{"id":69164,"date":"2015-06-01T14:22:05","date_gmt":"2015-06-01T22:22:05","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.lukeford.net\/blog\/?p=69164"},"modified":"2015-06-01T14:23:46","modified_gmt":"2015-06-01T22:23:46","slug":"jews-are-more-against-immigration-than-for-it","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/lukeford.net\/blog\/?p=69164","title":{"rendered":"Jews Are More Against Immigration Than For It"},"content":{"rendered":"

Comments to Steve Sailer<\/a>:<\/p>\n

* In the data, Jews are more against immigration than for it.<\/p>\n

1. Jewish-Americans’ responses on immigration<\/a>: 50% too high, 5% too low, 22% just right, 23% not sure. So we can’t say Jews are for immigration, but we can say 27% of Jews are (5% too low + 22% just right). <\/p>\n

We could say many Jewish elites are for immigration. But so are many Gentile elites, with 99.25%<\/a> (397) of the Forbes 400 failing to voice an opinion against immigration, so if we want to be scientific, “elites” is the predictive quality, not “Jews.”<\/p>\n

2. In the 2015 UK elections, Jews voted at a higher rate for Conservative and UKIP party candidates than any other religious affiliation<\/a>, even higher than Anglicans.<\/p>\n

Judaism \u2013 57.9%<\/b>
\nAnglican \u2013 57.6%
\nMethodist \u2013 50.5%
\nBaptist \u2013 48.2%
\nBrethren \u2013 46.2%
\nRoman Catholic \u2013 42.4%
\nFree Presbyterian \u2013 39.1%
\nNone \u2013 39.1%
\nBuddhism \u2013 38.2%
\nHinduism \u2013 37.1%
\nOther \u2013 35%
\nUnited Reform Church \u2013 34.7%
\nPresbyterian\/Church of Scotland \u2013 32.2%
\nSikhism \u2013 21.3%
\nIslam \u2013 15.7%<\/p>\n

Eric Zemmour<\/a> probably represents Jewish-Europeans’ perspective shift more than we realize.<\/p>\n

* Slightly OT, but the late Jon Kest wanted to use 2 % rather 1 % when they were organizing Occupy Wall Street out of 2 Nevins Street in Brooklyn.<\/p>\n

Someone might have clued him in as to why 2 % might be problematic, as they say.<\/p>\n

Here\u2019s Norman Finkelstein on the BDS cult:<\/p>\n