Europe. Apparently the only place in the world that doesn't have Indigenous People worthy of respect or protection. pic.twitter.com/JG7YlcnxnW
— John Rivers (@JohnRiversToo) August 5, 2016
Every time one of her co-religionists goes on a killing spree, Muhammad faces the very real threat of strange looks. pic.twitter.com/FetI11MjEZ
— Hillary PR Team (@OnMessageForHer) August 5, 2016
I grew up a Seventh-Day Adventist, but in 1993, I converted to Judaism. I find that, by and large, Jews are more brash, direct, and blunt than Protestants (just as Australians are more blunt than Americans). Jews are more passionate. I sometimes enjoy that and sometimes not. For instance, I get jarred when Jews go off because of what seem to me trivial things, such as a hiccup in customer service.
For about six months, I’ve been starting my day with an inspiring 12-step phone meeting (not a meeting devoted to sex addiction) and the other day, one of the more frequent speakers started talking about how a guy on Grindr was offering him money for a blowjob. It was the first mention of a blowjob I’ve heard in my hundreds of hours in this program. It was the first mention of Grindr. It was jarring. Of course the speaker had a distinctive Jewish name and an Israeli accent.
New York Times: “New York Times reporters have covered Donald J. Trump’s rallies for more than a year. His supporters at these events often express their views in angry and provocative ways. Here are some examples.”
I look forward to the New York Times presenting unfiltered voices from Hillary Clinton rallies, from Black Lives Matters rallies, and from inside mosques and synagogues and churches. This could be a great series! How about some unfiltered voices supporting more immigration? Those rallies look vibrant. How about some unfiltered voices from gay rallies? How about some unfiltered voices from those opposing Trump?
Any time you have people gathered together, they will say things that are politically incorrect. Even left-wing scientists and journalists will at times say hateful words. How about a segment on unfiltered voices from the New York Times newsroom?
From WashingtonPost.com right now:
