Harris got 80 percent of Jewish vote

[log cabin republican]

Did you report me for anti S ?

The person who reports for "anti-semitism" is Lisa 558. It's already been said that Lisa is not even a woman, and I think that is right. Women don't act like that. Either Lisa is a super Butch or an effeminate jew. But I don't even think he even is a jew.

 

[The Duke]

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They're -$20 million dollars somehow. Good luck with those negative dollars.
Never had much with 'em mahself.

 

[1srelluc]

He did. The OP is a lie. I posted articles stating as such

I dug around and the best I saw was Trump getting around 33% and the rest were a lot worse than that.

 

[rosends]

Discussions about "the Jewish vote" are bound to fail. There is no such thing because Jews are not monolithic in their views. Some put their religious liberty at the top of a priority list, others put foreign policy higher, and some focus on welfare programs. Jews are individual and assuming that their identity as Jews is a uniting factor which can explain a vote is ridiculous. I'm an Orthodox Jew but you don't know how I voted. Let's say you asked me and I decided to say, you still wouldn't know WHY I voted that way. If I see subtle impacts of one candidate on something I value (it could be education, taxes or some other issue) I will use my vote -- but this might have nothing to do with my Jewish identity.

Trying to use mass statistics and assumptions is fruitless.

 

[Lisa558]

Nah, it comes a time when you just have to give-up on a people as unrecoverable.

If Trump did not get 50%+ of the US Jewish vote this go-round there is little hope for them....The only conclusion I can draw is that they like to be persecuted just to have something to ***** about.

I'd suggest arming yourselves and when they come for you to shoot them in the face.

Good luck.

Yes, but when you say “give up on a people,” you have to remember that people are individuals and should be judged individually. As it stands, one in three Jews have indeed seen the light and voted for Trump - and in some states, it was almost half.

The very religious Jews are majority Republican, which is why I affiliate it with them and now go to an Orthodox shul, even though I am not Orthodox. Same with many of them there - they were driven away by the liberal nonsense of their conservative and reform synagogues.

 

[Lisa558]

I dug around and the best I saw was Trump getting around 33% and the rest were a lot worse than that.

That’s overall. PA went 41% and NY went 45%. A couple other of the swing states were over 40% as well.

If you take the secular Jews out of the count - you know, the ones whose liberalism trumps their Judaism - it’s close to half.

 

[Lisa558]

Discussions about "the Jewish vote" are bound to fail. There is no such thing because Jews are not monolithic in their views. Some put their religious liberty at the top of a priority list, others put foreign policy higher, and some focus on welfare programs. Jews are individual and assuming that their identity as Jews is a uniting factor which can explain a vote is ridiculous. I'm an Orthodox Jew but you don't know how I voted. Let's say you asked me and I decided to say, you still wouldn't know WHY I voted that way. If I see subtle impacts of one candidate on something I value (it could be education, taxes or some other issue) I will use my vote -- but this might have nothing to do with my Jewish identity.

Trying to use mass statistics and assumptions is fruitless.

I do know you didn’t vote for Trump based on some giveaways of your earlier posts.

And of course there are always exceptions. But the fact remains that the majority of religious Jews - and close to 90% of ultra-Orthodox Jews - voted for Trump.

 

[AzogtheDefiler]

I dug around and the best I saw was Trump getting around 33% and the rest were a lot worse than that.

Exodus: Jewish Voters’ Break with the Democrats Will Elevate Our Politics

A much-quoted Edison Research exit poll rattled expectations on Election Day when it claimed Kamala Harris had bagged 79% of the Jewish vote — disproving the notion that the left’s embrace of pro-Hamas protests would drive significant, maybe even historic, Jewish defections from the Democratic...

www.hudson.org

 

[1srelluc]

That’s overall. PA went 41% and NY went 45%. A couple other of the swing states were over 40% as well.

If you take the secular Jews out of the count - you know, the ones whose liberalism trumps their Judaism - it’s close to half.

It should have been a Jewish romp on Harris's ass but it wasn't.

Equate that to the Amish. They went to "war" against the dems on just a raw milk issue and voted against them in unprecedented numbers.

To listen to you the Jews were persecuted daily but yet the math does not lie.

 

[rosends]

I do know you didn’t vote for Trump based on some giveaways of your earlier posts.

And of course there are always exceptions. But the fact remains that the majority of religious Jews - and close to 90% of ultra-Orthodox Jews - voted for Trump.

I don't discuss for whom I voted or didn't vote for and I can promise that no one knows how I voted. I will say that I have voted for Trump in the past.

 

[Lisa558]

I don't discuss for whom I voted or didn't vote for and I can promise that no one knows how I voted. I will say that I have voted for Trump in the past.

That’s surprising. Thanks.

 

[Lisa558]

It should have been a Jewish romp on Harris's ass but it wasn't.

Equate that to the Amish. They went to "war" against the dems on just a raw milk issue and voted against them in unprecedented numbers.

To listen to you the Jews were persecuted daily but yet the math does not lie.

No, those two things are not mutually exclusive: Jews HAVE been persecuted daily, AND secular Jews care more about their liberalism than antisemitism.

 

[1srelluc]

No, those two things are not mutually exclusive: Jews HAVE been persecuted daily, AND secular Jews care more about their liberalism than antisemitism.

It goes right back to what I posted before.....The only conclusion I can draw is US Jews like to be "persecuted", either in fact or fantasy, so they have something to ***** about.

Persecution Complex: What Causes It & What Are the Symptoms? - Learning Mind

You could be suffering from a persecution complex if you feel sometimes that everyone is against you or that people are out to get you. What causes it?

www.learning-mind.com

 

[Lisa558]

It goes right back to what I posted before.....The only conclusion I can draw is US Jews like to be "persecuted", either in fact or fantasy, so they have something to ***** about.

Persecution Complex: What Causes It & What Are the Symptoms? - Learning Mind

You could be suffering from a persecution complex if you feel sometimes that everyone is against you or that people are out to get you. What causes it?

www.learning-mind.com

No, they don’t like to be persecuted. (And remember, we are talking about only 2 out of 3.) It’s they are so indoctrinated into liberalism that antisemitism is a low priority or ignored completely.

For example, I was talking to a liberal Jew who had gone on vacation down South and she visited a Civil War museum. She showed me photos of slaves - as if I had never seen any before - and bemoaned “how awful we were to blacks.”

This was right in the midst of liberals marching around chanting “Death to Jews” and assaulting Jewish kids in campus, blocking them from attending class, and slamming them up against walls. Yet she never even mentioned them. Her concern was solely on the past wrongs to blacks, and no concern at all to the current wrongs to Jews.

 

[CrusaderFrank]

Don't know if this is true, but dayum! Dems are pretty much antisemitic, why the hell they are voting for them? Do they not care about what happens to Israel?

That’s why she felt she didn’t need Josh Shapiro