a) knew that many jews throughout history have been destructive of their host countries, AND (b) CRITISIZED those jews for it?

I have known of exactly TWO. Benjamin Freedman and David Cole (not his real name). About 90% of jews look the other way when their own RABBIS are torturing children and imprisoning women, or digging tunnels for some mysterious reason under NYC, or bombing the USS Liberty and murdering US sailors (on purpose and knowingly) and those are just a TINY fraction of all the harm many jews have caused -- and yet, you will be hard-pressed to find any jews who ever criticize such behavior. Probably because their religion teaches them that it is not morally wrong to do such things to non-jews.

So, let's stop with this "but not ALL of the 'X' people are that way!"

Yes, we KNOW that. But MOST of them (or the leadership) are, when the context is understood -- just like your 90% generalizations.

Stop!

This is a distraction from the truth.

When we say "The Russians did this" or "The Germans did that" or "The Japanese did such and such" we are NEVER talking about each, specific individual of that group. We are talking either about the majority or about those of that group who were/are in power.

You are ignoring the CONTEXT of the statement, and then claiming that the statement is not true.

That is not a valid argument.

It is a logical fallacy known as "context dropping."

Is it true that "The Russians brutally murdered their enemies?" Yes -- when you understand that the CONTEXT of that statement was about Lenin, Stalin and their thugs and how they murdered tens of millions of Russians and Ukrainians.

If you deny that is true, they you are attempting to change history.

Is it true that "The Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor?" Yes -- when you understand the CONTEXT that the Japanese government leadership and the individuals in the military, especially the bomber pilots, did exactly that. We could talk about how FDR pushed them into it and knew about it and let it happen, but that is another discussion. If you claim "Oh! But not ALL Japanese did that!" Well ... duh! That is not the CONTEXT within which such a statement is made.

And if YOU say, "90% of blacks hate all white people." I could say, "But but but ... not ALL blacks do! And maybe its only 80%!" Then I would be saying something stupid because your generalization is GENERALLY true, even though there are exceptions to the rule.

And while we are at it ... have you EVER met or known of a jew who (a) knew that many jews throughout history have been destructive of their host countries, AND (b) CRITISIZED those jews for it?

I have known of exactly TWO. Benjamin Freedman and David Cole (not his real name). About 90% of jews look the other way when their own RABBIS are torturing children and imprisoning women, or digging tunnels for some mysterious reason under NYC, or bombing the USS Liberty and murdering US sailors (on purpose and knowingly) and those are just a TINY fraction of all the harm many jews have caused -- and yet, you will be hard-pressed to find any jews who ever criticize such behavior. Probably because their religion teaches them that it is not morally wrong to do such things to non-jews.

So, let's stop with this "but not ALL of the 'X' people are that way!"

Yes, we KNOW that. But MOST of them are -- just like your 90% generalizations.

Stop!

This is a distraction from the truth.

When we say "The Russians did this" or "The Germans did that" or "The Japanese did such and such" we are NEVER talking about each, specific individual of that group. We are talking either about the majority or about those of that group who were/are in power.

You are ignoring the CONTEXT of the statement, and then claiming that the statement is not true.

That is not a valid argument.

It is a logical fallacy known as "context dropping."

Is it true that "The Russians brutally murdered their enemies?" Yes -- when you understand that the CONTEXT of that statement was about Lenin, Stalin and their thugs and how they murdered tens of millions of Russians and Ukrainians.

If you deny that is true, they you are attempting to change history.

Is it true that "The Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor?" Yes -- when you understand the CONTEXT that the Japanese government leadership and the individuals in the military, especially, the bomber pilots did exactly that. We could talk about how FDR pushed them into it and knew about it and let it happen, but that is another discussion. If you claim "Oh! But not ALL Japanese did that!" Well ... duh! That is not the CONTEXT within which such a statement is made.

And if YOU say, "90% of blacks hate all white people." I could say, "But but but ... not ALL blacks do! And maybe its only 80%!" Then I would be saying something stupid because your generalization is GENERALLY true, even though there are exceptions to the rule.

And while we are at it ... have you EVER met or known of a jew who (a) knew that many jews throughout history have been destructive of their host countries, AND (b) CRITISIZED those jews for it?

I have known of exactly TWO. Benjamin Freedman and David Cole (not his real name). About 90% of jews look the other way when their own RABBIS are torturing children and imprisoning women, or digging tunnels for some mysterious reason under NYC, or bombing the USS Liberty and murdering US sailors (on purpose and knowingly) and those are just a TINY fraction of all the harm many jews have caused -- and yet, you will be hard-pressed to find any jews who ever criticize such behavior. Probably because their religion teaches them that it is not morally wrong to do such things to non-jews.

So, let's stop with this "but not ALL of the 'X' people are that way!"

Yes, we KNOW that. But MOST of them are -- just like your 90% generalizations.

Stop!

This is a distraction from the truth.

When we say "The Russians did this" or "The Germans did that" or "The Japanese did such and such" we are NEVER talking about each, specific individual of that group. We are talking either about the majority or about those of that group who were/are in power.

You are ignoring the CONTEXT of the comment, and then concluding that the statement is not true.

That is not a valid argument.

It is a logical fallacy known as "context dropping."

Is it true that "The Russians brutally murdered their enemies?" Yes -- when you understand that the CONTEXT of that statement was about Lenin, Stalin and their thugs and how they murdered tens of millions of Russians and Ukrainians.

If you deny that is true, they you are attempting to change history.

Is it true that "The Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor?" Yes -- when you understand the CONTEXT that the Japanese government leadership and the individuals in the military, especially, the bomber pilots did exactly that. We could talk about how FDR pushed them into it and knew about it and let it happen, but that is another discussion. If you claim "Oh! But not ALL Japanese did that!" Well ... duh! That is not the CONTEXT within which such a statement is made.

And if YOU say, "90% of blacks hate all white people." I could say, "But but but ... not ALL blacks do! And maybe its only 80%!" Then I would be saying something stupid because your generalization is GENERALLY true, even though there are exceptions to the rule.

And while we are at it ... have you EVER met or known of a jew who (a) knew that many jews throughout history have been destructive of their host countries, AND (b) CRITISIZED those jews for it?

I have known of exactly TWO. Benjamin Freedman and David Cole (not his real name). About 90% of jews look the other way when their own RABBIS are torturing children and imprisoning women, or digging tunnels for some mysterious reason under NYC, or bombing the USS Liberty and murdering US sailors (on purpose and knowingly) and those are just a TINY fraction of all the harm many jews have caused -- and yet, you will be hard-pressed to find any jews who ever criticize such behavior. Probably because their religion teaches them that it is not morally wrong to do such things to non-jews.

So, let's stop with this "but not ALL of the 'X' people are that way!"

Yes, we KNOW that. But MOST of them are -- just like your 90% generalizations.