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See the bolded. Rachel976, if someone who had a different political view than yours said this, you would be all over that person calling them anti-Semitic and trading in old stereotypes. So what do you say to this poster in question?
She ignores it, just like she ignores the many other antisemitic comments by righties in this thread, and of course by the antisemite sitting in the oval office.
See the bolded. Rachel976, if someone who had a different political view than yours said this, you would be all over that person calling them anti-Semitic and trading in old stereotypes. So what do you say to this poster in question?
I've told him before that his comments about Jewish power brokers are antisemitic! Surprised? But if my choice is between someone who advances antisemitic tropes and IS in support of Israel, and someone who advances antisemitic tropes (like Omar) and is on the side of those who want to destroy Israel, I choose the former. ESPECIALLY when the latter is an official member of Congress, with legislative influence.
I sure hope you're not implying that I don't call out antisemitic tropes when they're by Republicans. But I refuse to pretend that there aren't an awful lot of antisemitic "enablers" on the Democrat side - and they are the ones who want to wipe the Jewish state out to sea.
What does being pro-Israeli people or pro-Palestinian people have to do with national loyalty?
As an American citizen I have loyalty to America but I can also support the well-being of all humans anywhere on the whole planet. It's not that difficult.
That's what I want to know, but that's what the Democrats are saying being pro-Israeli people is national loyalty.
She ignores it, just like she ignores the many other antisemitic comments by righties in this thread, and of course by the antisemite sitting in the oval office.
ECUUUUUSE MEEEEEE. I responded.....just not the instant you required? Am I supposed to be ready to respond to any question within a few minutes. I was cleaning the kitchen, if you must know, and scooping out the litter box. It was sort of messy. I can describe it more if you'd like.
She ignores it, just like she ignores the many other antisemitic comments by righties in this thread, and of course by the antisemite sitting in the oval office.
He's not an antisemite. He's better for Jewish people than Obama was, that's for sure. Obama was such a bigot with his Reverend Wright church and taking the side of blacks in every altercation. He even sent down officials to the funeral of Michael Brown, who tried to kill a cop! And "Travyon would look like my son!" And the "police behaved stupidly" (because there was a black man involved). And "like a typical white person" in describing his own grandmother.
She ignores it, just like she ignores the many other antisemitic comments by righties in this thread, and of course by the antisemite sitting in the oval office.
How about just tell us who the powerbrokers are and whether they are Jewish or not in the liberal media and Hollywood? And the poster's statement will be shown to be correct or incorrect. And drop all this "anti-Semitic trope" nonsense. If a leftist claims all the conservative media powerbrokers are white, is that an "anti-white trope"?
Yes. America is not the welfare state for the world. Practice what you preach. Use your money, use Israel to be a welfare state for the world, then come back and tell us how it worked out for you.
Whooooosh!!! That's the sound of my point going right over your head. I was talking about which party aligns better with the Jewish concept of Tzedaka, helping people in need.
And your little quip means nothing to me. I will continue to support politicians who support my values. Tough cookies, bud.
Whooooosh!!! That's the sound of my point going right over your head. I was talking about which party aligns better with the Jewish concept of Tzedaka, helping people in need.
And your little quip means nothing to me. I will continue to support politicians who support my values. Tough cookies, bud.
And I'm saying if the concept Jewish or otherwise in origin is compel and impose upon others, then the concept is flawed and wrong.
Democrats: Republicans being for Jews is anti-Semitic, and being against Jews is anti-Semitic.
What Trump really said is some Jews are loyal to a Democrat party that tolerates and defends anti-Jewish and anti-Israel politicians. And that's exactly right.
No, what Trump REALLY said (his words) was that Jews who vote for Democrats are greatly disloyal. At first I thought he meant disloyal to the US. That would be an anti-semitic statement playing on past tropes questioning Jew's loyalty to the US.
Later, he stated that such Jews would be disloyal to Israel. Well, I should hope so! If they are American citizens their loyalty should lie with this country alone.
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