Jewish gun control in the united state : Legislation 1968 present

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Funny you should post that. I already did post pretty much exactly that a couple months ago.

I used a video of Ovadia which some claimed the words he was speaking did not match the subtitled text in hebrew (not sure I believe that), and a few more pics of him with Netanyau holding hands, toasting wine, and hugging like best buddies.

you posted that here at GSUS? could you link us to this post pls? GSUS or goog search should pull it up. I missed this post by you at the time, and would love to see it!

As to all your further yada-yada seeking to obfuscate the veracity of the good rabbi Yosef's words/translation-- are you really suggesting that JTA.org:

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... a news organ by and for jooz ^, who reported the good rabbi's words enclosed in quotation marks, adding "An audio recording of some of the rabbi's remarks was broadcast on Israel's Channel 10"; have perhaps betrayed their responsibility to "stick to the facts, and just report them",

Even the Defamation Experts™, in a desperate gambit to maintain cred and the appearance of 'balance', had to screech faux disapproval at the good rabbi's remarks, once the story went viral-

ADL slams Shas spiritual leader for saying non-Jews 'were born to serve Jews'

Rabbi Ovadia Yosef says in Saturday sermon that 'Goyim have no place in the world - only to serve the People of Israel'; ADL chief calls Yosef's words 'hateful' and 'divisive'.

By Natasha Mozgovaya and Haaretz Service | Oct.20, 2010 | 12:43 PM

The thing with Ovadia though is there is conflicting positions on the guy. Some are pro some are con....whether that is deliberate is to be decided. It's not an open shut case with him entirely across the board.

It's always best to stick to the facts, and just report them. It has to be devoid of as much bias as possible to be the most effective. People don't have an aversion to certain information, but do they like to make up their own minds when digesting info. Adding slant reduces the effectiveness.

So because of your irreconcilable uncertainty ^ re the veracity of Yosef's expressed goyim/donkeys/live long to serve djooz/etc sentiments, you feel it's "best" not to share them along with their supporting links, with your nameless 'vanilla' forum?