The seven-metre (23-foot) figure, packed with 14 kilograms (31 lb) of gunpowder, was part of a decades-old ceremony held on 5 April in El Burgo, a small town near the southern city of Malaga.

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    5 months ago

    If they keep throwing around that word at every criticism, do they not realize they weaken their point a little bit every time. No one is sympathetic to their plight anymore as they have clearly become the aggressor beyond a doubt. Israel is Israel’s problem. Destroying effigies of unpopular politicians is a tradition that dates back centuries, get over yourselves you big babies.

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      5 months ago

      Calling this kind of thing “anti-semitic” implies that committing war crimes, including Genocide, is a fundamental Jewish trait.

      THAT is about the most anti-semitic thing imaginable, way beyond most of the slander against Jews from the traditional anti-semites.