https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Al_Goldstein#Views_on_religion
The only claim I'm making in this post is that this wikipedia article exists and that it contains text, Dom.
In his 2004 book XXX-Communicated: A Rebel Without a Shul, Luke Ford wrote about a conversation with Goldstein, in which Ford asked Goldstein why Jews were dramatically overrepresented in the porn industry. He answered, "The only reason that Jews are in pornography is that we think that Christ sucks. Catholicism sucks. We don't believe in authoritarianism. Pornography thus becomes a way of defiling Christian culture and, as it penetrates to the very heart of the American mainstream (and is no doubt consumed by those very same WASPs), its subversive character becomes more charged." Ford then asked, "What does it mean to you to be a Jew?" To which Goldstein responded, "It doesn't mean anything. It means that I'm called a kike."
It's funny how "that crowd" loves Wikipedia when it says what they want.
Are you challenging the veracity of the source? Let me think, maybe the converted jewish author of the book deliberately misquoted the gentle, Christian-loving pornographer Mr. Goldstein, making him seem evil, wrongfully, before getting his permission to print the misquote and attribute it directly to him?
I'm challenging you. If you have an actually reliable source, why did you use Wikipedia?
Did you copy-paste from 'the book', whatever book that is, or did you copy-paste Wikipedia?
You know many Christian-loving pornographers? I believe Lexington Steele if I got his name right is one.
Let's skip a few posts. If you had a PDF of the book in question and of the code for libel in the USA, would that be meaningful to you or affect your natural biases or your opinion on any of the subject matter in any way?
I was not born with the opinions I have. It's easy to be a curious person from my position. Far from being some kind of violation, Rule 16ing my race and accusing us of a worldwide "intertemporal" conspiracy based on ethnicity was a core aspect of my entire education about myself from childhood to degree.
That's the starting point and the motive to learn more and move on from that position is natural, just as someone who happened to be on the other side of the pond would have a perfectly natural motive to deny, discredit, or simply ignore the very same information. I see it as a ying and yang deal and a perfectly mundane example of reality being plain and obvious.
I'm not asking about that. I'm asking why you decided to cite Wikipedia as though it is in any way a reliable source. And why are you defending it?
I'll admit that I have done so as well, but it has always been paired with an expression of shame for my despicable behavior. I'd never dream of doing it and then doubling down.
What is that motive exactly?