Agreed.

I don't support Neo-Nazism nor do I support Anti-Semitic, inane /pol/ conspiracy theories but I believe all these generalizations are well-grounded in truth.

Only a few of my secular Jewish friends I know will actually talk to me anymore. The occasional Orthodox or Conservative Jew is based, but for the most part they have been thoroughly cucked within their own echo chambers. No need to mention the secular ones.

It's funny saying this as I went to high school playing frisbee with my friends' yarmulkes (at their behest), making the edgiest of jokes (including the typical Nazi gas chamber and bacon jokes e.g. Bacon-flavored Starburst being the ultimate Kryptonite of all Jews, etc.), and just bullshittin' with them. Some of them were so into certain bands like the folk-singer Bob Dylan I could've sworn that their religion was Dylanism and not Judaism. I've had the pleasure of meeting many of their very involved-in-PTA parents who were either very professional or the embodiment of the cool ex-hippie character.

Now what happened after the college years completely blew me away. We had all leaned slightly left in high school, especially those of us in AP classes with weighted GPAs over 6.0. Our graduation commenced with the same mundane ceremony we've all seen. I suppose we were excited at the time. We were young, naive and overall inexperienced: ready to see the world for ourselves and pursue our fortunes.

Fast forward to after the college years. Could not recognize them. What used to be a thoughtful dialogue with a healthy dose of honest modesty became a screeching diatribe with a hulking hubris that came complimentary with the honors of a degree. All this due to the elite education that many of them had gone on to receive.

Now what is interesting is the level of "crazy" that some of my friends had come to realize. The more grounded they were in faith (or in dogma as I do know plenty who only go through the motions), the less crazy they tended to be. Secular Jews were particularly vulnerable to the crazy college Koolaid on their campuses and trust me they did imbibe a more than healthy serving. Their predisposition to the Socialist- and at times, outright Marxist- ideology within their homes and communities became the foundation of Leftist thinking and only served to affirm their biases and solidify their Socialist worldviews.

And thus, the vicious circle begins anew. Generational indoctrination to the glorious revolution. We can only hope that we have a strong enough dosage of Red Pill for some of the most ardent adherents to that abhorrent ideology.

TLDR: the Jewish friends and acquaintances that I had known and grown up with, turned into raving Leftists which was exacerbated by the influences of their upbringing and, ironically, their own excellence that led them to the elite indoctrination camps AKA universities. This is NOT the fault of the individual (Jew or otherwise) but rather the culture and upbringing that seriously skews his or her world view akin to that of a series of fun house mirrors. End rant.

In the case of gays, unlike jews, you made a distinction for conservatives.

Why not get angry about white people's "hatred and contempt for white people"?

It's been said that if you ask four jews their opinion you'll get at least five different opinions. The point being its unreasonable to judge the jews you don't know by the ones you do.

If you want more jews to join the Trump train, do your part to create a welcoming environment.

Seriously. What a shonda.

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