The Ten Commandments law

The Jews did not repent atJesus’s crucifixion. In fact they repeated. “by saying, "His blood be on us and on our children!"

I think your over generalizing the Jews to one specific group instead of the other which followed him

The Jews that demanded Jesus be crucified were all circumcised Jews. All Jews follow circumcision.

Ok, all squares are rectangles but not all rectangles are square

Yes, dick fiddlers all.

Must be a genetic propensity for huge penises and tight foreskins.

Would be my guess anyway.

What do you think?

Jews are not famous for their dick heads, just known to be shaven down there.

Yes, let the dog see the rabbit, as it were.

Is that why you chase rabbits/rabbi?

Such are pests.

And rabbits are quite scarce now and neither do they promote warfare and death  in the name of religious separatism.

Are Rabbis replacing rabbits?

One would hope not.

Rabbits are more peaceful animals.

Yes, Rabbis have seemingly turned nasty.

Might be a parasitic infestation of  self-righteous larvae.

Blame the parasites and not the rabbit.

Certainly do.

But I blame the Rabbis.

The Holocaust have reduced their numbers.

Not as successfully as myxomatosis though.

myxomatosis is harmless to humans.

Yes, which is why humanity needs more holocausts.

What do you have against the Jews?

I'm sure that there are nice ones.

Then why are you calling for more Holocaust?

They add interest to history.

Just think how boring history would be if people were just generally nice and cooperative.

History should be interesting enough without the Holocaust.

Well, Genghis Khan and his hordes were reputedly responsible for the deaths of  20 to 40 million people and such behaviour is nowadays regarded merely as an interesting historical fact.  So a thousand years from now WW2 will probably be regarded in the same way. Whereas the great apocalypse of the 2060's will then be grabbing the sombre historical highlights on Remembrance Thursday.

There is less to celebrate our human history as time goes on.

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