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Category Archives: Jews
Friday Night Lights
I’m reading the H.G. Bissinger book (I loved the movie and the TV series). From page 27: “The first murder in Odessa occurred late in the nineteenth century when a cowboy rode into a water-drilling camp one afternoon and demanded … Continue reading
Jewish Guilt vs White Guilt
As Steve Sailer points out, white guilt means you are too ethnocentric while Jewish guilt means you are not ethnocentric enough. Journalist Samuel G. Freedman writes for Tabletmag about how wonderful it was that Arthur Gelb was a proud ethnocentric … Continue reading
Jews, Palestinians & Group Conflict
Many of the Jews who moved to Israel in the 19th and 20th Century had a kindly view of the Palestinians. They saw no reason why the two groups should not prosper together. They did not see the land of … Continue reading
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Donald Sterling Reminds Me Of Jews I Know II
Part one. Sterling is like a combination of all of the Jewish characters on the TV show Ray Donovan. I’m reading this Los Angeles Times profile of Sterling and he reminds me of some Jews I know: * Very talkative … Continue reading
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Most People Like It When You Have A Strong Identity
Steve Sailer writes: “From a new Pew report, “How Americans Feel about Religious Groups,” we see that Jews are the most ethnocentric religious group as measured by self-regard on a 0 to 100 scale (89). And Jews feel even colder … Continue reading