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I like how Josh is calmly explaining and exposing the logical fallacies when someone deliberately conflates the geographical name of “Palestine” as regional name for Southern Levant and a state or any other legal entity named “Palestine” that never existed before the British

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@_j0sh_a_ Great video Josh

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@_j0sh_a_ He is great!

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@_j0sh_a_ Wow, so many moronic opinions in one video!

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@_j0sh_a_ Still a missed opportunity that the British didn’t call it “Shitsville” or “Retardia’.

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If the fear of Yahweh is the beginning of wisdom, then what is its end? Cut through the abundant nonsense, empty platitudes, and conventional musings of the world and get straight to the heart of what it means to be wise.

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@_j0sh_a_ Even better to ask them to find a mention of Palestinian people before 1918 or even before 1948. Palestine was there, but no one except Jews called themselves Palestinian.

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@_j0sh_a_ #StopTheFalastinaLie they are muslims self-appointed "Falastins" just in 1964, when the PLO did not claim Gaza or cisjordania.

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@_j0sh_a_ Wow. Many stupid lies here to respond to. Is that dumbo the smartest you got

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