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There were a lot of fireworks here last year. Surprisingly, however, it's raining.
steeleye20
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'Yanks go home'.
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georgenorman
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249 years they have had to stand on their own feet properly - perhaps we should re-colonise them.
Tumbleweed, as expected.
Teddy Eagle
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It's not an uncommon term in America.
Wisbech Eagle
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Let’s see if Trump is as gracious in his apologies for using it as Biden was when it was pointed out to him!
Assuming he does apologise of course. More likely he will deny, via his constantly lying Press Secretary, that it was ever said.
Teddy Eagle
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Probably not; it's not his usual MO but the word itself is widely used in many countries.
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Stirlingsays
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Nothing wrong with the term. It describes a kind of person, usually banker, Shakespeare wrote him as Jewish, but these people are found in every group.
On the right we are less sensitive than you snowflakes on the left.
Of course there will always be those with agendas that want to pretend that words have underlying insidious meanings and are so dangerous.....it's mostly ridiculous.
The idea that Trump is anti semitic is hilarious.
He just comes from an era where people weren't such tarts over language.
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cryrst
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This forum would suggest the exact opposite.
Those that throw around ‘Jew hater’ accusations like confetti on the other thread are still very quiet.
Stirlingsays
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That's just what you want to believe, you grasp at anything that suggests offence and then pretend it's an equivalence to the left.
Yet you're allowed on here, as you should be, despite having slagged off the site and its contributors and yet if went over to the bbs and commented criticising in a similar manner as someone on the right...oh wait, I can't because I'm banned....
Snowflakes.
Everyone takes offence at some level.....The left...or to be fair, progressives just take offence very easily and hence deserve the term in comparison to us.
Well personally I don't think disagreeing with Israel on Gaza makes someone a Jew hater.
Plenty of Jews are highly critical themselves.
I'd say there are a lot of people who want a two state solution or/and Palestinians to be treated the same as the Jews themselves, and for most Jews that simply isn't going to fly now as they view it as existential.....and it is, for both tribes/sides.