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[joe411]

i know what the theory is, stop repeating it. no one was talking about a war. the holocaust is not ww2.

Lets say that the Jews in the holocaust weren't killed. With a higher population of Jews, many things could happen. There could be a large amount of radical Jews created because of that, and dealing with terrorist attacks from them could be a frequent thing.

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[ZombiLoin]

ultimately

if we're talking about "200 billion years later, the sun engulfs the earth" then yeah, ultimately.

if you're too dense to realize how the war in the middle east has affected american life then there's no point in arguing with you anymore.

[Harm94]

relevant: A relatively minor thing (Jews kicked out of Israel) spiraled out of control into most of today's conflict it seems. Chaos theory in action right here folks.

because of that you have situations like the Kurds. Their territory happens to be in what the British called Iraq. Because of that they were subjected to genocide by Saddam's regime.

[Nonnel]

I'm not going to hypothesize a bunch of stuff that didn't happen and probably wouldn't have happened regardless. there is no point in talking about the butterfly effect.

[ZombiLoin]

it's not about hypothesizing what didn't happen, it's about understanding what DID happen and using that to deal with the situation at hand.

[sir dooble]

The west did not do a good job of divvying up Africa, the Middle East and the Levant.

Lets say that the Jews in the holocaust weren't killed. With a higher population of Jews, many things could happen. There could be a large amount of radical Jews created because of that, and dealing with terrorist attacks from them could be a frequent thing.

By the way, I think this is one of the most ridiculous trains of thought in this topic.
More Jews surviving in Europe because they weren't part of the holocaust would not somehow mean a whole bunch of radical terrorist jews would exist.

[joe411]

Just because its hypothosized doesn't mean it's not plausible.

[SWAT One]

You're the only one fighting against evidence with none to little support here.  It's probably best that you stop trying to assert it.  You have your own reasons for believing what you do, but under scrutiny, it doesn't work.  If you want to protect it, don't mention it.

By the way, I think this is one of the most ridiculous trains of thought in this topic.
More Jews surviving in Europe because they weren't part of the holocaust would not somehow mean a whole bunch of radical terrorist jews would exist.

Chaos theory doesn't deal so much with "would," but rather "could."

[Ipquarx]

The entire point was to disprove your idea of "x doesn't matter." Everything matters, ESPECIALLY in the long run.

[joe411]

By the way, I think this is one of the most ridiculous trains of thought in this topic.
More Jews surviving in Europe because they weren't part of the holocaust would not somehow mean a whole bunch of radical terrorist jews would exist.

It's still possible for that to happen. Something like the holocaust not happening would change more things than you can imagine. There might be an alternate universe where that's the case and is caused solely by the lack of holocausting.

[otto-san]

Men make the money, women spend it. Women just stockpile all their cash and retire

uh wow

hello super ultra parsons family man

[ZombiLoin]

It's still possible for that to happen. Something like the holocaust not happening would change more things than you can imagine. There might be an alternate universe where that's the case and is caused solely by the lack of holocausting.

that's the most handicapped thing i've heard today

there was no reason for jews to radicalize before the holocaust, if anything the holocaust caused more radical jewish sects to arise.

that's aside the point though.

[Col. Derontchi]

Men make the money, women spend it. Women just stockpile all their cash and retire

I kinda just meant this to be humorous, guys.

But if you wanna do this, then let's go. You guys really don't realize how much many first world women like to spend money? And who is it that lets them use the money they earned? Husbands, typically. Don't act like it's such a far-fetched idea.

[otto-san]

you don't realise how deeply the patriarchy has brainwashed you

_{disclaimer: obviously kinda}

[joe411]

that's the most handicapped thing i've heard today

there was no reason for jews to radicalize before the holocaust, if anything the holocaust caused more radical jewish sects to arise.

that's aside the point though.

I know the situation is kind of dumb.
But the point is that the holocaust is a factor that could of prevented it from happening.