To: mark silvers who wrote (3019 ) 4/10/1999 10:33:00 AM From: Emile Vidrine Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 17770
""Most people that I have run into who are concerned about bloodlines are either dog breeders, or people who have no accomplishments of their own to stand on. " I would say that Netanyahu, Golda Meir, Perez, Begin, Dayan etc. etc. are accomplished and they are the sametime VERY concerned, even obsessed, with "bloolines." In fact, the very raison etre of the Israeli state and Zionism is foudned upon the principle of "bloodline". The Israeli Law of Return is based on "bloodlines". I never hear Mark Silvers complain about the extreme racism and bloodline mania preached by Judaism and Israel, but Mark Silvers is quick to criticize bloodlines mania in other people, particularly white Christians like Chaosad. Why is that Mark? Why do you support and approve of a religion like Judaism and a fascist political movement like Zionism that are both based on bloodlines, but condemn Chaosad's desire to preserve his white Christian bloodline? Why Mark? The answer is very simple. Since you are Jewish and support and sympathize with Zionism, it seems natural for you to defend your own philosophical beliefs. Why not allow Chaosad to support and defend his without acting as if you have a higher moral standard? Suppose white Christians of Chaosad's belief were to set up a country on the principle that only European Christians had the right to immigrate to it and become citizens? Every Euro-person in the world would simply have to set foot in that country and they would automatically become a citizen--a law modeled after the Israeli Law of Return. In other words, a country setup for the express purpose of perpetuating and defending the white Christian race. Would that country be considered a racist and fascist country? I think we would all agree that it would. Then why don't we all agree that Israel is a racist and fascist country. Simply because the news media, network TV, Hollywood and dispensationalist Christians have, over the last several decades, imposed a dual standard upon our thinking. Jews are "holy" and "special" and do not have to follow the same rules as other nationalities and religions.