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What do you make of an Egyptian columnist's demand to literally sue Israel for the 10 plagues?
This came in last month, from the "You Can't Make This Up" Department:
An Egyptian columnist, Ahmad al-Gamal, has made a demand to sue, among other parties, Israel for the 10 plagues, citing the biblical account in Exodus as part of what he perceives as his case:
http://www.memri.org/report/en/0/0/0/0/0/0/7892.ht...
Your comments?
7 Answers
- Rick GLv 77 years agoFavorite Answer
Since the current people who dominate the land are not the descendants of the ones that the plagues afflicted, there is no legal basis. Plus while the God of the Israelites was the source of the plaques and the Muslims agree that they worship the same God as the Jews, they are suing for their own God's actions.
- Lv 67 years ago
It's pretty funny it's like suing over the bridge in London that was destroyed from the Harry Potter series.
- 7 years ago
I read the article. It doesn't surprise me. When I tell people Muslims routinely sue genies in their courts they look at me as if they think I'm making it up.
Just accept that when christians or muslims seem rational it's just a random accident.
- ZILLALv 77 years ago
Well, if Muslims and Jews truly believe their "holy books" there's nothing at all laughable about it. They believe that stuff really happened, right?
LOL religion.
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- ANDRE LLv 77 years ago
“Rational arguments don’t usually work on religious people. Otherwise there would be no religious people.” - Gregory House, M.D. Season 4 Episode 2 The Right Stuff.