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These freaks are literally fighting each other over "holy land", because some men you read about in a story book lived there 3000 years ago. Casually blowing up little kids with rockets. BRAINWASHING little kids to hate the other little kids so they grow up and continue the fighting.

Literal man children. Grow a pair and move somewhere else. ALL land is holy. The best revenge palestine could get is treating what the jews want as trash and leaving without a fight.

The jews are the biggest hypocrites I've ever seen. How do you go through the holocaust and not develop ANY sympathy for the oppressed? I'm convinced the whole Bible was written as a reaction by the few good jews to the majority of scamming, lying jews, who have most likely always treated the poor and needy like dog crap.

Life is spiritual not legal. if jews bomb a hospital full of the sick, full of kids and full of doctors, they are possessed by satan himself. we are witnessing a battle between ares and athena, zeus and prometheus, posoidon and hades. FORGIVE EACH OTHER!

I have a friend who's a decent enough guy overall. A hard worker with a friendly disposition that you can rely on, except when it comes to his relationships. He likes to blame everyone else for the reasons his relationships fail. "She lied to me. She left without warning. He lied to her about me. He seduced her into leaving me." That kind of talk. Near as I can tell there have been 3 women, from an outside view, that were to blame for things turning bad.

That being said his personality in a relationship is more often at fault. He's very dismissive of small issues that later turn into large ones. He talks down to his women like they legitimately don't know any better. And if He's not getting the attention he thinks he deserves he'll try and get sympathy from every other woman who will listen. Overly needy and self centered, is how I imagine most of his exes would put it.

Irregardless, he is still a friend of mine and I've been trying to push him on to a better path for the past few years. Unfortunately he seems like he's settling into the lonely and bitter old man trope by embracing his "victim-hood" and shutting positive people out of his life. I just wanna know if I can pull him back from his downward slide or should I let him hit bottom and let find his own way back?