http://www.awitness.org/books/luther/index.html
Martin Luther initially mistook the Jewish religion for something similar to Catholicism (a distortion of Christianity) but soon realized that it was something far worse and wrote an entire book on it.
@swiley Since this is historic and simply providing a historic figures biggoted perspective I see no issue with it from a moderator position.
But I do want to be clear anti-semetric views wouldnt be tolerated here should anyone get the smart idea of spewing hate. You are good, but I do want to make that clear should someone wander across this thread and read too much into it.
@freemo Would you say the same thing to someone attacking white people?
This is an argument against a hateful and genocidal ideology mind you, not a race.
@swiley yes I would, and have.
you havent expressed which views you yourself prescribe to, so its not a problem. As for Luther's views, thats not something I feel a need to pick apart, they stand on their own as his opinion.
Jews can refer to their race (Ashkenazi), their country/government (Israel), or their religion (Jeuadism). Which one you happen to be referring to would depend on context.
@swiley Us not being friends is in your mind not mine. I will call you out when you do something shitty. As long as that isnt being outright hateful or cruel it isnt likely to make me consider you any less of a friend.
Many people think a friend means you defend them and if you get called out someone hates you. Not me. I expect my friends to be brutally honest with me, and they should expect the same.
@swiley yes, but thats ok. I noticed your change in attitude a bit after i first called you out ont he vaccine stuff. Which made me suspect you might have thought so. Glad you know that is not the case.
As someone who is against most forms of censorship I feel that only works if people are honest with eachother and call out shitty things that otherwise people might censor.
Discussions are how we learn and grow, so I expect it from my friends.
@freemo Good :)
Then I was very wrong to think we weren't friends.