Comments by "Jack Haveman" (@JackHaveman52) on "J-TV: Jewish Ideas. Global Relevance." channel.

@faikawilliams8694 She's jealous? LMAO. What a foolish comment.
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@julielenchner7257 The dog is NOT a member of the family but that's NOT the point. They didn't show any emotion until the dog was shot. "NOT THE DOG!!!". There was no cry "NOT THE LITTLE GIRL". That's the point. When there's a choice, the child or the dog, you ALWAYS choose to save the child first.....ALWAYS. If you don't believe that, you have your priorities completely skewed.
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@marilynshepherd6480 He never said that he lived in the West Bank. He SAID, read it again, that he went to live in Jerusalem with the Jews because he wanted to live in peace. That's what he said. You changed what he said and then called, what you changed, a lie. That's the very definition of a strawman fallacy.
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@mrsTraveller64 We don't know when he moved. He may have moved there years ago, before Gaza became an independent political entity. We just don't know.
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@tubthump But not both. The Nazis hated the Zionists. If the Zionists are bad, wouldn't that make the Nazis good? However, if the Zionists are good, that would imply that the Nazis were bad....wouldn't it?
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@mrsTraveller64 He never said when he left Israel. He said that he had left Gaza because he worked in Jerusalem and he didn't want his children growing up with the hatred of Jews that's so prevalent in Gaza. How is this possible? There are people in Gaza who were going to work in Israel every day. If he'd been doing this for years and has shown himself to be reliable and maybe even showed recommendations from Israeli citizens, who were in good standing, the Israeli government might accept him as a new citizen. Why not? It would be a good idea to get his children away from the constant anti-Jew hatred that is so common in Gaza. There are already 1.8 plus Muslims in Israel as Israeli citizens. What's one family more going to hurt? It would be a good thing, especially if that family has shown themselves to be good people.
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@mrsTraveller64 " I also don't think it's possible to move from Gaza to inside Israel" That's the problem, though. It's not what you can think is true. It's what you can PROVE is true. You don't know the circumstances and you've not cited any Israeli laws or policies that would have prevented him from moving to Jerusalem. For my part, I'm going to tell you that I don't know for sure, but I'm not going to use my doubt to insinuate that he's a liar, either. I will take what he says until someone proves to me that it's not true. My default will never be to imply that someone is lying unless I have evidence to back that up. Too many people have been hurt over unproven claims that turned out to be false.
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@mrsTraveller64 And that is exactly my point. You think but you don't know for sure. It's nice to know that we're in agreement.
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@rasslakk That's the very attitude that's allowed for the horrors of the world. "Love thy neighbour" has been ignored and now you're equating, no, you're priorities are towards animals over your neighbour. Finishing with "lol" doesn't disguise how terrible this attitude could become.
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@tubthump That was an agreement made in 1933, right after Hitler gained power. Why wouldn't a Jewish group want to leave Germany, after hearing all the anti-Jewish rhetoric that Hitler has been spewing for years. Also, that deal was an agreement to get Jews out of GERMANY, not Europe and it covered 60,000 Jews to leave by 1939. The Jews in the rest of Europe were not included. If I were a Jew, Zionist or not, and living in Germany in 1933, I'd want out too. Finklestein is one of those guys who thinks that Israel is an apartheid country. Gaza has been independent since 2005. There are no Jews in Gaza, not a one. Isn't that what they wanted? There are 1.8 million Muslims living in Israel....not Gaza or the West Bank, but in Israel. They can own property, start a business, vote, run for public office, join the Israeli police force or military. They have all the rights of an Israeli Jews. In fact, it was a Muslim judge who sentenced ex-Prime Minister of Israel and one time mayor of Jerusalem to 3 years in prison. There were no protests from Israeli Jews, no calls for that judge to lose his job or be arrested. This apartheid nonsense is just that. Nonsense. It's the radical Muslims of Hamas who are causing all the issues in the region.
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Because she IS relevant. There are tens of millions who follow her and they are the ones that are electing the governments that are instituting the insane social policies. We have to expose her ideas so people don't vote for them.
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She could also deeply believe the things that she's talking about. If she does, that even makes her more dangerous than if she was paid to say these things. If she was doing it for money, pay her more and she'll switch teams. If she's doing it out of ideology, it will be a lot harder to get her to stop. She'll keep saying these things to appease her narcissistic view of herself. A person who acts out of self imagined virtue, does so with a clear conscience. It will almost be impossible to ever change her mind.
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@Jack-my4zj Except the Nazis were the activist fascists of Germany. They felt morally superior to the rest of the world and they felt that their superiority gave them licence to commit atrocities. They went on to destroy Europe, killing millions. One of the most useless campaigns of the 20th Century.
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@StopSettlerViolence My reason is because I can predict exactly what cause that she'll champion. She's a climate activist. What does that have to do with what's happened on Oct 7/23? Nothing at all, yet she's tying it to climate change. It's illogical yet predictable. She'll do the same with every issue. Logic means nothing to her kind. It's all about the cause.
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@stephendoherty981 Hamas crossed their border, murdered and did unspeakable things to people at a music festival and kidnapped others and you blame Israel for starting the war. If Hamas didn't want war, they shouldn't have invaded Israel.
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