[Roscoe]

I'm not going to play history professor here. I am sure that no matter what proof or information I provide will change your, or anyones mind. So I only have to say that people with open minds will research, read and study history from an unbiased prospective.

I could certainly answer your argument with no problem but I've been there before, done that, and it's like beating my head against the wall.

Example:

A woman goes to Israel to observe the habits of people who come to the
Wailing Wall. She notices one old man who comes every day at sunrise and
sunset and prays devoutly. After a month she asks him what he's praying for.

"In the morning," he says, "I pray for the children, that they might not be
hungry, and grow up with love in their families."
"And at night?" she asks.
"At night," he says, "I pray for the fate of nations, that there might be
peace and understanding throughout the world."
"How long have you been doing this?" "Fifty years," the old man says.
"Wow," she says, "what's it like to spend so much time and energy on such a
selfless cause?" "What's it like?"
he says. "It's like talking to a foocking wall."

Cordially,
Roscoe