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rosalie donadio's avatar

Rise up and kill....

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Richard Hacker's avatar

To my friends in the U.S. who are members of the tribe, do not listen to those who would take away your means of self-defense in return for some wishful, and wistful, guarantee against "gun violence". " Never again" means taking matters into your own hands and being prepared. If you have not done so already, go immediately to your local sporting goods store and buy a pump action shotgun (Remington 870 is a fine choice) and a couple of boxes of game loads. If you can handle the recoil of a 12 gauge, buy that one. If not, 20 gauge will work too. Then practice, practice, practice. When the enemy is at the gates, you will be ready.

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rosalie donadio's avatar

I would if I could but my son (he being a retired NYPD Sergeant, is against ... however my grandson -- same profession and grade -- was very supportive). Go figure! PS -- I am a great grandmother, who would not hesitate to use whatever weapon(s) I could utilized. Am Yisroel Chai

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FionaYael's avatar

Never ever again!

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Susan Sullivan's avatar

Never again! Carry this through to the end!!!!

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Steven Brizel's avatar

Look at it this way The creation of a sovereign State of Israel after the Holocaust was one of the most significant acts in Jewish history which enabled the Jewish community to fight assimilation and assert its own identity but both the Holocaust and the establishment of the State of Israel should not be asserted as the basis for an ersatz sense of Jewish identity

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rosalie donadio's avatar

My "Jewish identity" was developed by a Litvak grandmother, who could neither read nor write in any language but managed to instill within me a sense of justice, tolerance, compassion -- a unique instrument of teaching skills, cooking skills, etc. but the love she engendered bordered on the magnificent.

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Steven Brizel's avatar

The notions that both the Holocaust and the State rendered traditional forms of Jewish identity as lacking or worse theologically obsolete is wrong

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Steve Boronski's avatar

The correct term is ‘coward’. All terrorists are cowards who ‘fight’ by killing innocent women and children and claim they are winning in their struggle against some kind of tyranny, but they are cowards who would run away from fighting man to man 100% of the time.

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rosalie donadio's avatar

They are not bound to ethics or moral compass: they remain an ignorant, soulless people (whose sojourn in the time of 1000 bc was "an accident" of civilization rather than a development)

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