0_equals_true wrote:
MarketAndChurch wrote:
Sadly, Republican and Orthodox is rather redundant lol. And it is sad because it isn't healthy for American Jewry the Leftist decay amongst the reform and conservative. But you 'guys'(Orthodox+Republican) do exist and easy to spot at mostly-Christian pro-Israel rallies. Unfortunately, not as many on this board though.
This is the reference old age cliché anti-antisemitic view, equating Judaism with Marxism, even though only a fraction of Jews are Marxist or even far left.
There are radicals on the Left, but there is no "far left." There is a weak-left, and then there's the Left, and then you have leftists with balls who will actually fight to bring about the world that the balls-less Left is willing to wait more patiently for. Those radical Leftists and non-radical Leftists, just disagree in terms of tactics on how to achieve practically the same ends.
Not all Jews are radicals, but most radicals are Jews. Rabbi Ken Spiro spoke on this, and he said it was very difficult not to be a radical. Judeo-Old Testament revelations are radical. Feminism is radical. Free Market Economics is radical. Postmodernism is radical. Deconstructionism is radical. As a people of ideas, we can't help our innate drive to offer humanity world-shaking ideas.
And I was speaking of American Jewry, who are virtually all on the Left. The 25% who aren't are the remaining orthodox. The other half of world Jewry reside in Israel, and I'm not talking about them.
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