Why Philly Jews are arming themselves: ‘I’m going to go down fighting’

THE INQUIRER ^ | November 5, 2018 | Samantha Melamed,

[Uncle Miltie]

Amen!

[Red Badger]

New Trump voters!..........................

[gaijin]

Good news, but will they change their *voting* on gun-related matters..?

I have my doubts.

[Rinnwald]

Well, what the hell took so long?

The cognitive dissonance in liberal, east coast Jews is off the charts.

[circlecity]

"It's not something you're supposed to even touch on the Sabbath," she said."

Sez who?

[Lion Den Dan]

The Lord has opened their eyes, may He bless and keep them.

[Salman]

Things that would otherwise violate the Sabbath are allowed to save a life.

[Pilgrim's Progress]

If they are buying guns than that must mean they are for what the NRA stands for, and by extension, the Republican party. Are they still going to vote for those that want to take their guns away seeing as how now there lives really do depend on them?

[freedomjusticeruleoflaw]

And... Defending yourself makes it less likely that others similarly situated will be attacked. I know Jews are smart, but they need to wise up. The Left in academia has been demonizing the Jews for decades. The fruit of that is ripening fast. Don’t assume that Trump will be president in 2 years, and don’t assume that the world won’t flip. It has happened just that way numerous times in the last 100 years.

[taxcontrol]

I am of the opinion that this nation of ours does not suffer from to many guns. If anything, it suffers from too few guns.

[papertyger]

Don’t confuse the Orthodox Jews with the “to whom it may concern” jews....

[FreedomPoster]

Spot on. Meanwhile, these guys have had a clue for a long time:

http://jpfo.org

[C210N]

[ProtectOurFreedom]

This is an encouraging conservative thing to do. Now if only Jews would begin to similarly rethink their votes for radical leftist causes and candidates. How they can align with and vote for the increasingly anti-Semitic leftists is beyond me.

Election Year	Candidates	% of Jewish Vote	% of National Vote
1972	Nixon (R)	35	61
	McGovern (D)	65	38
1976	Ford (R)	27	48
	Carter (D)	71	50
1980	Reagan (R)	39	51
	Carter (D)	45	41
	Anderson (I)	15	6
1984	Reagan (R)	31	59
	Mondale (D)	57	41
1988	Bush (R)	35	53
	Dukakis (D)	64	46
1992	Bush (R)	11	37
	Clinton (D)	80	43
	Perot (I)	9	19
1996	Dole (R)	16	41
	Clinton (D)	78	49
	Perot (I)	3	8
2000	Bush (R)	19	48
	Gore (D)	79	48
	Nader (I)	1	2
2004	Bush (R)	24	51
	Kerry (D)	76	48
2008	McCain (R)	22	46
	Obama (D)	78	53
2012	Romney (R)	30	41
	Obama (D)	69	58
2016	Trump (R)	24**	46
	Clinton (D)	71**	48

Source: Jewish Virtual Library: U.S. Presidential Elections: Jewish Voting Record

[Rinnwald]

While some are responding with prayer and peaceful protests, there are those who feel that a pistol is just more reliable.

Prayer and a pistol are both appropriate. The Lord gave you rights, and a country like no other, so you could exercise them. It's your folly if you let them slip away.

[bkopto]

"I'm a daughter of a Holocaust survivor. I lost all my aunts and uncles in the Holocaust, and I'm going to go down fighting. I'm not walking into a gas chamber. I'm not going to stand there like a sitting duck … and get shot at. I refuse."

This sentiment is admirable, but I wonder if these East Coast Jews will continue to vote (by and large) for Rats who want to take their right to self defense away. Maybe if she wants to feel the safest, she should emigrate to Israel.

[papertyger]

Count me in....

[from occupied ga]

New Trump voters!

You would think so, but probably not.

[Army Air Corps]

Ping.