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minus-squarebillwasherelinkEnglish9•1 year agoIsrael Government <> Judaism It’s not really that hard to understand. Much like you can be critical of US government and not hate Americans.
minus-squareSemperveruslinkEnglish3•edit-21 year ago<> is not the symbol for inequality, either ≠ (originating from mathematics) or != (originating from programming) are. <> generally imply “brackets” when used as a pair, but without any content in between them can be taken to mean “roughly interchangeable” What you write reads as: “the Israel government is roughly interchangeable with Judaism” which seems to be the opposite of what you wanted to say.
minus-square@canihasaccountlink4•edit-21 year ago<> is the Excel way of indicating “not equal.” Why? Because Excel is garbage, lol.
minus-square@themusicmanlink2•1 year agoBeing critical of Judaism isn’t anti-semitism either. I’m critical of all organised religions, but I consider their followers victims and would never discriminate on religious grounds.
Israel Government <> Judaism
It’s not really that hard to understand. Much like you can be critical of US government and not hate Americans.
<> is not the symbol for inequality, either
≠(originating from mathematics) or!=(originating from programming) are.<> generally imply “brackets” when used as a pair, but without any content in between them can be taken to mean “roughly interchangeable”
What you write reads as: “the Israel government is roughly interchangeable with Judaism” which seems to be the opposite of what you wanted to say.
<> is the Excel way of indicating “not equal.” Why? Because Excel is garbage, lol.
Being critical of Judaism isn’t anti-semitism either.
I’m critical of all organised religions, but I consider their followers victims and would never discriminate on religious grounds.