From: Samantha Atkins (samantha@objectent.com)
Date: Mon Apr 15 2002 - 14:39:12 MDT
Spudboy100@aol.com wrote:
> The writer, whose father was a Lutheran pastor, had hung around various
> groups from ultra-right to ultra-left, and was fascinated by the
> phenomena of Jew hatred. He indicated (I can't remember the guy's name)
> his astonishment on why the Jews were regularly attacked by this wide
> swath of society. He concluded that these groups, especially extremists,
> painted their own patina on whatever the Jew happened to be doing.
I could care less that the Israel is a jewish state. I only
care that it behave itself reasonably and that we not have so
many and deep problematic ties to it. So why go on as if it is
simply jew-baiting when I and others say there is something
wrong with the current situation? Does the very fact that they
are Jewish make it impossible to criticise them in any way
without thereby being automatically anti-Jewish in your mind?
- samantha
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