Chilling (Soros’ behavior during the Holocaust)

The American Thinker ^ | 10-31-06 | Thomas Lifton

[do the dhue]

I heard Soros owns Progressive. I had my car ins there. I changed to Geico because Warren Buffet owns it. I pay a lil more, but my money aint going to a Nazi.

[pepperdog]

I'm sure you are right. He is an evil man.

[pepperdog]

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[pepperdog]

Strange, that makes his father sound like a decent guy, so what happened with junior? Or is the bio a fake?

[Enchante]

"...well, actually, in a funny way, it's just like in markets--that if I weren't there--of course, I wasn't doing it, but somebody else would--would--would be taking it away anyhow. And it was the--whether I was there or not, I was only a spectator, the property was being taken away. So the--I had no role in taking away that property. So I had no sense of guilt..."

Wow, he thinks it's "funny" to compare it to his escapades in the currency markets, and he cannot even conceive of any moral dilemma in thinking about this, then or since!?! This really is chilling.

[Wuli]

You forgot: JEWISH Nazi sympathizer, no remorse, no guilt.

[rmlew]

Thanks.
I apprciate the citation. I point this out all the time in arguements with leftists and anti-Jewish rightists.

[veronica]

Even if one takes the attitude that Soros was 14 at the time, and had a boot to his neck, what can one make of the fact that he has no guilt or remorse, and is hostile to Israel and Jewish causes NOW. One can only conclude that he hated being Jewish a boy and still loathes his Judaism, i.e. he hates himself. Why doesn't he just convert, like Bob Novak? At least Novak openly admits Judaism did nothing for him spiritually. Soros instead is on a jihad against Israel, and those who take a hard line on terrorism.

[veronica]

Soros reminds me of Mel Gibson. A stubborn refusal to accept his deepest moral failings, and therefore an unwillingness to change them.

Both ultimately take the POV that Jews are to blame for anti-semitism because Jews are so - Jewish! Soros is on the record as saying that Israel's "aggressive" policies are to blame for anti-semitism. Mel Gibson thinks he "probably" went on his drunken anti-semitic tirade because Jews dared question his film on Jesus. Da' Jews made 'em do it! The most shocking of Soros' statements is "someone was going to exploit the Jews - it might as well have been me." What a credo, one he still lives by.

On the other side of the spectrum is Arnold Schwarzenegger. Ashamed of father's Nazi affiliation, he has expressed outrage, contrition, and in deed also reached out the Jewish community via his relationship with the Wiesenthal Center. It takes a very big man to walk that path, and Arnold walks the walk.

[SJackson]

Even if one takes the attitude that Soros was 14 at the time, and had a boot to his neck, what can one make of the fact that he has no guilt or remorse,

That it wasn’t an act necessitated by the threat to his survival, simply a choice. Were it the former he’d acknowledge the evil nature of those he acted in concert with, as does the Pope.

Soros reminds me of Mel Gibson. A stubborn refusal to accept his deepest moral failings, and therefore an unwillingness to change them.

Soros is richer. Mel is a Hollywood “outsider”. They likely agree on many things.

[rmlew]

This guy was alive during the holocaust? Isn't his time about up?
He's only 2 years older than my father, so I don't like that question. Then again some Eastern European Jewish youths choose to take up arms against the Nazis, as opposed to joining Nazi allied organizations in the Holocaust.
I don't want Soros dead any time soon. I want Israel to prosecute him and for him to spend the last years of his life in an Israeli prison.