Do Jewish Democrats really hate their religion and Israel?

@Justice4All Well stated. But I do think the tide has turned in regards to media coverage and public sentiment. Real media reports the facts and they haven't shied away from what's going on. I think qualifying why this all started is definitely a part of the story, and needs to be there, but it's losing it's power the longer this goes on because of the disproportionate response.

@Captainjackass Have you ever heard his impression of a windmill? It sounds more like a car with a bad starter than a windmill. Cheers!

@hippyjoe1955 [quote] It is very similar to Zionism which predated Nazism but made viable by the Nazi racist mass killing. [/quote]

I find it hard to believe the mass killing stories related to Hitler. WW2 was a period of mass killings everywhere including the atomic bombing of Japan by us. No other countries wanted the Jews that Hitler tried to shipped to Madagascar. The Palestinians are also not wanted now, and they are being bombed to death en masse.

@sree251 you are correct. Israel has become a parish Nation for the genocide it is engaged in.

@hippyjoe1955 Yeah, why do they have to bomb those helpless, defenseless people? It's like stomping on ants. We do not even allow kids to do that to insects in America.

@JimboSaturn And both have the IQ of a ping pong ball, So............

@Patriot96 I mean, the Reich-Wing does have its fair share of men who cross-dressed:

@JimboSaturn True, the Dems have become a hateful bunch, but it is mostly because
the MSM/DNC made them that way.

@Patriot96 Afraid so...fathead

@Patriot96 Except for this article, which established that he believed an injection of disinfectant could be used to neutralize the Covid virus 🙄

https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/donald-trump/trump-suggests-injection-disinfectant-beat-coronavirus-clean-lungs-n1191216

@anythingoes477 He engages in half truths. Strictly speaking, he never told the protesters on J6 to break the law. Not legally. But he totally did.

@anythingoes477 Well there was that one time in 2020 when he said he would never ride a bike – I think that is still true to this day. Cheers!

@bijouxbroussard every time I read his name, I hear it the way Ivanka pronounces it in "Our Cartoon President".
[quote]Jair-head![/quote]

@Longpatrol From my personal experience having lived in an almost entirely Jewish neighborhood (mostly Orthodox) I think it has to do with persecution. 'If you're not with us - you're against us' is a very strong bond for religious Jews.The concept of persecution is taught to children. That's how that religion rolls. And I've had personal experiences that influence my thinking.
I think Jews in Israel are far more apt to call out their government because they're living within it. American Jews are more likely to see anger towards Israel as anger towards Jews. So they'll take up that side irrespective of what that government is doing.
That's why Trump's deranged statement about Jews voting for Democrats is a gift to Democrats. American Jews have felt the rise of antisemitism since Trump took office and that's more powerful than anything. It furthers, and sometimes rightfully so, the concept of persecution.

@Ynotisay The Jewish community in the
neighborhood where I grew up was Reform, which is where I first learned about the existence of Ethiopian Jews, and many later spoke out against racial bias that was occurring in Israel when those refugees arrived there. Some of them had also been active in the Civil Rights movement here, as well.

@bijouxbroussard And that makes sense. Reform Judaism runs a bit differently. Things like gender and racial equality are on their radar. Orthodox and Hassidic Jews are working from a different playbook.