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life's hard when you love asexual girls and homosexual boys

life's hard when you love asexual girls and homosexual boys wtf is my life jesus

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misfits

posted July 13, 2014 at 9:09pm UTC tagged with 5tey54, htjrt, htrjtr, quote

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AGHHHH JESUS JUST GET OUT OF MY HEAD i'm so tired of thinking about you all you do is make me angry and confused and sad but i can't get you out of my head because i love you so fricking much. it's absolutely twisted.
-------------------------------XXX------------------------------ I can't think straight, I'm so gay Sometimes I cry a whole day I care a lot, use an analog clock And never know when to stop. And I'm passive, aggressive I'm scared of the dark and the dentist I love my butt and I won't shut up And I never really grew up. -------------------------------XXX------------------------------

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But what right did Britain have to grant you somebody else's country?" "We had the right because we lost 6 million people and we did not have a home--" "I'm going to ask you for a third time; what right did Britain have to grant you somebody else's country?" "Well... Well, they were giving us the right, because we- were.. They basically gave us, because of the..." "But they gave you somebody else's country! That's the point I'm making!" "Yeah, but the Jews-- They also had to... They dealt with this throughout history--" "Look. Can you please answer that point? And we'll come to the Holocaust, and who was responsible for it, and who should have payed, and what they should have paid for it. But given that you have said that Britain granted you, and you're presumably saying you because you're Jewish, somebody else's country, I'm asking you what right did Britain have to grant you somebody else's country?" "Britain-- Well, Britain--... You could say they didn't have a right, but they came in and they dealt with us and with Jews having lost all these lives, and they basically granted us this land, okay--" "I see I'm getting nowhere on this, so let me deal with your overarching point. The Jews have suffered ra.cist anti-semitism down the ages in many many European countries, including our own. They were subject to regular discrimination at best and pogrom and murder at most, and that's undoubtedly true. The one place in the entire world that Jews were neither discriminated against nor subject to pogrom was the Muslim world. In fact, so much was that the case, that when Christianity came back to power in Spain in the Western extent of the Islamic Empire - when the Muslims left, the Jews left with them, because they feared the Christian anti-semitism which would be unleashed in the wake of the departure of the Islamic civilisation in the West. That's why so many Jews are to be found even today and were to be found in profusion before the creation of the state of Israel in countries like Morocco and along the North African coast. Because under the protection of the Muslims, the Jews left Europe and went to live in North Africa. The Palestine that was wiped off the map when Britain granted you somebody else's country had Jews living side by side with Christians and Muslims for century upon century without the slightest trace of discrimination or violence or pogrom. So what happened was Christian anti-semitism in Europe which massacred 6 million Jews in the greatest crime in human history was payed for not by the Christian countries of Europe that either praticed or turned a blind eye to that anti-semitism, but was paid by the very people who were comletely innocent of that Holocaust. Who had never persecuted the Jews. Who had never pogromed the Jews. 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