As I stated before, there is just too much information on the internet to try and verify every claim. Skepticism gives us some tools we can employ to avoid investigating everything.Nope - skepticism is to check and disproof critical sources - not about ignoring them blindly. You know the difference.
It's not the point of my argument.Care to explain: Well, you avoided to check the list for major flaws concerning the time-table. That's not criticism or skepticism, it's simply ignorance.
Go ahead - check it and disproof it's timetable.
I did not look at the entire list. But if you point is the Jews have been directing American foreign policy over the past several decades in the Middle East then I am in full agreement.
Oliver, the only problem is that I do not find strawmen lovely.
As I stated before, there is just too much information on the internet to try and verify every claim. Skepticism gives us some tools we can employ to avoid investigating everything.
It's not the point of my argument.
I still don't know why the jewish lobby seems to be so influential - which isn't Neo-Nazi thinking at all - besides natural skepticism. But the point I was trying to make is that Foreign Policies pretty much attract terrorism, not the "They attack us for our freedoms"-fallacy portrayed in the Media.
Of course Israel plays a major role in this discussion, also the US support for Israel. Well, shall I blame the US or Israel for that? Honestly, I don't know - because I think "We, the people" should have control over the governments foreign policies, not the richest lobby.![]()
Oliver, a strawman is a deliberate misrepresentation of someone else's position, how can this be either "humoristic" or "lovely"?
I still don't know why the jewish lobby seems to be so influential - which isn't Neo-Nazi thinking at all - besides natural skepticism. But the point I was trying to make is that Foreign Policies pretty much attract terrorism, not the "They attack us for our freedoms"-fallacy portrayed in the Media.
Of course Israel plays a major role in this discussion, also the US support for Israel. Well, shall I blame the US or Israel for that? Honestly, I don't know - because I think "We, the people" should have control over the governments foreign policies, not the richest lobby.![]()
I've read the list and I didn't find any major flaws in it.
Again with the lobbies? Did you not read anything I wrote in the "When will the U.S. get democracy?" thread.
Besides, Oliver, all your Islamist buddies would have to do is quit blowing people up and set up their own lobbyists and they would be on an equal footing to the "Jewish lobby." That's what lobbies are all about.
I'd like to submit the suggestion that there don't need to be any flaws in it for it to be considered propaganda. For example, there are absolutely no flaws in this piece, yet if it were written as a serious essay, it would certainly be considered propaganda. It takes the facts and presents them in a highly biased way. As does your list.
You are correct. My apologies for the wrong emphasis in translation; you must remember that I am not a native German speaker, I am actually an Australian who only learnt German (or started learning it) 15 years ago, and shades of meaning are something I can easily get wrong."Needle" might be the wrong translation, isn't it? I was saying: "I like Pardalis, that's why I also like to tweak his nose in a lovely way."![]()
The Jewish Lobby is a powerful group that intimidates American political leaders. They are terrified at the thought of saying one single word that could be considered critical of Jews or Israel. The Jews demand total support for Israel and our politicians deliver.
You don't know the difference between a sarcastic comment coming from:
A. An America-Canada hater
B. A guy you likes Pardalis
May I ask: What sarcastic comment would you consider as more lovely: A or B?![]()
You are correct. My apologies for the wrong emphasis in translation; you must remember that I am not a native German speaker, I am actually an Australian who only learnt German (or started learning it) 15 years ago, and shades of meaning are something I can easily get wrong.
Even if my sister, who I love to death and who is also very lovely, used a strawman on me, I would still get upset.
Nothing to do with expanding my POV. It's because I now bloody live in bloody Germany and I would bloody starve* if I couldn't speak bloody** German....Anyway: Your german is pretty good, I appreciate your efforts to expand your POV by your interest in other languages.![]()
Nothing to do with expanding my POV. It's because I now bloody live in bloody Germany and I would bloody starve* if I couldn't speak bloody** German.
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*Metaphorically, at least.
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**I still retain much Aussie phrasing patterns.