... Wow. Someone is getting creepily defensive. The only reason i brought it up twice because you keep presenting information that is not at all relevant to the thread. I absolutely refuse to try to simplify it for you again.

Might i suggest seriously laying off for a while? You seem to be getting supremely defensive/unnerved for some reason i can't quite peg at this time.

And just to be clear, how is wanting people to not be anti-jewish the wrong direction? I merely was attempting to catch the opinions of people who also saw the anti-semetic side of conspiracy theory, not your venom.I'm sorry you feel this way. But hey, "god knows best", right?

Originally posted by twitchy
Actually no IMO, it's high time folks started waking up and realizing that some of the 'antisemitism' as you call it, is a perfectly normal reaction to the talmudic and zionist crap that goes on just below the surface.

Oh no hear we go again with the railing on jews and israel.

Do you people, who dislike jews, really have that bad of an inferiority complex?

Because I know you think all jews rule the world and own all the banks and all the television channels, all the radio stations, and all the people, and evertything, but.. do you ever stop for a moment and think, maybe the Jews DONT have a global conspiracy to rule the world, maybe they just happened to be looking out for themselves, always an immigrant in someone else's society?

Example: All jews in this imaginary town will bank with the jewish banker, because hes the only one in town and they only feel safe dealing with him regarding their little bit of hard earned money. (think depression era/ww2 era). And they'll only eat at the jewish deli, because he knows they want it Kosher, and they can get something with some authentic taste.

I can keep going, but jew or not, minority populations stick together.

In America, Koreans are a *perfect* example. They only account for a small percentage of the people in this nation, less than 5%, yet if you look at their family incomes, and look at their jobs, youll see that almost all of them own their own businesses!. And those businesses are usually ones that require customers, or people from outside to come in and purchase or eat. And so instantly you have a niche-center for every Korean in the area to eat or buy whatever. And I bet they'd prefer to shop there or eat there over your average chain corporate business.

The blood sweat and tears go into some old fat mans pocket. Support small businesses!