Comments by "asynchronicity" (@asynchronicity) on "Reacting to some (Smart) Anti-Israel Comments (sub: DE, ES, FR, IT)" video.

  1. What?? How so?
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  2.  @uddin1659  They are completely different contexts. Of course European Jews have both Semitic and European DNA. So?
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  3.  @uddin1659  I’m missing something. What are you asserting about genetics and cultural identity exactly? Maybe I misunderstand.
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  4.  @uddin1659  I think you should listen again to what he is saying. He is responding to people saying his phenotype reduces his credibility somehow. This is a bizarre argument because clearly he comes from a Jewish family that goes back many generations with some European intermixing at some point. Nothing to do whatsoever with Dolezal wanting to pretend she is African American and literally blackfacing to do it.
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  5.  @uddin1659  You seem to be struggling to make some kind of relevant point. What is it exactly? Are you saying he is a fraud or something because he clearly has European DNA? Be direct ffs!
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  6.  @uddin1659  But I guarantee he has Semitic as well as European background. Dolezal is not at all Black genetically unless as you said you go back 75,000 years to Africa. You are very focused on this phenotype thing. Are racial and genetic differences a focus or preoccupation of yours? Is racial purity important to you or is it irrelevant? Why are you so preoccupied with this particular thing? Weird, dude…..
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  7.  @uddin1659  Israel isn’t going to be dismantled. Deal with it. Live in the reality of the present. Good luck….
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  8.  @uddin1659  We agree, yay
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  9. After the atrocities and savagery of Hamas on October 7, the reality of what Islam is truly about is MUCH more clear. Islamic culture is anti-democratic and authoritarian and extremely susceptible to inhumane and abhorrent behavior.
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  10. You are bizarre🤦‍♂️
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  11. Some analogies are so simplistic and childlike they are just useless.
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  12.  @theselector4733  Mmkay…..🤦‍♂️
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  13.  @theselector4733  Then, logically, the solution should be very straightforward too. What is it?
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  14.  @theselector4733  Figured that was "the solution." Seems totally doable and realistic. Have you talked to them about it?
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  15.  @theselector4733  Okay. Fantasy is fun. "If only everyone would just...." Mm hm. In the meantime there is the real world with complex problems and complicated or nearly impossible solutions. Good luck...
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  16.  @theselector4733  Some may want to? Israel has a population of nearly ten million people. How many of these people -- the vast majority of which were born there, grew up there, love living there and see it as their home like any normal people would -- do you think would just suddenly decide to see things in this simple and self-defeating way? Out of nine million plus I would be amazed if forty or fifty felt that way! This is just normal, everyday human behavior, to love your own country and want to continue to live in it. Why bother with such fantasy, unless I guess if it's a disconnection from reality based on psychosis and you really just can't help it... Most of the Islamic world seems inflicted with this profound disconnect. Seriously, Israel in all its imperfections is here to stay. GET USED TO IT AND DO SOMETHING MORE PRODUCTIVE WITH YOUR BRAIN
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  17. I encourage everyone to take a look at the UN's original Palestine Partition Map Majority Proposal of 1947 to see what the Palestinian Arabs could have had. Wow. They really blew it when they attacked Israel in 1948.
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  18.  @Kebersox  Right. Not sure what he is referring to with that... where does he say that?
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  19.  @Kebersox  I’ll check it out…West Bank maybe?
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  20.  @Kebersox  At around 18:28 in “Free Palestine? No Thanks” he talks about “the Arabs” getting Jordan also, thus Arabs getting much more land initially overall … Sounds like this is maybe what you’re thinking of.
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