That's really not how history works.
It can be both.
What we know now cannot logically be the cause of something in the past.
What Isreal wants logically can have no bearing on what caused the holocaust. Stick to the point.
It is not.
Future doesn't affect past.
History is irrelevant to this argument. The argument is whether Whoopie Goldberg was right to say, "sorry, but it was really about two white groups killing each other".
Erm. How's that work then?
May be beating a drum here - but who cares what caused the holocaust? If it was caused by aliens invading Hitlers mind and saying "kill jews - they're a different race" - it doesn't matter.
You please stick to the point - the point is that Whoopie is correct and that a pile of accusations of antisemitism have been fired at her (and the channel no doubt). But her technical analysis was 100% correct.
Maybe he should be sacked based on your interpretation of things then eh?
Jesus Chris, the salt! Not sure I could manage that
Please to be clarifying your interpretation of " Dem jews, eh?
" in it's context - as you said it's not a joke, so I don't understand what your interpretation is.
And here’s where you make your mistake. What something was about is not the same thing as what something was.
Nah. I don't think that I've made any mistake here. Don't buy it.
Bang on Whoopie said:
What about your carbon footprint?!?!
It's more about animal welfare for me in this case but there are significant carbon savings to be made.
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It's more about animal welfare for me in this case but there are significant carbon savings to be made.
I'm not going to not eat meat. I like it too much. But some of the biggest carboon savings can be made by grass-fed beef, naturally and organically reared without long food chains and with effectively zero food miles. I'd also know that I'd be getting the best-kept animals who've had the best lives and the best conditions possible.
So I won't be buying beef from tesco, shipped from Argentina, reared to whatever standard Tesco deems OK, likely not really fed on actual grass, on actual grazing land - and likely on land that has been repurposed for beef farming (which comes with it's own costs).
So yeah, I could become veggie. But ethically I decided long ago that if I'm going to continue to eat meat then I should really only be able to if I was prepared to do the dirty work myself. So for me - welfare, ethics and maximal carbon savings on a still meat-based diet.
In other news - had my first two eggs out of my guinea fowl today.
Looks like one of @Wij's shits:
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Must have been a shock to her - I guess your first egg's a tight one. And she didn't know not to drop it from height - so dropped it off her perch, hence the crack.
The other one was laid on the drive and left. Guineas are dumb as fuck. And notoriously bad mothers!
Long term I'd like to be largely self-sufficient for meat.
It's more about animal welfare for me in this case but there are significant carbon savings to be made.
I'm not going to not eat meat. I like it too much. But some of the biggest carboon savings can be made by grass-fed beef, naturally and organically reared without long food chains and with effectively zero food miles. I'd also know that I'd be getting the best-kept animals who've had the best lives and the best conditions possible.
So I won't be buying beef from tesco, shipped from Argentina, reared to whatever standard Tesco deems OK, likely not really fed on actual grass, on actual grazing land - and likely on land that has been repurposed for beef farming (which comes with it's own costs).
So yeah, I could become veggie. But ethically I decided long ago that if I'm going to continue to eat meat then I should really only be able to if I was prepared to do the dirty work myself. So for me - welfare, ethics and maximal carbon savings on a still meat-based diet.
In other news - had my first two eggs out of my guinea fowl today.
Looks like one of @Wij's shits:
View attachment 45698
Must have been a shock to her - I guess your first egg's a tight one. And she didn't know not to drop it from height - so dropped it off her perch, hence the crack.
The other one was laid on the drive and left. Guineas are dumb as fuck. And notoriously bad mothers!
