for Jews the cross is a symbol of oppression

[Bobb]

he had Jesus executed just so he could salvage his own political career.

Foward the Duck, please tell me where, besides you anus, you get the idea that Pilate's career was on the line.

He had been a lousy administrator that routinely provoked the ire of the local population he was supposed to be governing.

Yeah, your anus is right again, the Jews loved being occupied by Rome. They just didn't like Pilate.

[Minister of Truth]

Foward the Duck, please tell me where, besides you anus, you get the idea that Pilate's career was on the line.



Yeah, your anus is right again, the Jews loved being occupied by Rome. They just didn't like Pilate.

There was a difference between being occupied by Rome and having to deal with a particular nuisance like Pilate, you retard. When the Jews wrote the insciption for Hadrian of "may his bones be dust," do you think that means they loved Trajan, Nerva, or any other emperors?

Anyway, Pilate had a lot of incidents with the Jews, even after the death of Christ. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pontiu..._with_the_Jews

And then there's this:

What were Pilate's motives?

Pilate was desperate to keep the peace. His career in the Roman Empire depended on his running the province smoothly and efficiently.
He had 6,000 soldiers on hand to keep the peace in a city bulging with 2.5 million Jews. The religious authorities, whose cooperation he needed for a quiet life, wanted him to execute Jesus and there was an angry mob baying for Jesus' blood.
To release Jesus would have been likely to cause a riot; Pilate could have lost control of the city, and possibly the province.
Pilate sacrificed Jesus to preserve Roman rule and his own career.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/religion/relig...djesus_1.shtml

[MAGA MAN]

Christianity bears primary responsibility for historic antisemitism. Few ideas can have been as poisonous as, and inspired more murderousness than, the idea that Jews were the Christ-killers. Of course, only the Romans had the legal authority to crucify someone: it was their signature way of dealing with troublemakers. But this fact became historically inconvenient for a religion that was eventually to place its global headquarters within Rome itself.






https://www.theguardian.com/commenti...ion-christians

If it wasn't for the largess of Christians there wouldn't be a Jew alive on this earth.

[Bobb]

There was a difference between being occupied by Rome and having to deal with a particular nuisance like Pilate, you retard. When the Jews wrote the insciption for Hadrian of "may his bones be dust," do you think that means they loved Trajan, Nerva, or any other emperors?

I asked you to support your claim that Pilate's career was on the line. You replied that the Jews didn't like a Roman emperor that came along a century later, per someone's inscription. Yep, you're a fcking moron.

Anyway, Pilate had a lot of incidents with the Jews, even after the death of Christ.

What happened after Christ is irrelevant. And, saying there were "incidents" isn't at all helpful.

So, I ask you again, why do you think it was about Pilate's career?

And, I ask you again, why do you think the Jewish desire to rebel was because Pilate was allegedly a lousy leader rather than just because the Jews didn't want to be occupied by Rome?

Pilate gave in to the demands of the Jews to prevent a rebellion. Why do you muddy the water with lame speculation that it was personal, about Pilate's career, or his quality of his leadership? Because you're an antichristian bigot who wants to make it about Pilate and Rome and not about the God Damned Jews.

[Mason Melchizedek]

When you were a child, did you think you were robbing Santa?

I always knew that Santa shit was bullshit

[Mason Melchizedek]

If it wasn't for the largess of Christians there wouldn't be a Jew alive on this earth.

Wrong,the Jews are God's chosen people,they always will survive their enemies.

[Minister of Truth]

I asked you to support your claim that Pilate's career was on the line. You replied that the Jews didn't like a Roman emperor that came along a century later, per someone's inscription. Yep, you're a fcking moron.



What happened after Christ is irrelevant. And, saying there were "incidents" isn't at all helpful.

So, I ask you again, why do you think it was about Pilate's career?

And, I ask you again, why do you think the Jewish desire to rebel was because Pilate was allegedly a lousy leader rather than just because the Jews didn't want to be occupied by Rome?

Pilate gave in to the demands of the Jews to prevent a rebellion. Why do you muddy the water with lame speculation that it was personal, about Pilate's career, or his quality of his leadership? Because you're an antichristian bigot who wants to make it about Pilate and Rome and not about the God Damned Jews.

I fucking gave you the quote from the BBC article you illiterate retard.

Also, the majority of the conflicts that Pilate had came from before the crucifixion. Obviously you are incapable of clicking on links, Googling, and understanding history, as well as reading.

[Phantasmal]

Wrong,the Jews are God's chosen people,they always will survive their enemies.

I never understood the concept of a chosen people by an all powerful god. I would just create the perfect people and be done with the whole mess.

I would also never sacrifice my only son for creatures that I knew I blew the design on to the point I had to wipe them off the planet, but then left a few of the imperfect being to recreate, again, expecting different results. I would hope if a God exists that the god is smarter than the storytellers of the Bible.

[Mason Melchizedek]

I never understood the concept of a chosen people by an all powerful god. I would just create the perfect people and be done with the whole mess.

I would also never sacrifice my only son for creatures that I knew I blew the design on to the point I had to wipe them off the planet, but then left a few of the imperfect being to recreate, again, expecting different results. I would hope if a God exists that the god is smarter than the storytellers of the Bible.

When you assume.

[anonymoose]

for Jews the cross is a symbol of oppression

I once dated a jewish gal. Everything and anything could be politically incorrect. Being on a date with her was like walking on eggshells.

[Mason Melchizedek]

I once dated a jewish gal. Everything and anything could be politically incorrect. Being on a date with her was like walking on eggshells.

How was the second date?

[anonymoose]

How was the second date?

lol, good question. We lasted about 2 months. I don't think she ever married.

[MAGA MAN]

Wrong,the Jews are God's chosen people,they always will survive their enemies.

Who do you think God choose to keep His Jews from extermination?

[Ralph]

Christianity bears primary responsibility for historic antisemitism. Few ideas can have been as poisonous as, and inspired more murderousness than, the idea that Jews were the Christ-killers. Of course, only the Romans had the legal authority to crucify someone: it was their signature way of dealing with troublemakers. But this fact became historically inconvenient for a religion that was eventually to place its global headquarters within Rome itself.






https://www.theguardian.com/commenti...ion-christians

Yeah....its not like the cross began as a symbol of Jewish hate toward one of their own...Jesus the Christ was Born of woman, born under the law, lived his entire life obeying the Jewish Law of Moses, and died under the law. Sounds mighty oppressive to me. I don't think its as much OPPRESSION as it SHAME. After all it was false testimony from his own religious family...the JEWS that brought about the symbolism that is today know as THE SACRIFICAL CROSS.

[Mason Melchizedek]

Who do you think God choose to keep His Jews from extermination?

Michael the Archangel