To: Alouette
In Hebrew, the word for "tolerance" is derived from the same root as "suffering" this isn't coincidental, as tolerance means being able to suffer in order to prevent an even more serious damage to the objectives of the other.Once again the Hebrew language nails it!!! The Hebrew name of a thing, unlike its name in any other language, corresponds to the objective essence of the thing named.
Here we see the baldest admission I've ever seen that "tolerance" doesn't apply to everyone but only to those arbitrarily defined as "the other." And those arbitrarily defined as not "the other" are designated for suffering (from which "the other" are exempt) in order to advance the interests of "the other" rather than of itself.
I'm surprised the Hebrew word for "tolerance" isn't derived from the verbal root for "bend over!"
6 posted on
11/17/2006 12:58:41 PM PST by
Zionist Conspirator
(Vayihyu chayyei-Sarah me'ah shanah ve`esrim shanah vesheva` shanim; shenei-chayyei-Sarah.)
To: All
I never thought that when I grew up people would still be saying the same stupid $hit! These super intelligent academia dummies are the worst broken record I have ever seen. It's as if they take turns standing up and shouting brainless slogans every single day in and day out. The same crap "diversity is our strength" (everyone applaud and back each other on the back). Don't they do laundry or wash the car. For Pete's sake I'm almost rooting for the stupid Muslims to off these donkeys.
7 posted on
11/17/2006 1:04:50 PM PST by
The Toll
To: Zionist Conspirator
I was thinking the same thing! Only less eloquently... ;)
I'm sure it hasn't dawned on this guy that for an Israeli child to grow up without fear of Arabs is an inhibition to their survival instinct!!
To: Zionist Conspirator
Tolerance also implies limits..
And there has to be limits in order for anything to work..
18 posted on
11/17/2006 5:13:05 PM PST by
Drammach
(Freedom... Not just a job, it's an adventure..)
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