Susan Sarandon is slammed for claiming Jews 'are getting a taste of what it feels like to be Muslim'

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Anonymous wrote:The great Stu Weldowitz army is busy resetting their masks at the moment, lest anyone see or hear their actual racist, apartheid-driven, “chosen people” feelings brought to life in vivid flourishes, like Stu’s!

Gotta keep the mask on!

There was absolutely no reference to 'chosen people' in Stewy's rant. The fact is, a lot of people, including many muslims who know the details of how islam is practiced abroad do agree with him. But cultural relativists in this country accept the subjugation and mistreatment of women over there, because it's not happening over here. They've admitted so in this forum.

Stewy was unfair to lay all that on the shoulders of one food cart owner. But point out to me what he said that was factually incorrect, first.

Muhammad never raped his daughter. To ask the vendor if he rapes his daughter like Muhammad is disgusting.

He did marry a 6 year old Aisha and consummated the marriage when she was 9.

Aisha was his wife. Not daughter. Not raped.

My own grandmother was married at age 12. To someone much older. That was 2 generations ago. Things were a little different 1400 years ago?

Even 1400 years ago, 6 year olds were not married off.

WTF does it have anything to do with the children killed in Gaza? Like you are going to atone for the sins of the people in your religious stories?

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This inability to disentangle one’s “Jewish-ness” from the State of Israel is at the root of, probably, 90% of the disagreements that exist here and elsewhere. Nobody serious is for annihilating any group of people. But what worries me is that too many people who support the actions of the State of Israel have bought into the fiction that one group is intrinsically better than the other.

If not for outspoken Jews outside of Israel, plenty of "serious" people would be willing to stand aside and do nothing while Israel ceases to exist while giving empty platitudes about what a shame it is.

Israel should only exist as a secular state with a constitution and a bill of rights for all. Israel has proven it is unworkable as a “Jewish”.

Israel can become secular when all the muslim states become secular. Them first.

So it goes the death spiral. Nobody has the moral high ground.

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This inability to disentangle one’s “Jewish-ness” from the State of Israel is at the root of, probably, 90% of the disagreements that exist here and elsewhere. Nobody serious is for annihilating any group of people. But what worries me is that too many people who support the actions of the State of Israel have bought into the fiction that one group is intrinsically better than the other.

If not for outspoken Jews outside of Israel, plenty of "serious" people would be willing to stand aside and do nothing while Israel ceases to exist while giving empty platitudes about what a shame it is.

Israel should only exist as a secular state with a constitution and a bill of rights for all. Israel has proven it is unworkable as a “Jewish”.

Israel can become secular when all the muslim states become secular. Them first.

Very civilized. Well, at least you admit the State of Israel isn’t a secular state, nor a democracy. Thank goodness that charade is over.

Is Us secular? No, it’s Christian. Remember in God we trust? Presidents always talking about their Christian faith. Public policy and health issue dictated by Christian right. Let’s not be blind here.

It was adopted by the U.S. Congress in 1956. You should do some reading instead of raging.

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Anonymous wrote:Susan is just so enlightened!

She is an idiot, so do all the people who only has sympathy towards Jewish people but not Palestinian people.

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This inability to disentangle one’s “Jewish-ness” from the State of Israel is at the root of, probably, 90% of the disagreements that exist here and elsewhere. Nobody serious is for annihilating any group of people. But what worries me is that too many people who support the actions of the State of Israel have bought into the fiction that one group is intrinsically better than the other.

If not for outspoken Jews outside of Israel, plenty of "serious" people would be willing to stand aside and do nothing while Israel ceases to exist while giving empty platitudes about what a shame it is.

Israel should only exist as a secular state with a constitution and a bill of rights for all. Israel has proven it is unworkable as a “Jewish”.

Israel can become secular when all the muslim states become secular. Them first.

Very civilized. Well, at least you admit the State of Israel isn’t a secular state, nor a democracy. Thank goodness that charade is over.

Is Us secular? No, it’s Christian. Remember in God we trust? Presidents always talking about their Christian faith. Public policy and health issue dictated by Christian right. Let’s not be blind here.

The U.S. is not secular?

I think there is one idiot on this thread.