I don't get it. Look at the disgrace at the DNC.
Look at what the Left has done at college campuses:
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Opinion | The B.D.S. Movement and Anti-Semitism on Campus
Yet 70% still vote blue. I will NEVER vote blue again until they change their antisemitic rhetoric.
Thank you
I look forward to seeing the responses.
Well, Jewish culture is not 'uniform', for one, and for two they have their own demographic of hard core bigots and racists, but those not familiar with the many sects will wet themselves, babble some shit about 'The Holocaust N Stuff', and hope to shut down any discussion of it. right wing Jews don't have that problem, and niether do many Jewish intellectuals and scholars.
Here is a good general intro to these different mindsets, for the uninitiated. As for the stereotype of Jews being 'more intelligent n stuff', that's highly debatable, given their history; there is a difference between being educated and being intelligent, despite the noise to the contrary ... there is a lot of Stupid Jewish History' out there, which is why they got their asses kicked most of the time; they've had a hard time keeping their racism in check over the centuries; see all those 'Diasporas' and 'exiles', and why their Temples got burned down, etc., etc. etc. people who thought they could beat the Roman Empire with slingshots and rocks aren't really in the Top Ten on the intelligent peoples' list ... but anyway, here you go; enjoy ... it's an old link, maybe it still works? ...
Judaism, Culture and the Gentile World: A Conversation with Rabbi Mayer Schiller
Some highlights re 'voting Democrat':
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.
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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.
Keep in mind the Rabbi is Hassidic; this is a post-WW II 'movement', it is now estimated to be over 10% of 'religious' Jews and many of those are racist and bigoted, some are more moderate, like this Rabbi, so one has to be careful and do some back-grounding on whatever is being said by someone who claims to be 'speaking for Jews'. Many practicing Jews are very patriotic, some are indifferent to Americans and cold care less, they're here for the money period, but so are many non-Jewish Americans. I don't care for Hasisidics, they are little different than Nazis as far as I'm concerned personally, but if you want to feel 'all diverse n stuff' and think any criticism of Jewish racism and bigotry is 'anti-semitic' then feel free to remain an moron. I don't care. My great-grandparents didn't have any problems assimilating, and we support Israel, with treasure and blood when the time comes; with these hard core Hassids they're just as likely to join Hamas; some of them cheer the Muslim bombings in Europe,s like I said, there is no 'Jewish Community' they all belong to, they have the same issues with idiots every other demographic does, and no one is required to blindly support them all.
Another thing to be concerned about is the IDF is now drafting these crazies, and making them officers as well. They are atrocities just waiting to happen, and not the fake ones we get from the left and right wing press, either.
