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[quote=Anonymous][quote=jsteele][quote=Anonymous][quote=jsteele]I'm enjoying the circle jerk going on between the two pro-Israel posters. The two of you have so much in common that I almost wonder if it is one poster with two computers. Both of you routinely negatively stereotype all Muslims based on the actions of a few, spout blatant falsehoods about Islam, and call for collective action against all Muslims. Yet, you squeal to high heaven when a specific Israeli policy is criticized. The fact that you consider criticism of a specific government policy to the the same general prejudice against an entire religion explains a lot about your thinking.

Also, why is it that both of you can't confine yourself to a single response to one of my posts. Both of you routinely reply multiple times. Do you just not take time to collect your thoughts and have to reply again after you've thought about it more, or are you trying to make it appear that there are more than just two of you?

Edit to add: It is also pretty funny that you two are engaged in an off-topic discussion about free speech, criticizing me, on my website, and essentially trying to provoke me into deleting your posts. 
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And also, I have no idea what you are talking about. I have never negatively stereotyped all Muslims (in fact, I've expressed sympathy for the refugees and suggested humanitarian aid) and never called for collection action against all Muslims. If you think so, your pro-Muslim bias is coloring enverything you're reading. [/quote]

Do you support a ban on Muslim refugees? Do you support a ban on legal immigration by Muslims?

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To the U.S. no. To Israel yes! Also American Jews will have to convert to true judaism to be considered Jewish in Israel.

[b]JERUSALEM — Critics of Israel’s chief rabbinate have long complained that scores of American converts to Judaism have trouble getting approval to marry in Israel. Now, one such case with a celebrity connection could break open the rabbinate’s longstanding secrecy over which foreign rabbis are approved to conduct conversions.

The case involves an American who, shortly after her Orthodox conversion in New York, became engaged to an Israeli, only to have the local rabbinical court in his hometown reject her status as a Jew when they tried to register for marriage.[/b]
http://www.nytimes.com/2016/06/24/world/middleeast/israel-rabbinate-jewish-conversion.html?_r=0
When space gets tight it will be a useful way of turning people away. [/quote]

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