Okay, man, I understand your heart is trying to be in the right place, but showing a picture of a random Native American with some text about Israel is really uncool. This person most assuredly did not say this. They are being selected solely for their race. They are being turned into a prop because of their race.
The meme makes sense in the original format when pointing out Americans being immigrants. When used on an actually indigenous population I think it misses the mark.
This sort of logic would upset the entire world. Genghis Khan created migrations of whole societies trying to get out of his way. It would also lead to any remaining Canaanites telling the Israelis to bugger off because they were there first. Just how far back in history would you have to go to get everyone back "where they belong"? Until we're all back in Africa?
And they think they have a covenant with their God that grants them the land of Israel. now, exactly what is included in the covenant is under various interpretations some of which include most of what might be called the Middle East.
You see, they got their oral history written down and coopted by a scholarly compendium whose authors were never allowed to include additions of work, even though the book only makes sense when it is expanded. The book also captured a pop culture philosophy riddled with brutality, that was current to that time period (170AD). And now that static book is taught but never understood to millions, and used as a ring in the nose of the people.
They're indigenous to the Levant. They, like all indigenous people, have a right to their homeland. Or do you think Native Americans/First Nations don't?
The DNA links the Palestinians to the Arab Jews of the area as being indigenous to the levant so the Palestinians have as much or more claim to the land than the invading Ashkenazi Jews.
The Palestinians are the Jews who stayed who then converted to Christianity and Islam.
A family owns a farm. One son stays on the farm, the other goes out to make their way in the world. Many generations later, some descendants come back and demand the family that stayed there leave their land.
zweifel
Okay, man, I understand your heart is trying to be in the right place, but showing a picture of a random Native American with some text about Israel is really uncool. This person most assuredly did not say this. They are being selected solely for their race. They are being turned into a prop because of their race.
Bowtie8bit
No, they believe some "God" told them it belongs to them, and they believe the same thing that some "God" told them America belongs to the white.
jamiekellyxxx
It has to be part of the doomsday prophecy to count. Injuns ain’t bringin’ jeebus back.
SlavaUkrainisaysSteveBuscemi
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Lappyrat92
The meme makes sense in the original format when pointing out Americans being immigrants. When used on an actually indigenous population I think it misses the mark.
SecurityBadger
This sort of logic would upset the entire world. Genghis Khan created migrations of whole societies trying to get out of his way. It would also lead to any remaining Canaanites telling the Israelis to bugger off because they were there first. Just how far back in history would you have to go to get everyone back "where they belong"? Until we're all back in Africa?
cytherians
It always ends right where their narrative is most favorable for them.
psmith00
And they think they have a covenant with their God that grants them the land of Israel. now, exactly what is included in the covenant is under various interpretations some of which include most of what might be called the Middle East.
spazztastic
25 miles of land even, and there's no proof they were there before
UsuallyARabbit
You see, they got their oral history written down and coopted by a scholarly compendium whose authors were never allowed to include additions of work, even though the book only makes sense when it is expanded. The book also captured a pop culture philosophy riddled with brutality, that was current to that time period (170AD). And now that static book is taught but never understood to millions, and used as a ring in the nose of the people.
halfabubbleoff
The AIPAC-class are blind to this cognitive dissonance.
LeifHietala
For there to be dissonance, first there must be cognition.
lovehandlesmessiah
Jonson71
Yes.
thatlamer
#FreeNAN
LidJ
They're indigenous to the Levant. They, like all indigenous people, have a right to their homeland. Or do you think Native Americans/First Nations don't?
iusedtodream
But the vast majority of Israeli invaders' dna does not link them to the region. Almost like it's a lie or something.
AnOceanOfStars
Thankfully, palestinians aren't indigenous, so they can be exterminated, right?
fireflyseasontwo
The DNA links the Palestinians to the Arab Jews of the area as being indigenous to the levant so the Palestinians have as much or more claim to the land than the invading Ashkenazi Jews.
The Palestinians are the Jews who stayed who then converted to Christianity and Islam.
nichfra
And the largest group of Jews in Israel are Arab Jews.
DorkJedi
A family owns a farm. One son stays on the farm, the other goes out to make their way in the world. Many generations later, some descendants come back and demand the family that stayed there leave their land.