Jewish leaders tell Trump he's not welcome in Pittsburgh until he denounces white nationalism (Putin, illegal)

[KayAnn246]

The longer Trump is in a position of power in this country the more leaders are starting to wake up to his con job.

[mtl1]

Originally Posted by phantompilot

Why should the POTUS denounce things that don't exist anymore?

I want him to denounce T. Rex and Bigfoot.

So were suppose to denounce the existence and concept of white nations and only white nations? So white people and only white people can't any longer have nations because? How is this not a racist implication or double standard against whites?

I'm calling on Jewish leaders and anyone else to denounce casting aspersions on white nations. If they do not then I will presume they are racists.

[Eumaois]

Originally Posted by Tom Lennox 70

Very hypocritical for these Jewish leaders too since many Jews also have a transnational loyalty and most do believe in nationalism.

In addition, many American Jews are White.

[swilliamsny]

Originally Posted by ChrisC

And all Studebakers.

The Studebaker factory on 131st Street housed a doll factory for a while, and is now owned by Columbia University. I say we denounce Columbia for promoting gentrification.


(and of course no offense)

[WaldoKitty]

Originally Posted by tb4000

....


Here we go.

When did they become the unelected representative of the couple of million living in that metro area? This speaks more about them, than it ever did about Trump.

[oceangaia]

Originally Posted by d4g4m

I was expecting the 'not welcome'. Almost all Jewish people are democrats.

Which is amazing since Dems screw them over every time.

[WaldoKitty]

Reality- Jewish Leaders? Nope.



This turned out to be 12 Democrats who called themselves that.
Jamie Forrest
Joshua Friedman
Jamie Harris
Tammy Hepps
Harry Hochheiser
Sasha King
Rachel Kranson
Jonathan Mayo
Elinor S. Nathanson
Avigail S. Oren
Kate Rothstein
Yael Silk




Was there any investigative reporting from the very anti-Trump "The Hill". Absolutely not. You poor NPCs have been rooked yet again.

[LGR_NYR]

Originally Posted by WaldoKitty

Reality- Jewish Leaders? Nope.



This turned out to be 11 Democrats who called themselves that.
Jamie Forrest
Joshua Friedman
Jamie Harris
Tammy Hepps
Harry Hochheiser
Sasha King
Rachel Kranson
Jonathan Mayo
Elinor S. Nathanson
Avigail S. Oren
Kate Rothstein
Yael Silk




Was there any investigative reporting from the very anti-Trump "The Hill". Absolutely not. You poor NPCs have been rooked yet again.

I wouldn't expect that there ever will be.

[shanv3]

Originally Posted by craigiri

Can you provide numbers or proofs of "certainly" in your statement above? Links?

"Among secular Jews, only 23 percent called caring about Israel an essential Jewish trait. It ranks sixth, behind "having a good sense of humor."

1. Most Americans Jews are secular
2. Of those who are not, most are reform or at most conservative (not orthodox).
3. "Caring about Israel" is not Zionism - in fact, it could just as well be that they care about a good two state solution.

If your entire premise is wrong, then why come up with "certainly"?

You can say whatever you like when you are the media LOL.

If I am American, I am American. Period. Not American Muslim or American Christian or American Hindu.

[phantompilot]

Originally Posted by Eumaois

In addition, many American Jews are White.

Its funny how there aren't any other white people that hyphenate their American-ness or feel the need to combine their religion and ethnicity with their nationality.

I wonder why that is? Usually its something you see to indicate dual nationality. (and really thats the only reason to be using the term...and even then, is it a good idea?)