Jews

[Speaker]

thus causing the world to hate jews thousands of years prior.
yeah.

didnt specify which era, bitch
just said through history, to which my statement applies

 

[Jimbo]

its all because of how jesus died and now every one blames them for what happened and wont forgive them. or sum people just dont like them like hitler he was cruel and cold hearted and he killed them cuz he didnt like them. hitler u suck!

Hitler didn't just wake up one day and decide to hate jews and kill them...

It was more complex than that man.. Not saying I agree with his idea/method, but still.

 

[Speaker]

It was more complex than that man..

not really. it was pretty much decided in a bar i believe. he started talkin and got people riled up on the subject of jews and no1 liking them (in short) and got so many ppl involved he capitalized on the opportunity

 

[Ninja_Blue]

The Paegans (isn't that the name of them? I forget.) killed Jesus.

 

[Arkillo]

not really. it was pretty much decided in a bar i believe. he started talkin and got people riled up on the subject of jews and no1 liking them (in short) and got so many ppl involved he capitalized on the opportunity

his uncle was jewish and he molested him as a child.

 

[Speaker]

but what i said is what happened (99% sure) to get others involved and against jews etc

but yea, that whole mo-lest-ation thing probably had somethin to do with it

 

[N[U]TS]

The Paegans (isn't that the name of them? I forget.) killed Jesus.

you mean pagan.



The historical perspective: Jesus’ teachings aroused enmity among Jews and Romans alike. Jesus' emphasis on moral sincerity rather than strict adherence to religious ritual incurred the enmity of the Pharisees (the main Jewish sect of Jesus’ times) who feared that his teachings might lead to disregard for the authority of the Jewish Law, or Torah. Others feared that Jesus' activities and followers might prejudice the Roman authorities against any restoration of the Davidic (Israelite) monarchy. Jesus also attacked the Jewish privileged classes and showed interest in the poor. According to the gospel, after perhaps three years in Galilee, he went to Jerusalem to observe Passover. There he was received enthusiastically by the populace, but was eventually arrested and with the cooperation of the Jewish authorities, executed under Roman law as a dangerous messianic pretender. In other words, the Romans (Pontius Pilate, the Roman prefect of Judea) regarded Jesus as a dangerous revolutionary challenger to the Roman rule in Palestine. His growing influence alarmed Jews and Romans authorities alike.


http://www.juliantrubin.com/jesusfaq.html#whyjesuscrucified

 

[AxL]

here is how you lay a jew trap:

Get a penny and superglue it to the ground on a sidewalk. you know someone is a jew when they try picking it up

it works, trust me