Re:Why is Jerusalem blurry on Google Maps? (2019)
by spankyspangler on Thursday May 13, 2021 @03:25AM
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1. Not citing some random poll it isn't. Your polling data had no bearing on the the question of this legislation.
2. You are the one peddling hateful conspiracy theories. Fairly sure that goes against the site guidelines.
> Banning high res satellite pictures matters even less
Matters so little that it was the masterstroke of the evil black-Jewish-Christian cabal from your imagination? Hilarious.
> Not really a conspiracy when they admit that to pollsters.
Admit what?
> Also I have not expressed any hate at evangelicals or jews. That seems to be something that you're dreaming up.
Sure, of course you haven't. Dog whistles are great like that aren't they?
1. We're discussing why a democratically elected government is behaving in a certain way. Citing polling data is a perfectly reasonable way to determine that, considering such governments are supposed to serve their voters' interests
2. You resorting to name caling (ie. "conspiracy", " deranged" is disrespectful and against site guidelines. If you can't refrain from that I'm going to have to disengage with you.
>You seem hatefully fixated on things which really don't matter all that much.
Banning high res satellite pictures matters even less
>Why do you have to construct these vast strange conspiracy theories about the religious beliefs of some segment of the population? So you can have an excuse to hate them?
>Supporting Israel (note: that does not equate to the spontaneous creation of any laws) honestly doesn't seem like the world's biggest problem. America recently sponsored wars, genocides, toppling of governments in Syria, Libya, Iraq, Afghanistan which seems a bit more problematic. Or do you blame the blacks and the Jews for those as well?
Not really a conspiracy when they admit that to pollsters. Also I have not expressed any hate at evangelicals or jews. That seems to be something that you're dreaming up.