Leo Gura

The smaller the mind, the more irreconcilably divided. The Israeli mind is so divided that they can't even see themselves as one country, never mind unity with Arabs. There isn't even Zionist unity. Even the Zionists hate each other, Lol.

1) I am not against all marketing. 2) Of course I use verbal persuasion techniques at times when I speak. 3) You are stretching things beyond the scope of what I originally said. "But Leo, isn't showing your face on the internet marketing?" No it isn't. Marketing is when I spend $10 million dollars to manipulate you.

What I said does not mean 100% of marketing is evil. Guys, use nuance. I can't over-explain every statement I make. I am expecting you to be intelligent about it.

Yup. Life is unfair.

I market so little. Telling you about my course hardly counts as marketing.

Yes. That's the point.

That's easy. Scientology.

Mormons are even bigger perverts than Christians.

Why should we not have a say when we pay half the bill? They can refund our money at any time and we will leave.

I too know what you mean.

You guys love to take profound insights I share with you and turn them into simplistic nonsense.

Imagine whatever analogy you like.

Your view is too utopian and will end in evil.

Trivial observational openers are the best. Observe what she is wearing, how she looks, then make stupid assumptions about it and tell her. For example, a girl dressed in all-black walking down the street: "Hey, Goth chick, wait up!" It doesn't matter if you are right or wrong, just say anything interesting. Go to a busy mall, sit on a bench, and just practice making observational openers in your head as people walk by. Do not approach, just practice in your mind. The more you practice this the more natural and easy it becomes. The beautiful thing is that it never sounds like silly pickup line.

@Schahin I meant Americans who are non-Jews. Jews are already over-represented in the Knesset. Non-Jew Americans would ironically nicely balance out the Knesset, giving it much-needed outside perspective.