re: Tucker vs Huckabee debate has posted

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Pope John Paul II, arguably one of the most influential of anyone in the Christian faith and a remarkable man was also a "Christian Zionist."

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Ew.

Huck's faith is cucked.

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Isreal is such a good ally, that benefits us so much, that they withheld intelligence that showed Iraq had no WMDs. Instead they played cheerleader to a wrongful invasion. An invasion whose ripple effects are just now dying down. Yeah, that was definitely a positive benefit.

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Hey, you asked for it, you gonna get it. Brace yourself, maybe find someplace comfortable to sit.

See, I think you’re reaching there again. It wasn’t some big secret that the assertion that there were WMD’s in Iraq was in serious question. Hell there’s actually a pretty popular sentiment out there that our government even knew that full well, but concealed it for purposes of moving forward with a justification for invasion. You don’t remember all that? Our leaders had plenty, plenty enough reason and evidence within their possession and knowledge to call into very, very serious doubt the hefty allegations re: WMD. So Im not at all convinced that Israel had some sort of evidence that would have shocked our leadership with doubt as to whether their allegations were founded on solid “ground.” They already had every reason to doubt their own claims.

So you mentioned “strategic foothold in the area.” I don’t think that’s pondered quite seriously enough, JMO. That part of the world, its anti-American bad actors along with “allies” of same located any possible place throughout the world, has indeed presented the most actionable and realistic threat to our national security both at home and abroad, for many decades now. Yes, I’m specifically referring to terrorism and state-sanctioned terrorism. So IMO that region is the most important place to have a very strong “strategic foothold.” That’s just one of many. It’s a matter of whether one agrees with the justifications or not. The “THE democracy in an otherwise dictatorial neighborhood” as well as the point/argument re: Judeo-Christian values and relationship, while I guess not so much to some folks, is more so a very important aspect to countless Americans.

Other than those, as this response could potentially go way, way too long on my part (lol), seriously, just for the hell of it, do actually google “what benefits do America receive for giving aid to Israel” or something along those lines will produce some thoughts that one may either disagree with and toss in the trash can, or perhaps bring attention to some points/arguments that one may not have previously considered. It’s worth a google. Especially considering the level of “passion” involved in this running debate.

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I don't think so but maybe a little. Jews didn't murder Jesus but the Catholic church has been instrumental in illegal immigration so that's a little bit of a false equivalency.

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In that case I could say the Jewish faith, with the way it teaches that non-Jews are cattle, was instrumental in Epstein's as well as Wexner's sex trade.

Individuals in places of power, who make policy =/= an entire belief.

All I know is if there is a God everyone on earth prays to the same one. Whether they like it or not. They can argue what he looks like and what his name is and everything about him. They can argue how to pray to him but everyone looks up in the sky and either praises or curses the same clouds.

Jewish ideologies will never let go that they are some how chosen and above the rest of the world.

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 Here’s a hint, not that I’m some damn expert or something: a great deal of it comes right back to this country in the form of payment for an area of “goods” that are pretty crucial for Israel’s continued security

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Only Keynesians could argue that by spending money, we are saving money.

Basically dude, you are arguing for the military industrial complex. That is not even close to a beneficial arguement for the people of tUSA or anywhere else.

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Only Keynesians could argue that by spending money, we are saving money

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My bro, just because that’s the way you wish to view it doesn’t mean that’s the way I said and intended it. I didn’t mention a thing about “saving money,” did I? In fact, I really didn’t make any argumentative assertion by that particular statement at all. It was more of a “fun fact.”

But I do think it’s worth noting that at least some of the aid does immediately make its way back to our country, more relevantly into our economy. Which isn’t a benefit that justifies the whole “program,” but it is a bit of a different story than what so many amongst us think is the case, which is that we’re just shipping Israel cash that they turn around and use for whatever creature comforts they want.

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It’s hilarious watching people say that we should continue doing everything we can to provide for all of Israel’s needs at the expense of our own people. A bunch of cucks.

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Oh, I see. You’re in a mental hospital. Now it makes sense. Laughing hysterically at things that are a figment of your imagination.