I'm still unsure what is worse for the world - Jews or Islam...🤔
@Justicar - Judaism seems to be the OG, and Christianity is the psy-op meant to weaken the adversaries of the Jews (the Romans). Christianity just succeeded beyond all expectations.
Since I'm not terribly familiar with it, I can't figure out if Islam is another psy-op (along the lines of controlled opposition), or if it's a legitimate rebellion against Judaism, but conducted within the framework of the established Jewish paradigm. 🤔
@YoMomz well, jews have a long history. their lineage goes all the way to the adam and eve and through patriarchal families down to modern jews. islam is only 1400 years old, came after zoroastraism, made by illiterate beduin, essentially.
@Justicar - "Jew" seems to be a term meant to cause confusion by having multiple meanings. It's much like the term "love" - and how many misunderstandings arise from that? 🤔😂 Much like the Greeks had many terms for "love", to differentiate between its many aspects, I think it would be helpful to differentiate between the different aspects of Judaism.
You could have a term that means "Jewish and white today" & "Jewish but not white today". ➡️
@YoMomz @Justicar Jews can be forced to convert but can still secretly follow torah.
Hard to tell how muslim will play out against jews.
So far they are pretty based and brings many values that men should hold and have pretty good communities that would help many men.
But still it is newest update from abrahamic religion so it is hard to predict not mentioning jews spread muslim around west that is another SUS moment or symptom of problem
@Justicar - ➡️ And you could have a term that means "Jew who studies his texts all day" or "Jew who is a political activist", or "Judaism as a set of cultural beliefs steeped in contempt for non-jews".
I think a set of such terms would really clear up what exactly we're talking about. But then again, the confusion is by design. 💁🏻♂️🍻