[Errigal]

I'd forgotten about this post from last year. If this Jewish expert wants to say anyone who disagrees with him is crazy, here's a good response:

The Jews evoke pity for their recent history of horrible persecution. But we cannot dwell in that pity and allow it to blind us to reality. That reality is, as a minimum, the deep psychological harm caused to an entire people by that history. For their own good, as well as the good of so many innocent bystanders, we cannot allow these wounded people, the Jews, to have such influence as they currently possess.

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So, out of a desire to protect ourselves and others, and out of a love for the Jewish people, we must take care of them. Love them. Protect them. Help them. Nurture them in right ways. Most importantly, serve as channels for God to work His healing on them. We must convert them to the Roman Catholic Faith. And to allow this to happen, we must first take from them the levers of power that so many of them hold and the opportunities for influence by which anyone can be so horribly seduced. Once these distractions are taken from them, and they are provided the ability and opportunity to live quiet, peaceful and secure lives with their families, can the healing of the Jews begin. With this healing, their suffering will cease.

Is hatred everywhere? Are anti-semites everywhere?