The scapegoating dynamic goes deeper than just blaming other people for our problems.
When we scapegoat a person or a group, we seek to put all of our problems into that group, and then get rid of it so that the problems go with them.
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So that's a big fat zero that you can name.
Citizenship has a meaning. YOU chose it to mean "eligible for Citizenship" when, in fact, to become an Israeli citizen, one must move to Isreal and renounce previous Citizenship.
Most actual dual American-Israeli citizens were born in Israel.
Just stop lying to people.
28+ names is a big fat zero? Something like 20% of Congress have dual citizenship.
Also, no. To live in Israel you must renounce other citizenships and pass a racial purity test. But it's often allowed for all Jews to have citizenship so they have escape route in case of persecution.
Considering 81% of Congress is Christian, so is everyone in charge, and the President and vice President.... And Bill Gates and many others, your hyperfocus on Jews is more than a little disturbing.
And your dogmatic defense is disturbing. I criticize all groups, yet it's only when I criticize Jews that everyone gets in a huff.
Besides this is about dual citizenship. I don't care if it's Israel, Russia, or China... I'm still against it. It's just interesting it's overwhelmingly Israel... that runs multiple PACs/Conventions in our elections... but isn't a problem for some reason...
China has to hide what Israel does openly.
People may "get in a huff" because you keep referencing Nazi Germany.
In an apologetic way.
A guy called Hussein Obama is just starting his THIRD TERM - and you are worried about the Jews??
Me?
You haven't been paying attention.
Fighting with muh jooooos Hitler appologists.
OK not you then XD
"Dual citizenship" is a recent trope.
They argue that because someone COULD become a citizen of Israel, that they are dual citizens. Or that they have dual loyalty in elected office.
Bullshit like that. 🤪