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yess
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wrong answer, fuckface.

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Dutch Uncle said:
Correct. Do you agree that spreading bigotry and faulting people by race or religion is hateful?

Possibly, but I doubt it.
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you're conflating two thing in your question.

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Fallacy of Complex Question, Many Questions Examples Exercise Abstract: Complex Question, Many Questions, and related fallacy examples are provided and analyzed for credibility in a self-scoring quiz. Fallacy Practice Directions: (1) Study the features of the complex question from this web page: Complex Questions or Many Questions Fallacy .


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AssHatZombie said:
Dutch Uncle said:
Correct. Do you agree that spreading bigotry and faulting people by race or religion is hateful?....
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you're conflating two thing in your question....
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How so? The most common forms of bigotry are based upon the visible, skin tone AKA "race" or sex, and religion, not so visible but easily discerned.

If someone called you a mackerel snapping dago or a papist wop, is that bigoted? Hateful?
 
Dutch Uncle said:
How so? The most common forms of bigotry are based upon the visible, skin tone AKA "race" or sex, and religion, not so visible but easily discerned.

If someone called you a mackerel snapping dago or a papist wop, is that bigoted? Hateful?
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not really.

there are many papist wops.
 
AssHatZombie said:
the question is: "is analyzing a religion hate?"

the answer is no.
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By itself, no. Your rants about Jews and Blacks, yes. Tell me how your quotes below are "analyzing".

It's not a yes or no question, dumbass.

AssHatZombie said:
That was funny when all those libs started berating poor old dixie for making a joke that can be seen during family time on shows Like The Hughleys, THe Jamie Foxx show, Family Matters, A different world... etc, any of those self denigrating nigger shows.
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AssHatZombie said:
I wouldn't be so anti the order if it's goals weren't so diabolical. They are pro genocide and pointedly anti-white. Promising to destroy white solidarity and ascendancy is the way they got all the other races to sign onto their plan.
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AssHatZombie said:
Oh yeah, they're a bunch of jew lawyers who go around intimidating and threatening white people. It's pretty ironic considering their "chosen people of god" attitude regarding themselves. Knowledge is power.
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AssHatZombie said:
How about the propaganda funded by the Jewish Banker Dollars, all the shit you believe, I mean.
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AssHatZombie said:
I stand behind all those statements.

nowhere is violence advocated.
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Of course you do, Fredo. You're WSE supporting racist and antisemitic.

Disagreed. When you spread lies and hate you are fomenting violence. Take it up with your lawyer if you are arrested.
 
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