Ralkovia wrote:Dilange wrote:
First, detached from reality? Explain.
Second, I dont believe he hates the United States. He never has stated any hate towards the country.
Third, How is Sweden anti-Israel?
Fourth, you act exactly like your last sentence. He does not.
Actually Sweden is frighteningly anti-Israel, to the point of near antisemitism. Norway as well. The large amount of Muslims and the even larger amount of leftists and so called antifascists have absolutely wrecked the Jewish community there.
Define "frighteningly anti-Israel, to the point of near antisemitism".
From 2012:

Also, good thing you stopped short of antisemitism...
The results confirm that stereotypical notions of Jews do exist in Norwegian society. Overall, 12.5 per
cent of the population can be considered significantly prejudiced against Jews. Thus, in a European context,
the prevalence of antisemitic notions in Norway is limited and on a par with Great Britain, the Netherlands,
Denmark and Sweden.
The prevalence of anti-Semitic attitudes are relatively low in Norway compared with countries in Central, Eastern and Southern Europe. Norway thus belong alongside other north-west European countries such as Britain, the Netherlands, Denmark and Sweden.
http://www.hlsenteret.no/aktuelt/2012/HL_Rapport_2012_web.pdf
Of 10 European countries surveyed, Norway scored second lowest in the overall ratings (page 9) based on how many people responded “probably true” to at least 3 of the following traditional anti-Semitic stereotypes:
1) Jews are more loyal to Israel than to this country.
2) Jews have too much power in the business world.
3) Jews have too much power in international financial markets.
4) Jews still talk too much about what happened to them in the Holocaust



). I voted Hadash. Spend some time going between Sakhnin and Carmi'el and get back to me about that discrimination in favor of the Arabs. Note, I am not opposed to mandatory national service for all citizens, which is what I'm assuming your retort will be, but there are a lot of things that should take precedence, and frankly, if we're going to define this place as a "Jewish State" and effectively exclude 30% of the voting population from the national project, then why should we act surprised when they develop their own social and economic structure outside the state?
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