Jonnyclueless
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some would say that, yes.
And I am sure you would agree that it's just as legitimate as your argument.
some would say that, yes.
Jews are the only ethic/religious group in Europe that cannot walk around recognisable in main population centres without getting harassed.
Really, do you have any evidence that a stone is realistically a "deadly weapon"?
But it has the advantage that we can all still walk, and don't need a Ford F-150 to check the mail.![]()
Really, do you have any evidence that a stone is realistically a "deadly weapon"?
Try this for a start.
If that doesn't help, let me throw a hefty stone at your head and tell me how threatening you find it.
Jews need to learn to throw the rocks back. Throw them hard and fast. Aim for the head.
And yet strangely you can provide no evidence. Amazing. And I don't mean securing them to the ground and throwing stones for a considerable period of time.
Because no one ever attacked Jews prior to the creation of Israel.what were Israelis doing smoking weed?
joking aside, this is probably an good example of Muslims expressing legitimate anger...in illegitimate ways.
the Israeli govt. and many of its people have been doing very bad things to Muslims, and Muslims are right to be mad at them. but of course, violence against innocent people is never justified.
And yet strangely you can provide no evidence. Amazing. And I don't mean securing them to the ground and throwing stones for a considerable period of time.
Ask absolutely any doctor or police officer, throwing rocks at someone is a serious attack that can result in serious injury or death, it isn't funny at all.
There's an important difference between "could" and "any reasonable likelihood". But please, if you disagree, feel free to get your beam-end over to the Bloody Sunday thread and defend the Paras. You know - the ones that shot the rock-throwing protesters. You know, what with it being a deadly weapon an'all.
Evidence? Proper evidence, not cars driving under bridges at 60mph.
Wow, I almost get whiplash watching you shift those goal posts. I called the stone throwing a violent attack. One of the dancers was injured. You seem to need me to show that throwing rocks is guaranteed to kill before you will admit that it is a violent and dangerous attack.
How utterly odd.
Can one or two thrown rocks, in theory, kill an adult? Yes. Is it a realistic threat? No. Is it a "deadly weapon"? Clearly not.
We've had a series of links where, despite the headlines, there is no evidence of serious injury beyond minor scalp woulds requiring stitches.
Am I going to be in the **** when someone figures out what I'm doing? Probably.
Once again, you use "deadly weapon" in quotes, and as a benchmark, when it's a phrase and a standard that only you mention in this thread.
Throwing rocks is clearly a realistic threat since someone was injured. It's a hard heavy object.
Who's had a series of links with no evidence of serious injury? I gave you three links to deaths, and others to serious brain injury. What thread are you reading?
I ask you again: a gang of people surround you throwing stones at you, is that no cause for worry?