Тут один известный блогер с удовольствием цитировал результаты недавнего пола BBC, показывающие растущие анти-израильские настроения в мире. Мне хотелось как-то отреагировать, но сдерживало полное нежелание вступать в непродуктивную дискуссию о вкусах и верованиях. Однако не поленился и нашел нечто вполне приличествующее случаю:
Five years ago, Haaretz's Bradley Burston called this poll biased, saying that it was like asking parents whom on the block they wanted as their children's playmates. Parents aren't going to want their kids playing with someone who gets into fights regardless of the reason. Even if it's not that person's fault...
So, no, I really don't care about this poll. And yes, the reference to 'Europe and other Muslim countries' was intentional. I look forward to seeing Europe turned back to the dark ages and becoming just a s***ty little continent (to paraphrase a former French ambassador to England) we fly over on the way to the US. They more than deserve it.
http://israelmatzav.blogspot.com/2012/05/should-we-really-worry-about-bbc-poll.html
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Five years ago, Haaretz's Bradley Burston called this poll biased, saying that it was like asking parents whom on the block they wanted as their children's playmates. Parents aren't going to want their kids playing with someone who gets into fights regardless of the reason. Even if it's not that person's fault...
So, no, I really don't care about this poll. And yes, the reference to 'Europe and other Muslim countries' was intentional. I look forward to seeing Europe turned back to the dark ages and becoming just a s***ty little continent (to paraphrase a former French ambassador to England) we fly over on the way to the US. They more than deserve it.
http://israelmatzav.blogspot.com/2012/05/should-we-really-worry-about-bbc-poll.html
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