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“Earlier today, I remarked that the left is unmoved by Israel’s protection of the rights of gays and women. It’s not simply that Israel isn’t hanging gays as they do in Iran, or that it doesn’t permit six-year-old girls to be married off; no, it’s a modern, inclusive democracy — a fact that seems to escape its critics’ notice (especially those on the UN Human Rights Council, whose treatment of women and gays is atrocious). Likewise, the media, even in the face of abundant evidence, is slow to credit Israel for human-rights policies and a nondiscriminatory legal system vastly superior to those of its neighbors.”
— JENNIFER RUBIN - 09.16.2010 (commentarymagazine.com)
Credit, shred it. The Left has no credit to give. They have been completely discredited by all standards of ethics, justice, and decency. There is only one venue for winning favor with the leftist "progressives": join their craven Jew-hatred pile-on. That might alleviate whatever feelings of guilt may linger in their midst. The more crowded their rank ranks the more diluted becomes their self-loathing. This is the well known "misery loves company" effect.
Groucho Marx's famous quip about never joining an organization that would have him as a member derives its humor from its irony, though the irony is lost on all self-loathing Jews. That's why people, if you'll pardon the expression, like Bobby Fischer, Yesam Chumpsky, Rahm "It Up Your Ass" Emanuel, and others of that ilk never developed a sense of humor.
The Obama-sponsored road-map for mid-east peace has many detours of misdirection. But its ultimate destination is not in doubt — the gas chambers and the peace of the grateful dead.
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Well, you know, "There is, indeed, a belief, I can hardly describe it differently, among most Jews that they are right. So it is not easy to have a rational discussion with a moderate Jew about what is happening in the Middle East." (Karel De Gucht, EU Trade Minister).
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What's the world coming to when even the Jews don't know their place??
One would think that Huxley's "Brave New World" got the leading adjective wrong, but one would be missing the irony.
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