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Behind the Aegis

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3. That is true.

Reply to KitSileya (Reply #2)

Fri Oct 30, 2015, 01:50 AM

Oct 2015

There are rules and there are exceptions, many of us enjoy the "exceptions." But, yes, the Holocaust (and a few other events) caused so reflection about how "strict" one has to be in certain situations.

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This is just tragic on so many levels. Behind the Aegis Oct 2015 #1

If I am not much mistaken, Jewish faith is very pragmatic in extreme situations. KitSileya Oct 2015 #2

That is true. Behind the Aegis Oct 2015 #3

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I didn't say it, which is why you successfully defeated your own strawman. Behind the Aegis Oct 2015 #5

Took the words right out of my mouth. LostOne4Ever Oct 2015 #6

how damned generous of them. pansypoo53219 Oct 2015 #7

that was my first thought too... Javaman Oct 2015 #9

That's nice. Quantess Oct 2015 #8

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I find that fascinating. Brickbat Oct 2015 #11

While it's sad that that it takes something like this mythology Oct 2015 #12