[Alberta's Child]

Go back and look at how the "average Jew" in the U.S. has voted in presidential elections in the last 50 years. You suggest that one is not supposed to generalize, but the average Jew in the U.S. is as reliably Marxist as your typical EU bureaucrat.

The best any Republican candidate has done among Jewish voters in my lifetime was Reagan's 39% in 1980. Since then, we've seen the following disgraceful idiocy among these "average Jews" in the U.S.:

1984 -- Reagan 31% (yes, Jews were more likely to vote for Reagan against Carter than in that landslide against Mondale)
1988 -- Bush 35%
1992 -- Bush 11% (Jews came out in droves for that racist Southerner)
1996 -- Dole 16% (some Jews probably felt betrayed when Clinton signed most of Newt Gingrich's "Contract with America" into law)
2000 -- Bush 19%
2004 -- Bush 24%
2008 -- McCain 22%
2012 -- Romney 30%

With a voting record like that, I'd say we should be encouraging them to move to Europe.

[Leaning Right]

Your post has merit. But I’m looking at it from a social and not a political, point of view. Jews make good neighbors.

(There I go generalizing again.)