Hello George,

>LL>Iran merely wants to wipe Israel off the face of the map.  Hitler
>LL>wanted to rid the world of Jews (and a few other groups).  Big
>LL>difference.

GP>It starts this simply. . .

Maybe Hitler was right.  Had he succeeded in ridding the world of
Jews, the Arabs would not be complaining.  And then nuclear war would
be avoided.  Instead, what we have today is fallout from WWII.

>GP>But, of course, Hitler just put into motion what all the
>GP>"Christian" countries wanted to happen anyway!

>LL>Culling the herd.  Keeping the best.  Makes for a better race of men.
>LL>We do the same with dogs.  We breed dogs to create the best breeds.
>LL>Hitler did the same thing, only with humans, in order to create his
>LL>Aryan Race.  Today, instead of selective breeding, we use DNA.  And
>LL>tomorrow we will use human cloning.

GP>So what makes Semites(the Jewish half thereof, anyway) not part of
GP>"better race of men"?

Hitler based his philosophy on hate.  Without having a scapegoat, the
cult of Hitler (Nazism) could not succeed.  And the Jews made for a very
convenient scapegoat.  So did the mentally disabled and the physically
disabled and the blacks and the gypsies...

GP>What makes it acceptable for Christians(who exist only because of the
GP>Jews, and one in particular) to deem Jews inferior?

When St. Paul was a Jew, then known as Saul, he sought to slaughter
every Christian he could find.  When St. Paul became a Christian, he
was very much apologetic.  Although he addressed Jews, as well as
Gentile, some Christians misinterpreted his words to mean Jews were
inferior.  That is the basis of Jew-hating among some so-called
"Christians".

--Lee


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