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i didnt follow your response to my first point.
I’ll bring you up to speed since I think you may have gotten lost:
You said the religous zionists were more dishonest than the founders of the State because the religious Zionists went against an earlier agreement
Among Several absurdities in the above, i pointed out that agreements dont neccesarily last forever.
You then brought up the U.S. Constitiution, and said somehtin along the lines of, why would we follow it if agreements do’nt last.
among Severla absurdities in THAT comparison, I pointed out that the U.S. Constituon has in fact been changed (“ammended”) 27 times.
To which you replied “It can’t be changed, just amended. Do you know the difference?”
I asked you for definitions instead you supplied synonyms. I provided definition any of which apply equally to the Constitution and any agreement regarding draft.
After that you lost me.
As to your other points:
“The terms were forever, even though it wasn’t enforceable!”
a. Says who?
b. Even agreements made forever can be changed in ways. See The U.S constitution, for example.
instead of replying to my next point you said “You’re playing lawyer again! The agreement is valid because they wrote the law that way –
exempting Charadim.”
a. Of course I’m playing lawyer, Arent we discussing a law?
b. They wrote the law that way then wrote it another way. Laws much like constitutions change (see above).
“I didn’t say early Zionists were Tzadikim. In previous generations people were generally honest. They kept their word.”
Beseder so Ben Gurion was honest I can live with that.