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As are those who do neither of those things because they see this thread for what it is - an attempt to provoke those who don't agree with you.
I gather from your OP that you profess to be Catholic. What does that mean to you?Not at all.
Stay on topic chief.
Plenty of people are speaking out about it, but right now I'm interested in hearing your answer to my question.
Obviously not enough including so-called leaders of many universities
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Still avoiding my question I see. I'm well aware of what's going on and obviously condemn the violence against the Jewish people, as I do all violence which has long been a major problem in this country. The problem is that so many people fail to respect the basic human dignity of all persons. They create these "us against them" narratives, using people as pawns and dehumanizing others to just "allies" or "enemies" of their own agenda (and don't try telling me it's just the left doing that, it's everyone, particularly in politics). The violence won't stop until people start to see each other as people. As human lives with equal dignity that must be respected. The Jewish people are tragically being targeted by a great deal of violence right now and there absolutely should be a call for it to stop, but categorizing it as the left against the Jews will not help (any more likely will further grow) the real problem driving hatred and violence.Obviously not enough including so-called leaders of many universities
You should read this
On a visit to Israel, I have seen the horror that the world must never forget
New York Post columnist Douglas Murray witnessed the horrors of Hamas’ terror attacks on Israel during a visit to Kibbutz Nir Oz.
I agree but just curious do you feel the same way when the MAGA crowd or far right is categorized vs a specific group?
100%. Look, I'm not saying people can't have opinions and disagreements. What I'm saying is that in the midst of that disagreement, we still need to recognize that the person on the other side is another human life who had equal dignity to us and is equally deserving of at least basic human respect. And it's not just those committing acts of violence who are the problem. They're the most extreme examples, but those undermining another's dignity through mistreatment, petty insults and name calling are just as much part of the problem. And everyone's done it, myself included, so please don't take this to be some sort of holier than thou soap box. It's not all political either, it goes for all conflicts we have in life. Just remembering to treat everyone with a base level of human respect would go a long way.
