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   @Humpleupagus @dcc @mayonesa @Sui @charlie_root @ArdainianRight @JedDrudge @Xenophon @amerika @Frondeur @SpoopyAnon @NonPlayableClown @Christmas_Man So it was intended for Rabbis to justify their ways that conflict with old testament law, but now it's used in western society to justify what we know is horrible, evil and illegal.
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     It's strange how certain philosophies or lines of thought find there way into common discourse in such a manner that those who employ them not only do not know their origin, they don't even suspect that they have one.