Biden: US not stand in Israel's way on Iran

wez

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Sorry wez, gotta agree with these guys. And no, it's NOT telling Iran what to do. I see it more as 2 sovereign nations dealing with each other without us picking a side.
Compare it to 2 school yard kids getting in a fight after school. One of the guys is your best friend, but, since it ain't your beef, you just step back to the side and let them go at it.

Obviously, the mindset if the Iranian people is NOT the mindset of Akmadinijad<sp so I doubt taking on his military bases would be an aggression against the people... actually, it might even encourage them to take a bigger stand against the dictator if his army toys get all blowed up.

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I can't see it that way because we ourselves have told them to cease and desist their nuclear weapons ambitions, or else.. as we sit on a massive stockpile of WMD.. as do our buddies in Israel..

That was our entire excuse for invading Iraq.. WMD.. So .. if it's ok for us.. why not Iraq? They might threaten us like we do them? Well.. boo f ckin' hoo..

Not to mention.. wonder who helped Israel aquire them.. and their other hardware for that matter..

 

RoyalOrleans

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Judaism
Main article: Shaving in Judaism


 


The Bible states in Leviticus 19:27 that "You shall not round the corners of your heads, neither shalt thou mar the corners of thy beard." Talmudic tradition explains this to mean that a man may not shave his beard with a razor with a single blade, since the cutting action of the blade against the skin "mars" the beard. Because scissors have two blades, halakha (Jewish law) permits their use to trim the beard, as the cutting action comes from contact of the two blades and not the blade against the skin. For this reason, most poskim (Jewish legal decisors) rule that Orthodox Jews may use electric razors to remain cleanshaven, as such shavers cut by trapping the hair between the blades and the metal grating, halakhically a scissor-like action. Some prominent contemporary poskim[who?] maintain that electric shavers constitute a razor-like action and consequently prohibit their use.


 


Many Orthodox Jews grow beards for social and cultural reasons. Since the electric razor is a relatively modern innovation, virtually all Orthodox Jews grew beards before its advent. Beards are thus symbolic of keeping the traditions of one's ancestors. The Zohar, one of the primary sources of Kabbalah (Jewish mysticism), attributes holiness to the beard, specifying that hairs of the beard symbolize channels of subconscious holy energy that flows from above to the human soul. Therefore, most Hasidic Jews, for whom Kabbalah plays an important role in their religious practice, traditionally do not remove or even trim their beards.


 


Also, some Jews refrain from shaving during the 30-day mourning period after the death of a close relative, known in Hebrew as the "Sheloshim" (thirty).


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Have you ever fukken been to Israel?

Oddly enough.. I seem to wake up everyday.. It's an enigma..
Much to Minnesota's detriment, I'm sure.

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wez

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Have you ever fukken been to Israel?

No.. your point being what? You have? Good for you.. what.. you wanna spend a week trying to discredit some stupid joke about a beard?

Much to Minnesota's detriment, I'm sure.

Have you ever fukken been to Minnesota?

 

timesjoke

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The problem with the mess Israel has with Iran is that if they do take care of business, will that cause other Muslim Nations to take sides with Iran and attack Israel? That is where America comes in.

Like Bender said, two guy one of them our friend in a fight, we step back and let them have it out but if other people jump in the fight against our friend......what do you think we are compelled to do then?

 

RoyalOrleans

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No.. your point being what? You have? Good for you.. what.. you wanna spend a week trying to discredit some stupid joke about a beard?
And... blah blah blah. When you talk, I bet your mouth looks like a .

Have you ever fukken been to Minnesota?
I've been to Minnesota seven times in my life.

My ex-wife is from the Osseo area and we'd go visit family and friends from time to time. Since our divorce, I've been there twice (of the seven), because I fukken love to fish for walleye.

 

wez

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I've been to Minnesota seven times in my life.

My ex-wife is from the Osseo area and we'd go visit family and friends from time to time. Since our divorce, I've been there twice (of the seven), because I fukken love to fish for walleye.
Cool.. I actually lived in Osseo for a couple years.. and caught many a walleye.. Mille Lacs Lake is the sh t..

 
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