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That's fine, but once again, it wasn't "The" Jews, Jews, most Jews, or "the Jewish people" that were criticizing the movie. The most you can say is that some Jews criticized the movie. As did some members of other faiths, I might add.

In case you didn't realize, I was responding originally to this statement which I have a big problem with:

Sure he has issues with Jews, think of what he had to go through to make The Passion.

Why should he have issues with "Jews?" Again, I believe this is the soul of bigotry. Some Jews slurred The Passion. The vast majority didn't - in face, the vast majority of Jews didn't care at all. But apparently, he has issues with "Jews" which would imply all Jews to me. So again, why is it that Gibson has issues with Jews?