Leftist Anti-Semitism: A Quickie

Oct 21, 2003 19:36

David Rosen, professor of anthropology and law at Farleigh Dickinson University, makes an interesting point while discussing Leftist anti-Semitism during another FrontPage Magazine symposium on the topic.

The central meaning of Anti-Semitism is hatred and discrimination against Jews. It developed as a cultural, social and political force in ( Read more... )

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:D throwingstardna October 22 2003, 00:41:43 UTC
Which I have always had a hard time understanding-the weirdo racist/anti-Semitic Christians who hate Jews because they killed Christ ... well ... like, Christ WAS A JEW also.

P.S. Everything returning to normal now?

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Re: :D phthisis October 22 2003, 01:57:22 UTC
Hey there. Yeah, things are more normal now, although during the next few days I'll be supervising the move of all my shit to my new place. That and work will combine to create havoc, but whateva. I squeezed these two out because I really needed to; hopefully I'll have time for more.

How've you been?

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I feel your pain throwingstardna October 22 2003, 04:11:20 UTC
Moving sucks shit, I helped my friend move this past weekend. It's the worst.

So wait ... like .... why do fundie Christians dislike Jews but love JC? I seriously don't understand it.

I'm good. I'm going to Cali for a week on Friday ... sun, girls, and a huge show on Halloween (Throwdown, Bleeding Through, and Eighteen Visions).

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Re: I feel your pain phthisis October 22 2003, 04:58:41 UTC
Oh wow, you're asking me to explain the psychology of the oldest version of the oldest hatred. I honestly don't get it either. I guess they feel that JC is a Jew who was redeemed, by their lights. Therefore, he's no longer a Jew in any meaningful, modern sense. He's a Jew who inhabits the ancient and sacred Biblical narrative of salvation, which for religious anti-Semites is a totally different thing from the modern, recalcitrant Jew who continues to deny the revealed truth. Jews are a necessary prop in the narrative of salvation. Hence, as long as they stick to the text, they are ok ( ... )

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