“Good post #93.”
Thank you.
“I still like Pat Buchanan for his intelligence, analytical ability on some topics, and patriotism, while disagreeing with him for most of the reasons you cited.”
OK. I don’t like him at all and hope the day comes soon when his ability to hurt others is gone.
“In fairness, his comments re Hitler were as much analysis as they were praise. Hitler definitely had some talents, albeit put to evil ends. Again I agree with most of what you said in your articulate, if voluminous, post.”
Fair enough. Did Pat ever see talent or praise anyone who was or is Jewish? If not, why not? Is only a Hitler worthy of praise?
“I sometimes understand, but still don’t like Jewish-Americans’ slavish support for liberal causes, including liberal blacks, when those same libs figuratively spit in their faces for thanks. I happen to be half Jewish but, permit me to say, 100% American.”
I happen to be all Jewish and 100% American. I don’t like anyone supporting liberal causes and am pained by those “Jews” who are so against their faith. But there’s nothing I can do about that.
If I were to start praising Jews for their myriad positive accomplishments, including a dedication to conservatism, I could quickly compose a list that would overflow this page. I can't resist mentioning a few: The German/Jewish poet Heinrich Heine; the German/Jewish mathematician, Albert Einstein; The Israeli/Jewish/American violin virtuoso, Itzak Perlman; composer/conductor Leonard Bernstein; Broadway giants Rogers & Hammerstein; the great Classical composer Phillip Mendelssohn/Bartoldy; doctor and scientist. Jonas Salk...The list could go on and on in almost every field, especially science and the arts. I said I would mention only a few, and so I have; but with difficulty, because in listing those, so many more come to mind. IMO, natural selection has forced Jews to excel.
I commend you for swimming against the stream. Although outnumbered, you are far from being alone.