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History of European and Poland's anti-semitism


Seanus 15 | 19,674
10 Nov 2008 #121
People who suffer from depression often have "mental instability". Maybe Stalin had diminished capability but that's not schizophrenia. Paranoia is not a synonym of schizophrenia.

Dangerous people definitely don't need to be schizophrenics. In fact, they are often VERY aware of what they are doing. Schizophrenics are not. That was a terrible argument Filios, like a misinformed layman.
Filios1 8 | 1,336
10 Nov 2008 #122
Paranoia is not a synonym of schizophrenia.

Not what I was arguing.
Paranoia is indeed a symptom of schizophrenia.

Paranoid Schizophrenia type: These people are suspicious, sensitive, egocentric, whose life revolves about the theme of persecution. They imagine that people are against them and device ways to maltreat or plot against them. At first their delusions of persecution are limited and fairly well systematized and their attitude toward the world is one of emotional aggressiveness. Later their delusions become numerous, incoherent, and absurd and their aggressiveness subsides.

And apparently, I'm not the only one who believes Stalin was schizophrenic...
Try googling Stalin and the word schizophrenia.
Seanus 15 | 19,674
10 Nov 2008 #123
Yes, u BELIEVE he was schizophrenic tho no formal test was ever conducted on the man to my knowledge.

Yes, it is a symptom but there are many symptoms. Many people demonstrate paranoia, even often, and are not schizophrenic.
ConstantineK 26 | 1,284
11 Nov 2008 #124
Yes, Jew...Also new chief of staff Rahm Emmanuel, likewise Jew...

Well, someone will involuntarily believe in world wide jewish-massonic conspiracy!!!
joepilsudski 26 | 1,389
14 Nov 2008 #125
What about Stalin? The man was already noted as dangerous by Lenin (before he took power) because of his mental instability and extremist views of Marxism. As soon as he came to power, Stalin purged factories, the army, everything. All because he saw them as potential opponents.

Stalin had no extreme view of Marxism...In fact, he could have cared less about Marxism...He cared only for power, pure & simple...Stalin was extremely paranoid, and his paranoia knew no bounds...However, the story of Stalin has an interesting twist due to this: Stalin was rumoured to have a Jewish Father (Djugasvilli is sometimes translated as the 'jew's son')...BUT, Stalin was extremely wary of the Jews, as they were the authors of the worst communist atrocities...They made up about 95% of the Bolshevik 'elite' when Stalin came to power...So, Stalin used them in various ways,

sometimes as his henchmen, but sometimes as the target of his paranoia...He also covered his bases by having two Jewish wives...But, in the end, after WWII, Stalin's 'Jewish Paranoia' got the best of him, and after the state of Israel was established, Stalin decided that Jews in the Soviet Union had dual loyalties, and was reported to have been planning a large 'pogrom' of Jews, and their resettlement in Siberia...The direct stimulus for this was Stalin getting wind of Jewish plans for a 'second Israel', which would have involved areas of the Ukraine and Moldova, with the 'capital' in Odessa...This was when Stalin reported the famous 'Doctor's Plot' against him...Shortly afterwards he was murdered by a Jewish 'triad' of Beria, Kaganovitch & Krushchev.
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FredChopin - | 61
11 Jun 2010 #128
There are many. Some more known than udders.
Trevek 26 | 1,700
11 Jun 2010 #129
Stalin had no extreme view of Marxism...In fact, he could have cared less about Marxism

Pope JP2 once told Ernest Gellner that there was little point in discussing marxism with jaruzelski as the good general didn't actually know much about it.
Blarg
7 Apr 2011 #130
They came originally from the ME, right? How did they get to Poland first then?

Modern jewry comes from khazars.

Stalin was extremely wary of the Jews, as they were the authors of the worst communist atrocities

Stalin WAS a jew! Even towards the end of Soviet union, jews still held prominent roles.

Look at this ludwik who posted here, he's a jew as well! Like all jews he no doubt saw communism as fantastic for the jews, after all jews ran it didn't they?

I read a lot of claims that people need to "tolerate" the jews, well, guess what europeans try that constantly, it doesn't work out. How can you "tolerate" a people who kidnap your women and take them to slavery in israel? How can you "tolerate" a people who dominate government and banks and economy, working you like slaves for their own gain?

Notice further the typical debate tactics of a jew commie, never any attempt to refute claims, always character assassination, insults, claims that you are an anti-semite because you are "crazy" or mentally ill!
Harry
7 Apr 2011 #131
Stalin WAS a jew!

Yep, he was well known for going to the synagogue every sabbath and for refusing to have people murdered from sunset on Friday onwards.
PennBoy 76 | 2,432
7 Apr 2011 #132
Stalin WAS a jew! Even towards the end of Soviet union, jews still held prominent roles.

80% of the duma in the late 90s was still Jewish
Nathan 18 | 1,349
7 Apr 2011 #133
Yep, he was well known for going to the synagogue every sabbath and for refusing to have people murdered from sunset on Friday onwards.

And quit Orthodox seminary after he found out about his Jewish roots.
PennBoy 76 | 2,432
7 Apr 2011 #134
And hated Jews, also Hitler when he found out of his Jewish roots.
Nathan 18 | 1,349
7 Apr 2011 #135
And I hate them too, because I love pork.
PennBoy 76 | 2,432
7 Apr 2011 #136
pork.

That's the dumbest thing they don't eat pork, lamb smells like sh1t, and a cow isn't all that clean it lays in it's own manure.
Bzibzioh
7 Apr 2011 #137
And I hate them too, because I love pork.

... and the way thy kill their animals - totally uncool.
1jola 14 | 1,879
7 Apr 2011 #138
I've read in Haaretz that Jews didn't crucify Jesus.
PennBoy 76 | 2,432
7 Apr 2011 #139
They explain it that's it was the Romans who forced them to do it, when if fact they were pushing the Romans to do it. Mel Gibson showed the truth in Passion of the Christ that's why the Jews were mad at him for it.
Harry
7 Apr 2011 #140
I've read in Haaretz that Jews didn't crucify Jesus.

Quite right: Jews would have stoned him to death, he was crucified and that was a Roman punishment.
Matzoball
8 Apr 2011 #141
How can you "tolerate" a people who kidnap your women and take them to slavery in israel? How can you "tolerate" a people who dominate government and banks and economy, working you like slaves for their own gain?

We also "tolerate" brain-dead anti-semitic internet trolls; more's the pity, though.
Nathan 18 | 1,349
8 Apr 2011 #142
That's the dumbest thing they don't eat pork, lamb smells like sh1t

You are funny, PennBoy :) This is exactly how pork smells to them ;)

... and the way thy kill their animals - totally uncool

I haven't seen, but I am simply disgusted how some cultures torture animals before they kill them. Bastards.

Jews would have stoned him to death, he was crucified and that was a Roman punishment.

;)
z_darius 14 | 3,965
8 Apr 2011 #143
I haven't seen, but I am simply disgusted how some cultures torture animals before they kill them. Bastards.

is that some kind of pun in the context of European anti-semitism?

And btw. are't the likes of Germany, Spain or Britain in Europe? Suddenly everybody is interested in Poland and Ukraine but forgets about some notable achievements of European anti-semites in those much more civilized areas of the continent.
Blarg
8 Apr 2011 #144
And hated Jews

Hated jews so much, he married 3 of them, and installed jews in power in every eastern european communist country, and gave them an autonomous state in eastern russia.. Jews tell lies about stalin "purging" them, but in a country where the government is 90% jewish, you can't HELP but purge them! It doesn't represent "anti-semitism", just another fiction about jews being victims.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jewish_Autonomous_Oblast

Take a look at the flag of this state, remind you about anything else jews keep pushing these days?
z_darius 14 | 3,965
8 Apr 2011 #145
That's the dumbest thing they don't eat pork

They do.
The best pork chops I ever had were made by one Jewish chick in Long Island. Pure perfection.
Nathan 18 | 1,349
8 Apr 2011 #146
is that some kind of pun in the context of European anti-semitism?

You are brutal, darius ;)

And btw. are't the likes of Germany, Spain or Britain in Europe? Suddenly everybody is interested in Poland and Ukraine but forgets about some notable achievements of European anti-semites in those much more civilized areas of the continent.

That seems to be oftentime the case, unfortunately. Money shift the historical accents.

The best pork chops I ever had were made by one Jewish chick in Long Island. Pure perfection.

Are you sure those were pork chops? Once I ate chicken-wings and then they told me these were frog-feet. Me too, I thought they were the pinnacle of perfection :)
peterweg 37 | 2,311
23 Mar 2012 #147
'Anti-Semitism' still strong in Europe, Poland, new study finds

Look at this.

61 percent of Poles surveyed said it was "probably true" that "Jews are more loyal to Israel" than their own country;

Ask you self; Why would you need to ask that question and why would a positive answer be 'Anti-Semetic'? If Jews are integrated into a country they surely don't need to do a survey defining themselves as different, and there the question simply wouldn't exist. Jews have another country, Israel and being Jewish identifies them with it. Is there something wrong with this?

The other questions are.. wacky.

wbj.pl/article-58532-anti-semitism-still-strong-in-europe-poland-new-study-finds.html
adl.org/Anti_semitism/adl_anti-semitism_presentation_february_2012.pdf
FlaglessPole 4 | 662
23 Mar 2012 #150
The whole Anti-Defamation League are bunch of whackos that find increasingly difficult to justify their own existence ( erhm and their salaries) hence the pointless surveys they come up with. Just watch Defamation, an excellent documentary made by an Israeli journalist.


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