[Deb]

When Clint Eastwood flies a plane into a building or Jimmy Swaggart beheads a non-believer on his Sunday morning TV show or the Osmonds hang an 7 year old boy, I might agree you have a point, but as long as long as Jews are murdered on sight in “Palestine” while Muslims live happily in Tel Aviv, you are criminally enabling a great evil.

[aruanan]

When Clint Eastwood flies a plane into a building or Jimmy Swaggart beheads a non-believer on his Sunday morning TV show or the Osmonds hang an 7 year old boy, I might agree you have a point, but as long as long as Jews are murdered on sight in “Palestine” while Muslims live happily in Tel Aviv, you are criminally enabling a great evil.

You're still engaging in the parts to whole fallacy and, in the final clause, a conclusion that doesn't follow from the premises.

Strength of opinion doesn't negate faulty logic. It just leads to more trouble.