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Originally Posted by Neal Stevens
BS, as far as I'm concerned, if the Jews want to carve a similar slice out of Texas and give up the Holy Land, I'd welcome them. And the neighbors (Mexico) are a helluva lot better people.
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Good one. Shows the mentality to solve conflicts instead of creating them...
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Originally Posted by Kissaki
Ok, imagine this, then. The UN decide to give the Palestinians (who were forced out of today's Israel) a holy land in Texas, and the Texans in that slice of land had to move. A tiny piece, but how'd you feel?
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But you know that this is only half the truth.
You forgot about all the other Jews from all over the US moving towards that tiny slice of desert, often forcibly kicked out by other Americans. But instead of those Texans taking the Jewish houses all over the US, the State of Texas puts them in refugee camps around the tiny slice and none of the other US States want to accept them so they end up getting multi-million dollar refugee subsidies from the UN for doing nothing but complaining about the tiny slice.
In the meantime the Jews take the slice of Texan desert and make it fertile and prosporous.
Only then the US starts whining about the Jewish "occupation" of "American" land.
And uh... don't forget to throw into the equation that the Jews are of course an Indian tribe that happened to live in the Texas area long before European colonisation.
