There was an old joke about Jews and perceived self interest- In a zoology class students are asked to write an essay on the elephant. The Jewish student submits “The Elephant and the Jews”….
The elephant I speak of here is the symbol of the Republican party. Jews in America prefer the asses (the very apposite symbol of the Democratic Party) demonstrating how susceptible they are to group think and real lack of self interest.
The liberals in America do not accept diversity- one must adhere to climate warming baloney, defense of quotas, aversion to war even in self defense, abortion on demand, suspicion of orthodoxy in Judaism and Christianity, appeasement of adversaries, a denial of American exceptionalism, unfettered immigration without any profiling, and worst of all an acceptance of a weakened and libeled Israel. One tarnishes membership in the Democratic/liberal elite by opposing any of the above, to say nothing about ostracism in the dinner parties of the artsy set. And see what has happened to Senator Menendez (D-New Jersey) for breaking from the pack.
Even ostensibly Jewish support groups such as the ADL and Haddassah go along with the whole package. In elections- local and national- Jewish voters mostly vote for the Democrats.They are looking for love in the wrong place in America. Republicans -tea party, conservative, and moderate- are stronger supporters of America and Israel by the widest margin. Perhaps the election in 2016 will bring some real self-interest in Jewish voters.
ArnoldHarris Said:
Kinky is fine, has a place in the Hill Country . Have friend that supply him with fire wood.
Thank you for the kind remarks about Texas. Max doesn’t understand ” can do attitude”. He want other to care for his needs.
@ mar55:
Thank you Ma’am !!!!!!!!!! Much appreciated.
What is going on here?
Max, Didn’t you relate awhile go how you had been stopped at the Texas border when trying to cross over? I now perfectly understand the reason why you were rejected. Texas does not allow rats or reptilians. Especially red ones. Next time try disguising yourself as a Prairie Dog.