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Keith Korman's avatar

Q: “What did Israel ever do to them?”

A: It Exists. That’s Enough.

S. Levin's avatar

So true... <sigh>

Eugine Nier's avatar

The problem is that these days the pro-vaccine people seem to believe that putting a vaccine label on a vial of sulfuric acid would magically make it safe to inject.

JD Free's avatar

The sign IS right-wing, as the author suggests early on.

It is right-wing because every statement on it is right-wing. Left-wing people bastardize terms like "vaccine" and "fascism" and right-wing people push back against those bastardizations, but right-wing people are not pushing back against the original meanings.

But it is also right-wing because left-wing people regard every slight deviation from their orthodoxy as "far-right extremism".

Adult Language is Possible's avatar

That sign simply says that “this house is not occupied by idiots.” Good to know.

Rick Gordon's avatar

Being in favor of Israel’s right to exist in the family of legitimate nations and supporting religious tolerance no matter where in the globe one resides requires reading beyond the media headlines. Those who spew hatred are terrorists - regardless of whether they have a deadly weapon or a social media account.

Steve S's avatar

It is easy to pick on the most oppressed and marginalized group in the world, no downside to it. It is demon spawned hatred disguised as being on the side of good.