> The man in black is thinking how to make money with a device like that > and/or how to use it against the palestinians. > Salvador S�nchez
Arthur Cordell wrote: > I don't associate anti-semitic statements with hispanics. I guess I was > wrong. See, Arthur, generalizations are wrong. ;-} There are anti-Semites everywhere. Even in Israel. Salvador S�nchez continued: > But I would say that for most of > Mexico City people, jews are non-integrated, money oriented people who hate > palestine people. Maybe it�s a PR problem. There's a proverb that "99% of lawyers give the others a bad name." I think that's all the more a reason to appreciate the other 1%. In the context of this thread, that's courageous individuals like Noam Chomsky, Tanya Reinhart, Eduardo Cohen, Uri Avnery, Norman Finkelstein, Israel Shamir etc., who dare to call a spade a spade, no matter how much mud will be thrown at them by right-wingers. > Many of my good friends and colleages are jewish (no one orthodox) > [...] if I > see the picture again I'm afraid I would inmediatly think that the man with > the black hat and coat is thinking in the economic potential and the war > uses of the device. Sounds like you single out the Orthodox in a negative way. To be fair it should be noted that the most Orthodox groups in Judaism are anti-Zionist. (see e.g. http://www.jewsnotzionists.org ) Chris ________________________________________________________________________ Q: What's the difference between the statements "Jews are greedy" and "Palestinians are a cancer in the public welfare system" ? A: One can make you a prison inmate in Germany. The other can make you Minister of Tourism in Israel. _______________________________________________ Futurework mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://scribe.uwaterloo.ca/mailman/listinfo/futurework
