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I personally couldn't identify any Jewish person (other than an Hasidic Jew -- due to the hair and clothes) from Billy Bob redneck. Why I think of a Jew I associate Jews with "Fran Fine" played by actress Fran Drescher -- which truth be told is probably racist on my part. I see Jews on TV all the time they pretty much look like everyone else and come in a variety of flavors brown white and black some have a yiddish accent others do not.

As near as I can tell groups from the The Radical Religious Right and Arabs simply hate them because they exist..
http://www.qrd.org/qrd/www/RRR/rrrpage.html
http://artvoice.com/issues/v4n42/food_coop_and_the_hate_group

2007-06-01 23:07:07 · 14 answers · asked by Anonymous in Politics & Government Politics

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Part of the hate--and it doesn't have to be hate groups, the religious right, or Arabs--is the initial position that all Jews are responsible for the murder of Christ, which, if we appropriately read the Bible, was pre-ordained.

The second is because of their culture and discipline, the Jews have always been successful in business and administration, where other nationalities have failed. It's a jeolousy facture. We should be observing the Nation, and learning how they do what they do so well. Let's not forget, the Jews administered the Ottoman Empire, and did it quite well.

Third, the Jewish people have always placed huge importance on education, which enhanced their chances for success. Should we really hate them for wanting to learn and advance the lot of human kind.

NOTE that the same types of jeolousies are directed against the Asian and other legal immigrants who start small businesses in the United States and succeed where others fail. Apparently, some people cannot understand how hard work, sacrifice, dedication, and thrift advances people to wealth. Therefore, they hate rather than learn.

Finally, we have to recognize that the Jewish people appropriately support their Nation--not Israel, or the country in which they are born, but the Jewish Nation. It seems no one except political scientists understands the concept of Nation anymore. If the Jewish people can buy from a Jewish-owned business, or otherwise do business with a Jewish owned or managed firm, they do so. Hence, they support one another and assist each other to prosper. It's like supporting family members in business. Afterall, a Nation is an extended family.

The business factors described above shouldn't catalyze hate, they should generate admiration and emulation. As far as murdering Christ, are we going to condemn God for deciding his Son's fate? Should His gift of forgiveness be repealed?

If so, I think we have a long row to hoe, and probably will not reach our goal.

PS: I'm not a Jew--by nationality or religion--or Asian or immigrant nationality of any kind.

2007-06-02 00:17:48 · answer #1 · answered by James S 4 · 3 1

What most people can't comprehend is that Arabs oppose the Jewish political platform called Zionism. What has to be understood and defined is the ethnicity of what constitutes Jewish bloodlines as it pertains to the Middle East. There are two types of Jews to consider. Firstly, the Semitic Jews who are also called Sephardi, and the Oriental Jew who have primarily inhabited the Middle East, North Africa and parts of Spain. Second, the non-Semitic Jews (Caucasians) originated form the old Kazarian Empire which was started under King Bulan in 740 AD. This kingdom was located just north of the Caucasas. These Caucasian Jews took up the Jewish religion so that they would not be under the control from Muslim caliph or the Eastern Orthodox Catholic Church in Constantinople. Their empire dissolved in the 13th century, the remnants thus migrated generally to the eastern European countries such as: Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Hungary and Northern Germany. These non-Semitic Jews (Ashkenazi) eventually moved through the Nazi's transfer agreement and the 1917 Balfour Declaration to the State of Israel which was founded by the non-Semitic Jews in 1948. It was the First Zionist Conference of 1897 in Basel, Switzerland that formulated the "Greater Israel" plan. The participants were 90% of non-semitic stock! The "Greater Israel" called for the control under the Zionist plan such regions as: Eastern Eygpt, Lebanon, Syria, Iraq, Jordan, Middle to Northern Saudi Arabia and Western Iran. The Israeli Knesset for the most part has been occupied by the non-Semitic Jews. The Semitic Jews have been generally relegated to positions regarding labor, law enforcement and general services. It is the bloodline with regards to the historical right of Jews as heirs and Arabs concerning Israel that has been hotly debated then and now.

2007-06-02 10:10:22 · answer #2 · answered by ? 3 · 1 0

I think alot of people have a problem with Jewish people because of certain radical idealists within their ethnicity. The reasons are no different than why Americans seem to hate Arabs currently. The Jews killed their own Messiah which started the intial hate wagon..according to the Bible.

Then the formation of Israel has caused endless bloodshed in the middle east, that might be another reason. And the final reason would of course be the Holocaust, which it indeed was a tragedy.

However, I don't think that people hate the Jews because they were almost totally annihilated because of the Holocaust, but simply because they continue to play the victimized role.

Much like certain extreme African-Americans in the United States, they continue to guilt the entire nation into feeling sorry for them. They let the past continue to haunt them and hold resentment for their persecutors. The Jews have much the same complex situation going on with them...and it's being going on for much longer than the 20th century. It dates back to 0 AD, so..it is must more deeply rooted in our culture than any other event.

I just wanted to add that there are no inferior people. The mistakes of the past do not need to echo for all eternity in the hearts of men and women who did not participate in the atrocities of history. We are all guilty by association if the story about Adam and Eve is true, so..it is foolish to continue this hatred and bloodshed for no damn reason. : (

2007-06-01 23:40:02 · answer #3 · answered by Josh C 2 · 2 3

Jews didn't kill Jesus. Remember that at the time Jesus walked, Judea was occuppied by the Romans, who had complete and total control over everything, including who got crucified. They also renamed the area Palestine because it irritated the Judeans.

The reason the Radical Right has to distrust Jews is that a number of Jews (along with some Christians) were responsible for putting FDR into power, and he's the one that introduced Socialism into our country.

2007-06-01 23:54:48 · answer #4 · answered by open4one 7 · 3 2

Define jew! Is it a race or a religion? If it's a race, then most who identify themselves as jews are not. If it's a religion, then the label of antisemite never applies. Throw zionism into the mix and you have nothing but a big mess.

2007-06-02 01:24:54 · answer #5 · answered by Monk 4 · 1 0

Democrats complained loudly, with much righteous outrage, when the (then) US President, Richard M. Nixon, sent men to the Watergate Hotel at night to burgle the offices of the Democrat Party. Nixon was proven guilty. 'Tricky Dicky' resigned the presidency, then left Washington, DC to live out the rest of his life in disgrace. Nixon was a very paranoid politician; with much in common with equally paranoid Pres. Barack H. Obama. History has a way of always repeating itself.

2016-04-01 11:06:34 · answer #6 · answered by ? 4 · 0 0

Interesting that you would accuse the religious right of hating the Jews, which is far from the truth.

The latest assault at the Jews comes from those who are believing the 9/11 conspiracies who are claiming the Jews danced with joy. That is false and whoever is spreading this kind of garbage should be beheaded, IMHO.

2007-06-01 23:26:50 · answer #7 · answered by Anonymous · 4 2

They stake claim to the true "old-time religion" and came up with the first monotheistic ideology that had mass appeal, what's not to hate? Everything that took place in the past 3000 years can be attributed to the Jews and the ideas that have sprung from their way of thought (Christianity, Islam, basically everything the Western is and was, besides Paganism (ancient Egypt, Greece), came from Abraham and Co,)

what's next?

2007-06-01 23:25:13 · answer #8 · answered by Anonymous · 1 3

dude...sigh....the jewish rabbi's were scared of him and the way he moved people.the people that were going to their churches werent coming to them.the were losing money and recognition.the wereJEALOUS, and the only way to get rid of jesus without actually knockin him off was to get the romans to do it.apparently they succeded.

obviously an ignorant answer comes from the ignorant.

they hate jews because god gave them the land they live in today.they have been fighting each other for 2thousand years.2k yrs for a chunk of freakin sand...yep folks truly a bunch of real brite individuals out there in the middle east.i think the sun has cooked their brains and they just go mad.
not to mention part of it have old religious temples on jewish held soil that are not accessable to islamics.they want them back,and are willing to kill more of their own innocent people than just to ask politely and not to blow shiitt up.i just dont think its that much to ask for.
americans dont get it because we have lost our love of religion.they live it everyday and they have faith and believe openly in their causes.the voice of agnostics in america is as big as the religious that will open their mouths.we cant win because of our countries lack of religion state.

2007-06-01 23:30:52 · answer #9 · answered by tranzwarrp 2 · 1 2

It is not the religious right who hates jews.

It is the leftists in this country (and especially Europe) who are the biggest anti-semites.
They even blame 911 on jews.

That's a FACT.

2007-06-01 23:13:35 · answer #10 · answered by gorgeous george III 3 · 3 4

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