Hello Mate: sorry to see you upset, hope no offence was intended by any LFC supporter, obviously can't & won't speak on anyone's behalf.
I (for one) fully admit to knowing very little about the Jewish faith, despite being a student(well was) of modern history. I have my own opinions on organised religion and it's involvement in political states over the centuries but this shouldn't be confused with individual faith in my opinion.
And obviously being from where I am I'm wary of any mix of sport and religion while supporting people of faith being active in said sports.
Anyway; might go do a bit of reading.
On the subject of Arametic; is it still widely taught in Jewish schools outside students of ancient history/religion?

Given that Tottenham have a large Jewish support, and given that "dog" is historically a term of contempt used by Jewish people to refer to Gentiles, it would be very easy to conclude that those of you comparing players to dogs are racist scum.
However, since I am not Evra, I won't bother wilfully misinterpreting you. See how easy it is though?
By all means have a rant about it but dont get religion and racism mixed up.
I don't think this is the place for your rant. If you have a problem with Davidako PM your mod.
I haven't. Notice how I didn't describe Davidako as a 'racist' once in said rant. My point WAS about religion, and religion ONLY. He has portrayed my religion in a needlessly negative light, and I felt the need to take a stand and clear the waters.
In my opinion, Davidako is not a racist, he's simply mis-informed and displayed poor judgement through his comments.
There's a big difference between the two- the former would have him banned from Not606. The latter is perfectly legal, but requires a response from those affected by his misinformation...

I apologise unreservedly if this was interpreted to be labelling Davidako as a racist, as I hadn't intended that in the slightest!
It was clear my post wasn't intended to "stir anti-jewish sentiment"
It doesn't matter to me whether your (or anyone's) religious texts contain the most beautiful commands to do good, or the most disgusting commands to do evil. Anyone who thinks words written down thousands of years ago are more important than the logic, evidence and humanity of the present is ******ed.
A very interesting read. Bringing religion into football is non-sensical as is Davidako's attempts at highlighting Suarez's race-case through the quoting of misguided, anti-jewish, websites. I can kind of see Davidako's point but he puts it across in a MASSIVELY bad way. I hope he's trying to say "Racism can be read through very tenuous links if you are that way inclined".
In some ways I'm glad he riled you as I now know more than I did about a faith I was reasonably naive about. Good Article.

I cant be arsed with the topic but your not very clever editing the word "racist" out of your OP before replying to my post.
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Sorry. I stand corrected. I initially wrote 'racially inciting comments' at the beginning of the post, and have amended accordingly. To clarify, I hadn't meant to call Davidako 'a racist'- I don't believe he is one. I began the post in this way to highlight the fact that comments such as his can- and often do- have a knock-on affect of increasing racial tension and enmity, hence "racially inciting".
I apologise unreservedly if this was interpreted to be labelling Davidako as a racist, as I hadn't intended that in the slightest!


Can we get back to football, people of religion are very sensitive about their faiths and are unlikely to be moved by any arguments that can be put to them here. All it will do is stir up ill feeling and we have the football for that.
Thanks
It was clear my post wasn't intended to "stir anti-jewish sentiment"
It doesn't matter to me whether your (or anyone's) religious texts contain the most beautiful commands to do good, or the most disgusting commands to do evil. Anyone who thinks words written down thousands of years ago are more important than the logic, evidence and humanity of the present is ******ed.
Whether it was or wasn't is utterly irrelevant. What is relevant is that you publicly cited a number of falsified and quite obviously potentially harmful comments which required addressing.
Despite being an adherent of "logic, evidence and humanity", your comments displayed little logic, a lack of respect for the sensitivities of other members of humanity, and as for your apparent "evidence"...the less said about this the better!
So, who's the bigger '******'? He who loyally and thoughtfully follows beliefs which have survived millennia, or he who purports to be "logical, humanist and evidence-based", when the reality of the situation reveals him to be little more than a hypocrite cowering behind vague and pompous words which he himself knows not the meaning of?