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To: abigail2
Sticks and stones may break your bones but names will never hurt you.

Seems to me that American Jews need to focus their hate at Hezbollah and all other terrorists.

31 posted on 08/02/2006 11:16:39 AM PDT by Dustbunny (Amazing Grace how sweet the sound that saved a wretch like me)
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To: Dustbunny

"Sticks and stones may break your bones but names will never hurt you"

That is utter nonsense. It starts with words and ends up in the gas chambers.

"Seems to me that American Jews need to focus their hate at Hezbollah and all other terrorists."

You mean I cannot hate two people at the same time?

Mel Gibson made what I and many other people believe to be a viciously anti-Semitic movie. He compounded this act by effectively denying the Holocaust (remember his "people die in wars" comment?) and in failing to repudiate his father's utterly wicked views. He has now voiced openly anti-Semitic views himself. Having been rumbled and frightened about losing money he has deigned to apologise. I do not believe his apology and I do not accept it.

Gibson is a prominent Roman Catholic. Roman Catholics have persecuted Jews in every conceivable fashion for almost 2,000 years. He let himself and the Roman Catholic church down by engaging in the kind of banter that would have been more suitable for a European peasant about to engage in a pogrom.

Why is it always Jews (like Israel) that are expected to act better than any Christian would in the same circumstances? If the situation were reversed every man and his dog would be screaming for blood on this forum. I utterly despise Gibson and his father. I have no sympathy for either of them whatsoever.


45 posted on 08/02/2006 11:49:02 AM PDT by Basel2005
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