Are we trusting polls again? Not saying it's not accurate, I don't know.
Regardless, even if majority of US Jews are Democrats that still doesn't make Jews the problem. It's the ideology and the party (/parties) that represents it. I think it's important to understand where the world went wrong philosophically lest we repeat the mistakes again and again. Blaming a small group of people for a ubiquitous problem is missing the mark.
Would it be safe to say that all whites vote or believe one thing, or would that be wrong? Because equating what one group of Jews(some who also support Palestine) say to a whole group is equally as wrong.
Well some of them are Bolshevists and some of them are Zionists and some are libertarians, but no matter what things always seem to end up being anti-white.
Like most demographics, no, not really. Some of my ancestors about 6 generations back were Jewish, but an ancestor converted to Christianity. My dad is a pastor. I have several Jewish co-workers, all but one are Republicans and votes for Trump. I have a D&D buddy who is Jewish, usually votes Dem, but doesn't really pay much attention to politics.
Small sample and anecdotal evidence, but you'll find clusters like that all over. Hollywood and New York stereotypes aren't true of an entire population.
Exactly, that's the point I was making, that Jewish people are not a monolith and that, like any ethnicity, religious group, race they have differences. And accusing Jews of being a monolith is retarded as fuck.
I have Jewish ancestry. But my case they converted to Christianity generations ago. :/
There's not much of a difference.
https://www.haaretz.com/us-news/.premium-over-three-quarters-of-u-s-jews-voted-for-biden-in-election-poll-finds-1.9288692
https://nymag.com/intelligencer/2019/08/most-influential-democratic-donors-2020-elections.html
Are we trusting polls again? Not saying it's not accurate, I don't know.
Regardless, even if majority of US Jews are Democrats that still doesn't make Jews the problem. It's the ideology and the party (/parties) that represents it. I think it's important to understand where the world went wrong philosophically lest we repeat the mistakes again and again. Blaming a small group of people for a ubiquitous problem is missing the mark.
Would it be safe to say that all whites vote or believe one thing, or would that be wrong? Because equating what one group of Jews(some who also support Palestine) say to a whole group is equally as wrong.
Are Jews a monolith? Like are they a block that believes only one thing, or are they, like white people having both left and right?
Well some of them are Bolshevists and some of them are Zionists and some are libertarians, but no matter what things always seem to end up being anti-white.
Can we use the same excuse with whites always being anti-semite? No. The same is true for Jews. And before you throw a temper tantrum jews ARE white.
Like most demographics, no, not really. Some of my ancestors about 6 generations back were Jewish, but an ancestor converted to Christianity. My dad is a pastor. I have several Jewish co-workers, all but one are Republicans and votes for Trump. I have a D&D buddy who is Jewish, usually votes Dem, but doesn't really pay much attention to politics.
Small sample and anecdotal evidence, but you'll find clusters like that all over. Hollywood and New York stereotypes aren't true of an entire population.
Exactly, that's the point I was making, that Jewish people are not a monolith and that, like any ethnicity, religious group, race they have differences. And accusing Jews of being a monolith is retarded as fuck.
I have Jewish ancestry. But my case they converted to Christianity generations ago. :/