PoliticalChic
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I see you've been reduced to five more emoticons on posts you couldn't dispute.
Five more white flags.
Roots of Democrat Anti-Semitism
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I see you've been reduced to five more emoticons on posts you couldn't dispute.
Five more white flags.
PoliticalChic
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You ready to admit that every one of my posts is 100% correct.....or you gonna wave another white flag?
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1. Rather than point to any errors, inaccuracies, or mistakes in the post that energized you to slither out from under the rock, you would could do no more than "well.....so are you!!!"
But you were unable to support that premise.
2.Just to drive one more stake through the place where you should have a heart, a further fact about Democrats and anti-Semitism:
"One Third of Democrats Blame the Financial Crisis on the Jews
You wouldn’t think that theories like that would receive wide-spread acceptance in the United States. Unfortunately it has. Over 18% of all non Jewish Republicans blame the Jews for the financial crisis and almost one-third of Democrats blame the Jews:
Anti-Semitism and the economic crisis Neil Malhotra and Yotam Margalit
The media coverage of the Bernard Madoff scandal made extensive reference to Madoff’s ethnic and religious background and his prominent role in the Jewish community. Because the scandal broke at a time of great public outcry against financial institutions, some, including Brad Greenberg in The Christian Science Monitor and Mark Seal in Vanity Fair, have reported on its potential to generate a wave of anti-Semitism."
One Third of Democrats Blame the Financial Crisis on the Jews
3. Now....as to your insistence that I use 'Democratic' rather my choice, 'Democrat'....
As far as you influencing my style…I am immovable, like General Jackson’s Virginians at First Manassas: a veritable stone wall. If you only had an acquaintance with history…you’d understand that.
You may return if and when you find any error in the OP.
You're trying to argue with a weirdo who thinks Wicca is a religion. lol lol lol
bodecea
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Why isn't it?
1. Rather than point to any errors, inaccuracies, or mistakes in the post that energized you to slither out from under the rock, you would could do no more than "well.....so are you!!!"
But you were unable to support that premise.
2.Just to drive one more stake through the place where you should have a heart, a further fact about Democrats and anti-Semitism:
"One Third of Democrats Blame the Financial Crisis on the Jews
You wouldn’t think that theories like that would receive wide-spread acceptance in the United States. Unfortunately it has. Over 18% of all non Jewish Republicans blame the Jews for the financial crisis and almost one-third of Democrats blame the Jews:
Anti-Semitism and the economic crisis Neil Malhotra and Yotam Margalit
The media coverage of the Bernard Madoff scandal made extensive reference to Madoff’s ethnic and religious background and his prominent role in the Jewish community. Because the scandal broke at a time of great public outcry against financial institutions, some, including Brad Greenberg in The Christian Science Monitor and Mark Seal in Vanity Fair, have reported on its potential to generate a wave of anti-Semitism."
One Third of Democrats Blame the Financial Crisis on the Jews
3. Now....as to your insistence that I use 'Democratic' rather my choice, 'Democrat'....
As far as you influencing my style…I am immovable, like General Jackson’s Virginians at First Manassas: a veritable stone wall. If you only had an acquaintance with history…you’d understand that.
You may return if and when you find any error in the OP.
You're trying to argue with a weirdo who thinks Wicca is a religion. lol lol lol
bodecea
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Nice pie charts...let's see the complete info on this survey.
1. Rather than point to any errors, inaccuracies, or mistakes in the post that energized you to slither out from under the rock, you would could do no more than "well.....so are you!!!"
But you were unable to support that premise.
2.Just to drive one more stake through the place where you should have a heart, a further fact about Democrats and anti-Semitism:
"One Third of Democrats Blame the Financial Crisis on the Jews
You wouldn’t think that theories like that would receive wide-spread acceptance in the United States. Unfortunately it has. Over 18% of all non Jewish Republicans blame the Jews for the financial crisis and almost one-third of Democrats blame the Jews:
Anti-Semitism and the economic crisis Neil Malhotra and Yotam Margalit
The media coverage of the Bernard Madoff scandal made extensive reference to Madoff’s ethnic and religious background and his prominent role in the Jewish community. Because the scandal broke at a time of great public outcry against financial institutions, some, including Brad Greenberg in The Christian Science Monitor and Mark Seal in Vanity Fair, have reported on its potential to generate a wave of anti-Semitism."
One Third of Democrats Blame the Financial Crisis on the Jews
3. Now....as to your insistence that I use 'Democratic' rather my choice, 'Democrat'....
As far as you influencing my style…I am immovable, like General Jackson’s Virginians at First Manassas: a veritable stone wall. If you only had an acquaintance with history…you’d understand that.
You may return if and when you find any error in the OP.
PoliticalChic
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1. Rather than point to any errors, inaccuracies, or mistakes in the post that energized you to slither out from under the rock, you would could do no more than "well.....so are you!!!"
But you were unable to support that premise.
2.Just to drive one more stake through the place where you should have a heart, a further fact about Democrats and anti-Semitism:
"One Third of Democrats Blame the Financial Crisis on the Jews
You wouldn’t think that theories like that would receive wide-spread acceptance in the United States. Unfortunately it has. Over 18% of all non Jewish Republicans blame the Jews for the financial crisis and almost one-third of Democrats blame the Jews:
Anti-Semitism and the economic crisis Neil Malhotra and Yotam Margalit
The media coverage of the Bernard Madoff scandal made extensive reference to Madoff’s ethnic and religious background and his prominent role in the Jewish community. Because the scandal broke at a time of great public outcry against financial institutions, some, including Brad Greenberg in The Christian Science Monitor and Mark Seal in Vanity Fair, have reported on its potential to generate a wave of anti-Semitism."
One Third of Democrats Blame the Financial Crisis on the Jews
3. Now....as to your insistence that I use 'Democratic' rather my choice, 'Democrat'....
As far as you influencing my style…I am immovable, like General Jackson’s Virginians at First Manassas: a veritable stone wall. If you only had an acquaintance with history…you’d understand that.
You may return if and when you find any error in the OP.
You're trying to argue with a weirdo who thinks Wicca is a religion. lol lol lol
Not arguing......educating.
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As for the modern left, the Soviet Union's media and their outlets in Germany is their source; most are too stupid to know any better, being nothing but parrots and morons
Being Leftist and Anti-Semitic in Germany - Susanne Urban
"Common Ground between Right and Left
Today's German anti-Semitism is deeply connected to the Nazi period and the wish to expunge guilt and responsibility for dealing with it. Right-wing extremism, neo-Nazism, and extreme conservatism seem "naturally" linked to denial or minimalization of the Holocaust, or calling for a new one. As elsewhere in Europe, a relatively new "brotherhood" has emerged in Germany between the extreme Right and fundamentalist Islam.
Anti-Zionism, however - which is not mere criticism of Israeli policies, but the denial of the Jewish people's right to live in their own state - also links leftists and rightists. Since the Six Day War of 1967, both the extreme and the mainstream Left in Europe have shown strong anti-Zionist tendencies, not always distinguishable from anti-Semitism. Although leftist anti-Zionism seemed to decline after the fall of Communism in 1990, it was reanimated by the Second Intifada and the antiglobalization movement, which is today a main source of leftist anti-Semitism."
Most 'progressives' and Democrats these days never heard of FDR, or Marx, they're just parrots, period, and repeat whatever their peer group considers fashionable.
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"The Postwar, Pre-1967 Roots
Anti-Semitism was never exclusive to the Right; Communism, for its part, often vilified Jews as capitalists. Communism in East Germany, as elsewhere, denied the right to practice the Jewish religion and sought to eradicate religion in general, including Judaism. East Germany's anti-Semitic policies first became evident in January 1953 when the Stasi - the state security service - confiscated documents of the Jewish communities, searched the homes of Jewish leaders, and spoke of a "Zionist conspiracy." After the Six Day War, East Germany officially adopted an anti-Zionist stance. However, no serious data on East German anti-Semitism is available before the reunification in 1989.
Although West German left-wing anti-Semitism also increased steadily after the Six Day War, before then the West German Left supported Israel generally, and specifically the Wiedergutmachung (Reparations Agreement of 1953) and the establishment of diplomatic relations in 1965. This friendliness was, however, based on an idealization of Israel, kibbutzim, and pioneering and was not on genuinely firm ground.4 Opposition to the conservative government of Chancellor Konrad Adenauer also played a role in this left-wing philo-Semitism.
During the 1960s, the West German Left divided into a more "conservative" wing and a New Left trend. Whereas Chancellor Willy Brandt was said to be a true and unwavering friend of Israel,5 many young leftists took radical positions and opposed Brandt's "establishment" Social Democratic Party. In 1966 they founded the Nonparliamentary Opposition (APO), a popular movement that sought to "renew" German politics from the outside. Many of its members and supporters later showed sympathy for the RAF, a leftist terrorist movement that had ties to the PLO and whose cadres trained in terrorist camps in Lebanon.
Student Radicalization
During the Six Day War, the New Left definitively transformed its hitherto moderate pro-Arab positions into full support for Arab states and the Palestinians, and its fragile pro-Israeli attitudes dissolved into anti-Semitic slogans thinly disguised as "anti-imperialist" criticism of a "fascist state."
After 1967, however, not only the radicals but large parts of the German Left turned their backs on Israel. This went hand in hand with protests against the Vietnam War, against the conservative mainstream in Adenauer's Germany and afterward the "Great Coalition" that was headed from 1966 by Chancellor Kurt Georg Kiesinger, a former member of the Nazi Party.6 The New Left also idealized Communist China and Ho Chi Minh, despite their involvement in mass murder against their own people.7
Well-known intellectuals who were more moderate leftists tried to dissuade the New Left from its extreme positions. Ernst Bloch, Jean Amery, Herbert Marcuse, Iring Fetscher, and Jean-Paul Sartre argued with the radicals and discouraged blind solidarity with the PLO, as opposed to legitimate criticism of Israeli policies. They warned that notions of Israel's annihilation were intolerable and linked to National Socialist ideology. However, they were not heeded by the radicals.8"
American academics think Europe is so very 'advanced n stuff', so naturally they want to be like Euros, so they began parroting the same rubbish, and then of course the 'Gay Rights' hoax, started by a Commie pedophile, took it to new levels with their religion bashing and glorification of Islam, now seen as particularly stupid and retarded than the norm for those mentally ill sociopaths.
Being Leftist and Anti-Semitic in Germany - Susanne Urban
"Common Ground between Right and Left
Today's German anti-Semitism is deeply connected to the Nazi period and the wish to expunge guilt and responsibility for dealing with it. Right-wing extremism, neo-Nazism, and extreme conservatism seem "naturally" linked to denial or minimalization of the Holocaust, or calling for a new one. As elsewhere in Europe, a relatively new "brotherhood" has emerged in Germany between the extreme Right and fundamentalist Islam.
Anti-Zionism, however - which is not mere criticism of Israeli policies, but the denial of the Jewish people's right to live in their own state - also links leftists and rightists. Since the Six Day War of 1967, both the extreme and the mainstream Left in Europe have shown strong anti-Zionist tendencies, not always distinguishable from anti-Semitism. Although leftist anti-Zionism seemed to decline after the fall of Communism in 1990, it was reanimated by the Second Intifada and the antiglobalization movement, which is today a main source of leftist anti-Semitism."
Most 'progressives' and Democrats these days never heard of FDR, or Marx, they're just parrots, period, and repeat whatever their peer group considers fashionable.
...
"The Postwar, Pre-1967 Roots
Anti-Semitism was never exclusive to the Right; Communism, for its part, often vilified Jews as capitalists. Communism in East Germany, as elsewhere, denied the right to practice the Jewish religion and sought to eradicate religion in general, including Judaism. East Germany's anti-Semitic policies first became evident in January 1953 when the Stasi - the state security service - confiscated documents of the Jewish communities, searched the homes of Jewish leaders, and spoke of a "Zionist conspiracy." After the Six Day War, East Germany officially adopted an anti-Zionist stance. However, no serious data on East German anti-Semitism is available before the reunification in 1989.
Although West German left-wing anti-Semitism also increased steadily after the Six Day War, before then the West German Left supported Israel generally, and specifically the Wiedergutmachung (Reparations Agreement of 1953) and the establishment of diplomatic relations in 1965. This friendliness was, however, based on an idealization of Israel, kibbutzim, and pioneering and was not on genuinely firm ground.4 Opposition to the conservative government of Chancellor Konrad Adenauer also played a role in this left-wing philo-Semitism.
During the 1960s, the West German Left divided into a more "conservative" wing and a New Left trend. Whereas Chancellor Willy Brandt was said to be a true and unwavering friend of Israel,5 many young leftists took radical positions and opposed Brandt's "establishment" Social Democratic Party. In 1966 they founded the Nonparliamentary Opposition (APO), a popular movement that sought to "renew" German politics from the outside. Many of its members and supporters later showed sympathy for the RAF, a leftist terrorist movement that had ties to the PLO and whose cadres trained in terrorist camps in Lebanon.
Student Radicalization
During the Six Day War, the New Left definitively transformed its hitherto moderate pro-Arab positions into full support for Arab states and the Palestinians, and its fragile pro-Israeli attitudes dissolved into anti-Semitic slogans thinly disguised as "anti-imperialist" criticism of a "fascist state."
After 1967, however, not only the radicals but large parts of the German Left turned their backs on Israel. This went hand in hand with protests against the Vietnam War, against the conservative mainstream in Adenauer's Germany and afterward the "Great Coalition" that was headed from 1966 by Chancellor Kurt Georg Kiesinger, a former member of the Nazi Party.6 The New Left also idealized Communist China and Ho Chi Minh, despite their involvement in mass murder against their own people.7
Well-known intellectuals who were more moderate leftists tried to dissuade the New Left from its extreme positions. Ernst Bloch, Jean Amery, Herbert Marcuse, Iring Fetscher, and Jean-Paul Sartre argued with the radicals and discouraged blind solidarity with the PLO, as opposed to legitimate criticism of Israeli policies. They warned that notions of Israel's annihilation were intolerable and linked to National Socialist ideology. However, they were not heeded by the radicals.8"
American academics think Europe is so very 'advanced n stuff', so naturally they want to be like Euros, so they began parroting the same rubbish, and then of course the 'Gay Rights' hoax, started by a Commie pedophile, took it to new levels with their religion bashing and glorification of Islam, now seen as particularly stupid and retarded than the norm for those mentally ill sociopaths.
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PoliticalChic
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It would be a gross error to conflate the points made in that well written article, with American politics.
Many of the terms applicable Europe are not able to utilize the same definitions here, in America.
The fact is, the American Left makes every attempt to use terms such as those in the article...."Right-wing extremism, neo-Nazism, ..." but there is no Right-wing extremism, nor a Far Right, in America.
Here's the basis for their slanders:
"American progressives, for the most part, did not disavow fascism until the horrors of the Nazi Holocaust became manifest during World War II. After the war, those progressives who had praised Mussolini and Hitler in the 1920s and 1930s had no choice but to dissociate themselves from fascism. “Accordingly,” writes Jonah Goldberg, “leftist intellectuals redefined fascism as 'right-wing' and projected their own sins onto conservatives, even as they continued to borrow heavily from fascist and pre-fascist thought.” This progressive campaign to recast fascism as the "right-wing" antithesis of communism was aided by Joseph Stalin, ...."
Progressive Support for Italian and German Fascism - Discover the Networks
PoliticalChic
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I believe that in this part....."Anti-Semitism was never exclusive to the Right; Communism, for its part, often vilified Jews as capitalists. Communism in East Germany, as elsewhere, denied the right to practice the Jewish religion and sought to eradicate religion in general, including Judaism".....
...there is the erroneous suggestion that Nazism was Right Wing.
Of course, it wasn't: the title itself includes 'socialist,' and is as Left wing as communism.
I wonder how many know that Angela Merkel was born in East Germany, and worked for the Communist Party.
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I think peddling the myth that 'Nazis are right wing' is just an example of embarrassment from leftists who are trying to distance themselves from the real facts. Goebbels, Himmler, and the Strasser brothers were all leftists, followers of 'National Bolshevism', there is a wiki article re that for those interested in it, and many left wing Jews themselves have an interest in peddling that nonsense as well, for obvious reasons. By far the largest butchers of people were not the Nazis, but Stalin and Mao, two 'progressive' heroes. And they're still at it; the Nazis are long gone.
As for why many Jews support the Democratic Party, probably due to the same sort of cognitive dissonance, and a fairly noticeable demographic of leftist Jews appear to be insane and suicidal as well, going by the Israeli 'peace movement's insanity, and American Jews are most likely just superficially 'Democratic leftists', and are just fanatically anti-Christian and aligning themselves with the large anti-WASP contingent in the U.S. Rabbi Schiller explains where that comes from in this interview:
Judaism, Culture and the Gentile World: A Conversation with Rabbi Mayer Schiller
"Jewish Review: Could you comment on the contradiction which Rabbi Kahane has
drawn between the Israeli state and democracy, or between the philosophy of Judaism and
majority rule?
Rabbi Schiller: Kahane has asked a very simple question. He asks: if we believe in
absolute truth how can we believe in majority rule? He's also asked another question, and
that is whether a society which has a vision for itself (and in this particular case a religious
vision, but I think this also applies to ethnic and cultural visions as well) allow for what I
call ?1789? or French revolutionary political rights? This is a very big problem and I don't
think that Jews have (confronted) or answered it honestly. On the one hand, for the past
three or four hundred years of world history we have been in the forefront of those
movements that have championed majority rule, pluralism, and ?bill of rights? type, 1789
rights. Yet when we get to Eretz Yisrael and we have our own country we're all of a sudden
saying ?No, we don't believe in simple majority rule. We believe that a nation has the right
to preserve its own identity.? Now, would we extend that right to Englishmen, to
Frenchmen, to Germans, to Americans? I think Kahane is asking great questions. His
answer is (and I'm just quoting him here from memory) that there are no nationalisms
except Jewish nationalism.? Now that might be an answer, and if you follow the really hard
line traditionalist approach the answer would be that there really are no other nationalisms
in God's sight. All other nationalisms are a sham. So, when we're Jews in Western Europe
and America we try to be liberal, pluralist and tolerant in order to protect ourselves, but
not because we think societies ought to be that way in order to be healthy societies. We
think healthy societies are non‑pluralistic, but when you're living amongst those ?crazy
goyim? who can kill you at every turn you advocate political rights and pluralism.
Jewish Review: Kahane's view might be that since the gentiles have no legitimate
nationalism their society should be democratic and pluralistic?
Rabbi Schiller: That's probably his position. But I don't think Kahane thinks about it
very much. He's like everybody else in that he's not really seriously asking, for example,
what a Catholic in Spain should want from his realm.? We don't spend very much time as
Jews thinking what a goy should be doing as a goy "
....
Jewish Review: Yet you also argue that Jewish commitments on the left are an extension
of a philosophy which places little or no value on the gentile, and are actually self serving
commitments. How is this so?
Rabbi Schiller: Not always, just sometimes. Take, for example, Jewish involvement in
the civil rights movements. Ask a Jew why he was in favor of civil rights and very often he'll
come up with something like the following rationale: ?We could be next!? In fact recently
there was a press report on Le Pen's movement in France which reported that French Jews
are opposing Le Pen because they are afraid that after the Arabs they'll be next. Now this
feeling is often subconscious and I'm not saying that there weren't also many Jews who
were idealistic about their politics, but the question is did the Jew really feel that a white
Protestant southerner should have an integrated society? Or did the Jew really feel that for
our own political agenda their ought to be an integrated society. Would the Jews have
wanted integration with the blacks if the southern whites were Jewish Orthodox?
Jewish Review: Perhaps the liberal Jews were sincere?
Rabbi Schiller: Many were, and the insincerity of others was largely subconscious. But as
far as liberal Jews are concerned I think that we're seeing a split on that issue today. The
sincere liberals are continuing on with Tikkun and things like that, but those who were
full of baloney now support Commentary and Public Interest. Let's take the Tikkun
people. Are they really serious? I can't believe that they really want the demographic/racial
extinction of European man. Demographic trends seem to show that within the next
century America will essentially be a third world nation. Does the Jewish liberal really
welcome that? I think they may say they welcome that because they live in suburbia. Do
they really believe that all nations, peoples and cultures should be obliterated in an
egalitarian world? I don't know what they want. They're stuck because they took the
notions of democracy and human rights so seriously "
Lysistrata
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1. Rather than point to any errors, inaccuracies, or mistakes in the post that energized you to slither out from under the rock, you would could do no more than "well.....so are you!!!"
But you were unable to support that premise.
2.Just to drive one more stake through the place where you should have a heart, a further fact about Democrats and anti-Semitism:
"One Third of Democrats Blame the Financial Crisis on the Jews
You wouldn’t think that theories like that would receive wide-spread acceptance in the United States. Unfortunately it has. Over 18% of all non Jewish Republicans blame the Jews for the financial crisis and almost one-third of Democrats blame the Jews:
Anti-Semitism and the economic crisis Neil Malhotra and Yotam Margalit
The media coverage of the Bernard Madoff scandal made extensive reference to Madoff’s ethnic and religious background and his prominent role in the Jewish community. Because the scandal broke at a time of great public outcry against financial institutions, some, including Brad Greenberg in The Christian Science Monitor and Mark Seal in Vanity Fair, have reported on its potential to generate a wave of anti-Semitism."
One Third of Democrats Blame the Financial Crisis on the Jews
3. Now....as to your insistence that I use 'Democratic' rather my choice, 'Democrat'....
As far as you influencing my style…I am immovable, like General Jackson’s Virginians at First Manassas: a veritable stone wall. If you only had an acquaintance with history…you’d understand that.
You may return if and when you find any error in the OP.
You're trying to argue with a weirdo who thinks Wicca is a religion. lol lol lol
Wicca is as much a religion as the version of religion that you constantly babble on about. Why would it not be?
It may come as a surprise to you, but there are a lot of religions in this world.
PoliticalChic
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1. Rather than point to any errors, inaccuracies, or mistakes in the post that energized you to slither out from under the rock, you would could do no more than "well.....so are you!!!"
But you were unable to support that premise.
2.Just to drive one more stake through the place where you should have a heart, a further fact about Democrats and anti-Semitism:
"One Third of Democrats Blame the Financial Crisis on the Jews
You wouldn’t think that theories like that would receive wide-spread acceptance in the United States. Unfortunately it has. Over 18% of all non Jewish Republicans blame the Jews for the financial crisis and almost one-third of Democrats blame the Jews:
Anti-Semitism and the economic crisis Neil Malhotra and Yotam Margalit
The media coverage of the Bernard Madoff scandal made extensive reference to Madoff’s ethnic and religious background and his prominent role in the Jewish community. Because the scandal broke at a time of great public outcry against financial institutions, some, including Brad Greenberg in The Christian Science Monitor and Mark Seal in Vanity Fair, have reported on its potential to generate a wave of anti-Semitism."
One Third of Democrats Blame the Financial Crisis on the Jews
3. Now....as to your insistence that I use 'Democratic' rather my choice, 'Democrat'....
As far as you influencing my style…I am immovable, like General Jackson’s Virginians at First Manassas: a veritable stone wall. If you only had an acquaintance with history…you’d understand that.
You may return if and when you find any error in the OP.
You're trying to argue with a weirdo who thinks Wicca is a religion. lol lol lol
Wicca is as much a religion as the version of religion that you constantly babble on about. Why would it not be?
It may come as a surprise to you, but there are a lot of religions in this world.
Did you find any errors in the OP yet?
No?
Carry on.
Lysistrata
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1. Rather than point to any errors, inaccuracies, or mistakes in the post that energized you to slither out from under the rock, you would could do no more than "well.....so are you!!!"
But you were unable to support that premise.
2.Just to drive one more stake through the place where you should have a heart, a further fact about Democrats and anti-Semitism:
"One Third of Democrats Blame the Financial Crisis on the Jews
You wouldn’t think that theories like that would receive wide-spread acceptance in the United States. Unfortunately it has. Over 18% of all non Jewish Republicans blame the Jews for the financial crisis and almost one-third of Democrats blame the Jews:
Anti-Semitism and the economic crisis Neil Malhotra and Yotam Margalit
The media coverage of the Bernard Madoff scandal made extensive reference to Madoff’s ethnic and religious background and his prominent role in the Jewish community. Because the scandal broke at a time of great public outcry against financial institutions, some, including Brad Greenberg in The Christian Science Monitor and Mark Seal in Vanity Fair, have reported on its potential to generate a wave of anti-Semitism."
One Third of Democrats Blame the Financial Crisis on the Jews
3. Now....as to your insistence that I use 'Democratic' rather my choice, 'Democrat'....
As far as you influencing my style…I am immovable, like General Jackson’s Virginians at First Manassas: a veritable stone wall. If you only had an acquaintance with history…you’d understand that.
You may return if and when you find any error in the OP.
You're trying to argue with a weirdo who thinks Wicca is a religion. lol lol lol
Wicca is as much a religion as the version of religion that you constantly babble on about. Why would it not be?
It may come as a surprise to you, but there are a lot of religions in this world.
Did you find any errors in the OP yet?
No?
Carry on.
What do you want me to say? You post this shit for some reason known only to you. What is your fixation?
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1. Rather than point to any errors, inaccuracies, or mistakes in the post that energized you to slither out from under the rock, you would could do no more than "well.....so are you!!!"
But you were unable to support that premise.
2.Just to drive one more stake through the place where you should have a heart, a further fact about Democrats and anti-Semitism:
"One Third of Democrats Blame the Financial Crisis on the Jews
You wouldn’t think that theories like that would receive wide-spread acceptance in the United States. Unfortunately it has. Over 18% of all non Jewish Republicans blame the Jews for the financial crisis and almost one-third of Democrats blame the Jews:
Anti-Semitism and the economic crisis Neil Malhotra and Yotam Margalit
The media coverage of the Bernard Madoff scandal made extensive reference to Madoff’s ethnic and religious background and his prominent role in the Jewish community. Because the scandal broke at a time of great public outcry against financial institutions, some, including Brad Greenberg in The Christian Science Monitor and Mark Seal in Vanity Fair, have reported on its potential to generate a wave of anti-Semitism."
One Third of Democrats Blame the Financial Crisis on the Jews
3. Now....as to your insistence that I use 'Democratic' rather my choice, 'Democrat'....
As far as you influencing my style…I am immovable, like General Jackson’s Virginians at First Manassas: a veritable stone wall. If you only had an acquaintance with history…you’d understand that.
You may return if and when you find any error in the OP.
You're trying to argue with a weirdo who thinks Wicca is a religion. lol lol lol
Wicca is as much a religion as the version of religion that you constantly babble on about. Why would it not be?
It may come as a surprise to you, but there are a lot of religions in this world.
It's just silly rubbish dull , not very bright narcissistic middle class white Burb Brats LARP as, trying to make themselves look like 'Interesting People' to other dull boring idiots. Next month you will probably be some sort of Hindu Rotarian, telling us all about your past lives as a bumblebee or a seagull.
PoliticalChic
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1. Rather than point to any errors, inaccuracies, or mistakes in the post that energized you to slither out from under the rock, you would could do no more than "well.....so are you!!!"
But you were unable to support that premise.
2.Just to drive one more stake through the place where you should have a heart, a further fact about Democrats and anti-Semitism:
"One Third of Democrats Blame the Financial Crisis on the Jews
You wouldn’t think that theories like that would receive wide-spread acceptance in the United States. Unfortunately it has. Over 18% of all non Jewish Republicans blame the Jews for the financial crisis and almost one-third of Democrats blame the Jews:
Anti-Semitism and the economic crisis Neil Malhotra and Yotam Margalit
The media coverage of the Bernard Madoff scandal made extensive reference to Madoff’s ethnic and religious background and his prominent role in the Jewish community. Because the scandal broke at a time of great public outcry against financial institutions, some, including Brad Greenberg in The Christian Science Monitor and Mark Seal in Vanity Fair, have reported on its potential to generate a wave of anti-Semitism."
One Third of Democrats Blame the Financial Crisis on the Jews
3. Now....as to your insistence that I use 'Democratic' rather my choice, 'Democrat'....
As far as you influencing my style…I am immovable, like General Jackson’s Virginians at First Manassas: a veritable stone wall. If you only had an acquaintance with history…you’d understand that.
You may return if and when you find any error in the OP.
You're trying to argue with a weirdo who thinks Wicca is a religion. lol lol lol
Wicca is as much a religion as the version of religion that you constantly babble on about. Why would it not be?
It may come as a surprise to you, but there are a lot of religions in this world.
Did you find any errors in the OP yet?
No?
Carry on.
What do you want me to say? You post this shit for some reason known only to you. What is your fixation?
Let's get a little honesty here.
I posted facts, specifically, that the icon of the Democrat Party was an inveterate anti-Semite, whose actions cost the lives of untold numbers of Jewish folks.
I linked it to numerous examples of contemporary anti-Semitism in the Democrat Party.
Of course this part labelled you as a liar in your claim that the anti-Semitism was 'history.'
What do I want you to say?
How about, "gee, I was unaware of this element in the party I supported,.....until now.
I'll have to consider my support more carefully."
That'd be a good start.
bodecea
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Happy Beltain, btw.
1. Rather than point to any errors, inaccuracies, or mistakes in the post that energized you to slither out from under the rock, you would could do no more than "well.....so are you!!!"
But you were unable to support that premise.
2.Just to drive one more stake through the place where you should have a heart, a further fact about Democrats and anti-Semitism:
"One Third of Democrats Blame the Financial Crisis on the Jews
You wouldn’t think that theories like that would receive wide-spread acceptance in the United States. Unfortunately it has. Over 18% of all non Jewish Republicans blame the Jews for the financial crisis and almost one-third of Democrats blame the Jews:
Anti-Semitism and the economic crisis Neil Malhotra and Yotam Margalit
The media coverage of the Bernard Madoff scandal made extensive reference to Madoff’s ethnic and religious background and his prominent role in the Jewish community. Because the scandal broke at a time of great public outcry against financial institutions, some, including Brad Greenberg in The Christian Science Monitor and Mark Seal in Vanity Fair, have reported on its potential to generate a wave of anti-Semitism."
One Third of Democrats Blame the Financial Crisis on the Jews
3. Now....as to your insistence that I use 'Democratic' rather my choice, 'Democrat'....
As far as you influencing my style…I am immovable, like General Jackson’s Virginians at First Manassas: a veritable stone wall. If you only had an acquaintance with history…you’d understand that.
You may return if and when you find any error in the OP.
You're trying to argue with a weirdo who thinks Wicca is a religion. lol lol lol
Wicca is as much a religion as the version of religion that you constantly babble on about. Why would it not be?
It may come as a surprise to you, but there are a lot of religions in this world.
PoliticalChic
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- Thread starter
- #80
This was the thread to which you voluntarily subscribed:
I posted facts, specifically, that the icon of the Democrat Party was an inveterate anti-Semite, whose actions cost the lives of untold numbers of Jewish folks.
I linked it to numerous examples of contemporary anti-Semitism in the Democrat Party.
You haven't had the courage to confront any of said posts, and done nothing but try to change the subject.
Cowardly or Liberal.....or is that redundant.
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