Israeli Rabbi Says Turkish/Syrian Earthquake is Divine Justice

This isn't a criticism of Jews, although it certainly highlights, contrary to a certain faux-progressive, pro-Zionist poster's claims, that Jews, like any other racial, ethnic or religious group, are not exceptional when it comes to good and bad. Just like any other group, there are good Jews and there are bad ones, just as there are good Muslims and bad ones, and good Christians and bad ones etc.

Special privilege like blacks have with the n-word. A sort of we can discriminate against you but you can't discriminate against us let alone criticize us because we lost 6 or so million of our own so we're way more marginalized than anyone else in the world herp derp. I tells ya, the more marginalized you are, the more privilege you get. The equity is in play.

Also, typical of religious folks to use the torrah/quran/bible to justify atrocities. This is why I am a skeptic and prefer to be agnostic.

There is no context. Wanting an entire nation, race or ethnicity of people is despicable.

No doubt it's 'anti-Semitic' to say so, but you're using the same type of logic Hitler used against the Jews ("They're our enemies. They're exploiting/oppressing us. We celebrate their death.")

And many of the people that died in this earthquake weren't even alive in 1973.