Posted on 10/23/2010 10:30:12 AM PDT by samtheman
Their concern follows the Oct. 12 release of a survey by the American Jewish Committee that asked respondents if they supported or opposed Arizona’s controversial new law on illegal immigration. Fifty-two percent of the 800 respondents said they supported the law, while 46 percent opposed the measure and 2 percent said they weren’t sure.
(Excerpt) Read more at thejewishweek.com ...
“I don’t know if we know what to make of this,” Schaffer [a Jewish "leader"] said.Because we're all such dedicated commies and we're supposed to march in lockstep with the current commie thinking on every issue?
After reading the article, they seem to be taking the same tact as Democratic leadership... apparently we are just too dumb to figure out the question.
apparently we are just too dumb to figure out the questionThat is the new #1 talking point.
I just heard it on a story on NPR (yes, guilty I am of listening) on the elections in which the meme was repeated over and over again that it's "mindless irrational anger" that's driving the current political "mood" and that if only people would just calm down and think more clearly they wouldn't fall for the talk of the "extremists". And we all know who THEY are!
This is the same line that the president was using last week, people are being irrational because of fear. Can hardly wait for November 2.
It is both part of their eternal charm and occasional destructions.
On a stand alone "conservative" issue the Jewish Community is marginally in favor. One may ask, if other such important items are asked as stand alone items, how many will be at a 50% level with a more conservative response? So many here on FR as do I, know liberals that balance the checkbook, save, are close to their faith and may even be 2nd admendment types, yet do not claim to be or fit a conservative profile. Perhaps many of these respondents are more conservative than they realize......
Yep. I think they are also called self-hating jews...
LOL! Good one. To bad it is trademarked or I would steal it... ;^)
Actually, Rabbi Daniel Lapin already said something similar. He said the fact that Jews vote Democratic is proof that the supposed superior intelligence of Jews is just a myth.
By the way, I think there used to be a Jewish ping list here and I was on it. What ever happened to that?
Wonder how these particular Jews feel about the 80,000 new middle east mooselim immigrants Obama just approved to come over for their freebies. Reckon they need more mooselims in FL??
They are probably ecstatic about it...
Some are envious of the muzzies and wish they were born worshipping the moonrock...
It's always been about Jerusalem—it still is—no other city belongs to the Jew and no other city is more denied him by his enemies.
There is where the children of the Book—Jew,Christian, Muslim—settle their bloody sibling rivalries.
I concur. Thank you for such a succinct analysis!
ONLY HALF?? OMG!!
I for one am tired of all the liberal Jewish hypocrisy in the United States.
Many Jews that are considered liberal in America are hawkish when it comes to Israel.
Israel doesn’t have open borders. Israel protects it borders like its existence depended on it, and there is good reason why, but how is that any different from the US?
In fact, I have never been to a country, even in Arab countries and former Soviet countries, that monitors both its borders and internal activities of foreigners more than Israel.
In Israel, you can be stopped by the police and army at any time and be forced to show ID. No Jewish ACLU will be there to cry racism and bail you out.
I lived in Israel and it happened to me MANY TIMES and I was never engaging in any suspicious or criminal behavior.
My American passport didn’t give me any special privileges or respect, that is for damn sure.
That’s not what it says on J-Date :-)
Israel doesn’t have open borders. Israel protects it borders like its existence depended on it, and there is good reason why, but how is that any different from the US?I wish the Jewish "leaders" could read your words. I'd love to read their reaction to them.In fact, I have never been to a country, even in Arab countries and former Soviet countries, that monitors both its borders and internal activities of foreigners more than Israel.
In Israel, you can be stopped by the police and army at any time and be forced to show ID. No Jewish ACLU will be there to cry racism and bail you out.
I lived in Israel and it happened to me MANY TIMES and I was never engaging in any suspicious or criminal behavior.
My American passport didn’t give me any special privileges or respect, that is for damn sure.
But of course, like all liberal scum -- Jew and non-Jew -- they never, ever, ever actually address the substance of an issue but only react by name-calling and personal insinuations.
If you’d like to be on or off, please FR mail me.
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That's just a tweak on the MSM analysis of the 1994 midterm elections, in which the GOP gained back control of the House for the first time in 40 years. Back then, it was "angry white males" that were driving the vote. Maybe the anger isn't as limited this time around.
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