Sorry if this is late in being sent; I'vr been off my computer and I
cannot reply remotely:
>From: Greg Jacobs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Sent: Apr 19, 2007 2:21 PM
>To: firearmsregprof@lists.ucla.edu
>Subject: A bogeyman under every bed - a brief response
>
>Professor Joseph Olson asks:
>
>>>Seriously, is there anything that some Jewish people
somewhere DON'T see as a bogeyman? I was certainly unaware of this
one and I'm >>pretty well-educated.
>>
>>
>
>Education has nothing to do with it. First, if you're not Jewish,
you cannot possibly imagine the paranoia that runs deeply through the
Jewish community. As a matter of fact, I could stop right there with
that thought and I would have answered your question. You can't
imagine the crap I have to put up with (which also explains why I
avoid New York to the best of my former New York born and bred ability).
>
>But there is far more - because I think we're looking at the
typical, NYC liberal side of the Jewish community. Therefore,
everything that opposes their misguided viewpoint of the world is not
only somehow fascistic, is is perceived as anti-Semitic. Moreover,
and this is important, it is easily BENT into something anti-Semitic
because it suits their world view and assists them in their knee jerk
opposition to what we all see as common sense solutions to various
issues that confront us, guns and gun laws being the particular focus
of this august group. Mayor Bloomberg being Jewish makes attacks on
him or his idiotic view of the American scene easy to call
anti-Semitic for the paranoid amongst his fans and supporters. The
use of some universal symbol that others have misused in days gone by
is immediately twisted to suggest that it is aimed at Jews because
how can it be aimed at His Moronicness?
>
>I hope that helps.
>
>
>***GRJ***
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