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in early Neolithic war and even Paleolithic fighting that's basically the standard. You need a very powerful incentive to bother with the risk and difficulty of captive taking and if they aren't being captured purely for the sake of sacrifice you need a powerful state in order to actually keep...

these two are probably both correct to some degree, at least in the form I've quoted.

I dunno where that link in one goes... but also I haven't heard of this person before so eh. I really doubt it. It seems more like some people looking at the crazy and going "Wait, I'm totes Jewish, I don't fit in that box of evil right?"

wait who? No seriously, give me some examples please.

This part is honestly kind of odd. Like, Jewish "Chosen People Ideology" is, at base, a somewhat more exclusive version of why Athens is named Athens. It's only when you have other people who start worshiping the same god that you start to have problems... Of course, oddly enough, I don't think...