Re: How quickly a bug gets fixed...

On 2025-01-13, CrudeSausage <crude@sausa.ge> wrote:

On 2025-01-13 07:25, RonB wrote:

On 2025-01-12, CrudeSausage <crude@sausa.ge> wrote:

On 2025-01-12 03:18, RonB wrote:

On 2025-01-11, chrisv <chrisv@nospam.invalid> wrote:

RonB wrote:
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The "enemy of my enemy" is not always my friend. Sometimes there is no good
side. But if I had to pick one over the other, bombing and starving children
(as the Israelis are doing) makes them the more detestable of the two sides.
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At one point there was a large Christian population in Palestine. The
Muslims aren't the only ones oppressed by the Israeli terrorists.

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What is going on over there is horrible, but we should not forget that
Hamas intentionally uses civilians as shields.  We also should not
forget that Hamas would happily slaughter *every last jew* if they had
the ability.

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And Israelis have been calling for the total anihilation of Palestinians.
I'm not Muslim or Jewish. Neither side is worth a shit. I agree with Crude,
just stay out of it.

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Both of their ideologies see us Christians as garbage, so I don't see
why they should allow themselves to beg for our help, why they should
accept it or why we would be foolish enough to offer it in the first place.

 
The obvious answer is... the West is run by the Rothschilds. Israel is
comprised of their kith and kin. Mostly kin.

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That's why we shouldn't be surprised with the way Christianity has lost
importance and how debauchery is increasingly permitted.

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Paganism (satanism disguised) always ends up in debauchery.
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  About the time when the Stoic idealism had begun to show the weaknesses of
  pessimism, the old nature worship of the ancients had begun to show the
  enormous weaknesses of optimism. Nature worship is natural enough while
  the society is young, or, in other words, Pantheism is all right as long
  as it is the worship of Pan. But Nature has another side which experience
  and sin are not slow in finding out, and it is no flippancy to say of the
  god Pan that he soon showed the cloven hoof. The only objection to Natural
  Religion is that somehow it always becomes unnatural. A man loves Nature
  in the morning for her innocence and amiability, and at nightfall, if he
  is loving her still, it is for her darkness and her cruelty. He washes at
  dawn in clear water as did the Wise Man of the Stoics, yet, somehow at the
  dark end of the day, he is bathing in hot bull's blood, as did Julian the
  Apostate. The mere pursuit of health always leads to something unhealthy.
  Physical nature must not be made the direct object of obedience; it must
  be enjoyed, not worshipped. Stars and mountains must not be taken
  seriously. If they are, we end where the pagan nature worship ended.
  Because the earth is kind, we can imitate all her cruelties. Because
  sexuality is sane, we can all go mad about sexuality. Mere optimism had
  reached its insane and appropriate termination. The theory that everything
  was good had become an orgy of everything that was bad.