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Ask Satya Operator · 2025-09-29T21:52:20+00:00

I'm not sure how to answer this question. I believe at this point many, and likely most Yehuborim, especially those in Israel, are indeed wicked. I also understand the Yehuborim agenda and its various tendrils, including the various unforgivable crimes the Yehuborim leadership and at the very least hundereds of thousands of Yehuborim have commited or supported. However, what about Yehuborim who just live and don't bother anyone, or new souls who had the unfortunate circumtance of being Yehuborim souls? Most may not care about this question and would tell me not to focus on it, but to me morality is very important, and was a key reason I left Christianity, among others. It has harmed my faith in Zevism(I am a dedicated Zevist, by blood) for similar reasons to Christianity's stance towards non-christians (and the several genocides against whole tribes, including children in the OT), that no matter what that person did or didn't do, because they belong to group X, they are condemned. It disturbs me to think that TOZ's stance is that every single Yehubor is condemend, no matter what they did or didn't do, unless I did not understand the stance properly? Again, to me moral questions are very important and need to be answered. I can't just ignore or move past this without fully understanding the topic and coming to terms with it. Is the Yehuborim soul just reprobate and destined to be corrupt, evil and has to be countered?

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Other #79104 Is every single Yehubor condemned?

Thread starter Ask Satya Operator
Start date Sep 29, 2025

Recycler1337

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Sep 30, 2025

We cannot know the Gods' opinion on this matter.My personal opinion is that individual responsibility = justice.
Zelensky and everyone who works with him deserve the harshest punishment possible.
All those who sacrifice children or commit other savage acts deserve the harshest punishment possible.
Those who curse the Pagans deserve to be cursed
If some "ordinary" Yehubor managed to live an ordinary life and harm no one, let him go in peace. No one will touch him, but no one will accept him because of his fellow Yehuborim either.