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I understand that the Scottish motor-car industry has also closed.
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I understand that the Scottish motor-car industry has also closed.
Sorry man, I don't buy that. Discrimination is alive and well amongst the LGBT community themselves. Ageist, weightist, breeders, fashionistas, closeted, etc. Doesn't sound like a fair world to me. But then again, who says the world is fair?We are not the ones out to cut our fellow men out of the Constitution.
Our world will be fair and equal whether you or anyone like it or not.
It is indeed a roughly century-old boycott. At its height in the 1920s, Ford was forced to apologize and stop distributing his anti-Semitic blurbs, The International Jew, but Henry Ford influenced and reinforced anti-Semitism in Nazi Germany. One must understand that in the Jewish community with anything related to the Holocaust old grudges die hard, or anyway never die completely.
I understand that the Scottish motor-car industry has also closed.
Henry Ford died in 1947.
Should non-Jews be upset that Jews helped start the Russian Revolution by personally, publicly and financially supporting the birth of modern day communism?
Time to forgive and forget.
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Should non-Jews be upset that Jews helped start the Russian Revolution by personally, publicly and financially supporting the birth of modern day communism?
Sorry man, I don't buy that. Discrimination is alive and well amongst the LGBT community themselves. Ageist, weightist, breeders, fashionistas, closeted, etc. Doesn't sound like a fair world to me. But then again, who says the world is fair?
Henry Ford died in 1947.
Should non-Jews be upset that Jews helped start the Russian Revolution by personally, publicly and financially supporting the birth of modern day communism?
Time to forgive and forget.
I know. You're one of those anti-gay "bi" married men. You're hardly the first one to grace this forum, and you won't be the last. I swear every other comment (and thread) from you is some snide smear against the LGBT community.
You're directing this question to the wrong person. I'm not involved with the boycott.
And most Bolsheviks were Christian. Religion has nothing to do with communism, but I understand you might be anti-Semitic because Jews are overwhelmingly Democratic. We know a thing or two about Christians oppressing people, and the fair way to treat minorities.
... you've said before here that you're anti-Christian.
The Jewish people are an ethnicity. I'm anti-religion including Judaism. It turns thoughtful wise men into lunatics.
Judgmental evangelicals though, at least in America, earn a special place.
the jewish people are an ethnicity. I'm anti-religion including judaism. It turns thoughtful wise men into lunatics.
Judgmental evangelicals though, at least in america, earn a special place.
Sorry man, I don't buy that. Discrimination is alive and well amongst the LGBT community themselves. Ageist, weightist, breeders, fashionistas, closeted, etc. Doesn't sound like a fair world to me. But then again, who says the world is fair?
Points taken, but to be fair the twinks aren't out there campaigning to have no marriage equality for the bears, are they?
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I know. You're one of those anti-gay "bi" married men. You're hardly the first one to grace this forum, and you won't be the last. I swear every other comment (and thread) from you is some snide smear against the LGBT community.
You raise a point worth pondering, though I will say it is conventional within academia to consider jewishness as a religion and an ethnicity. Perhaps I would understand it better to consider it a religion and/or a culture. There are many recogniseable facets of this culture which have nothing to do with liturgy and probably more to do with the experience of diaspora over the last thousand years.Although I do NOT side with Springer, on anything, I take issue with these statements.
The Jewish people are an ethnicity because of their religion first. They would hardly exist as a separate group from their surrounding Mideastern neighbors if their religion had not commanded them to remain separate. And to suggest that modern Judaism isn't a significant cultural force among ethnic Jews, even when not practiced as a religion, seems too convenient.
Religion doesn't so much turn "thoughtful men into lunatics" as often as it allows lunatics to displace thoughtful men. Be honest. Almost by definition, the wise are not fooled by the half-truths of extremism.
Truth is, they exist in all peoples with similar patterns of justification. We just find it easier to disdain the ones we have been conditioned to disdained. We hate the devils we know.
