[Demidog]

So you get to disregard what he says simply because he has met with Iran? That smacks of bigotry. Why shouldn't I come to such a conclusion?

[Sabertooth]

So you get to disregard what he says simply because he has met with Iran? That smacks of bigotry. Why shouldn't I come to such a conclusion?

Because it smacks of reality. Iran wants the elimination of Israel. So does this rabbi.

Why was the American Tokyo Rose welcomed by Japan in WWII? Because she was a treacherous liar and served the needs of our enemies.

And so it goes with this lying rabbi and Iran, whose government is a terrorist-sponsor, blood enemy of Israel.

[rebdov]

A Jewish Ramsey Clark.

Demidog, explain to me how you know that his view is the correct one?

Back in the 70's on the then Israeli 50 shekel note there was a picture of Theodor Hertzl. I asked one of the Neturei Karta leaders if he would have anything to do with Hertzl? He spit and said,"G-d forbid!" I asked him if he could change a hundred pound bill. He whipped out a fifty, two twenties, and a ten. I said to him, I see you have no problem with Hertzl when he's in your pocket. BTW- this same "Rabbi" sent King Hussein a wedding present and was declared Jordan's Minister to the Jews.

[Publius6961]

So you get to disregard what he says simply because he has met with Iran? That smacks of bigotry. Why shouldn't I come to such a conclusion?

Other than the fact that namecalling is the recourse of the intellectual disarmed, I can't think of a single reason.
Bigotry? pointing out a murderer is bigotry?
I always assumed that doublespeak would be the exclusive province of government in a topsy turvy satirical world, but it looks like individuals have devolved into nonsense too. Interesting.