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cosmosnightsky.bsky.social
is it sаd that i had such a bad сhildhood, i couldn't wait until i was an аdult so i cоuld leаve?
December 19, 2025 at 7:32 PM
olivermoffat.bsky.social
@seattletimes.com op-ed team is on vacation so they invited Nextdoor to help
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December 20, 2025 at 5:30 PM
kwstzhaderbonch.bsky.social
TFW you think someone is using a hyperfixation on Saul to signal support for genocide coupled with tfw you have elaborate Messyanic defenses for demonizing Pharisees.
Creativity points for "Yeshua bin Yusef," but note in Arabic he's "Yasu/Isa."
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Genocide is wrong even if you believe the creator of the universe commands it. The notion we can offload our responsibility as moral beings onto some other entity's dictats? That's wrong as well, and has led to so many atrocities. I was addressing the line from your profile about King Saul. The slaughter of Amalek (if it actually happened) was an atrocity, just as much as the Holocaust and the Inquisition and the systematic genocide of Native Americans were. Just as the Palestinian genocide currently in progress is. You know full well that many of those who hold Yahweh as a god also, on the teachings of a man who was likely an Essene Jew (or a composite based on Essene teachings), hold the Pharisees as an example of corrupt power justified by one *interpretation* of faith. Another face of the problem with Saul. Just as I know full well that your comment calling the Pharisees the ancestors of modern Jews was teeing up a cry of "antisemitism" should uld anyone criticize cri them, as if modern Judaism were a monolith that happens to coincidentally align with the political faction in Israel backing the razing of Gaza. Judaism has *never* been a monolith, and criticizing any particular Jewish teaching or sect is *not* antisemitic. The Sicarii killed at Masada, the Essenes who gave us the the Dead Sea scrolls, the Sadducees...they all show the diversity of Jewish faith. The Essenes *strongly* criticized the Pharisees and outright denounced many of their practices. Were they "antisemitic"? Josephus casts them as one of the three biggest sects active during his lifetime, roughly coequal with the Pharisees and Sadducees. Yeshua bin Yusef, if he existed, and if the words and actions attributed to him were true, strongly reflected Essene beliefs, from baptism, to communal living, to trashing the merchants tables in the Temple. Modern Christians and Muslims view him as God incarnate or prophet respectively. Is repeating his criticisms of the Pharisees antisemitic when they merely echo the beliefs of a competing Jewish sect? No. Now...when you add on the crap Martin Luther spewed, you might have a case, but he treated Judaism as a monolith just as you are trying to.
December 17, 2025 at 9:01 AM
baretraet.bsky.social
En meget populær model, er denne i 100% uld: nyesokker.dk/catalogsearc... - Men de er ved at være udsolgt, og vi kan ikke få flere i år.

En anden er Twin sokkerne, der er i to lag: Uld på yderside, og bomuld på inderside. De er også ret lækre: nyesokker.dk/catalogsearc...
December 11, 2025 at 6:33 AM