I was watching a documentary about King Edward I of England. When it came to his expulsion of the Jews from England, the background was a Hebrew hymn of self-pity — they have lots of them.
As I said in WOL, modern Christianity has degenerated into pure self-hatred. Modern Judaism has degenerated into pure self-pity.
Some Jews were burned alive in Europe, and there is not a synagogoue in America which does not talk about it regularly. They were persecuted by the Church. Some were killed because Jews were not Christians.
Meanwhile, what happened to MY ancestors who were not Christian? Every single one of them either became Christian or was burned alive. No non-Christian was allowed to stay alive in a Christian country.
UNLESS HE WAS A JEW.
Talking about this makes me anaziwhowantstokillsixmillionjews.
When Mel Gibson got sick of being called an anti-Semite and pointed out that if the Nazis killed millions of Jews, Communism killed at LEAST a hundred million people Alan Colmes said that Mel Gibson, by talking about those mere Russian peasants and Chinese, was “trivilializing the Holocaust.”
Dead Russians are trivia. Jews are important. Odinists burned alive never get mentioned. Only Jews matter. Otherwise you are “trivializing” Jewish Suffering.
I’m sick of Jewish self-pity. I’m sick of gentile self-hatred.
#1 by Bedford on 10/21/2004 - 10:02 pm
Speaking of hymns – I no longer like Amazing Grace – it is just propaganda to me – in the category with the Yankee hymn of the War. Yes sir, that texas fellow gets around.
#2 by Peter on 10/22/2004 - 5:41 pm
“Meanwhile, what happened to MY ancestors who were not Christian? Every single one of them either became Christian or he was burned alive. No non-Christian was allowed to stay alive in a Christian country.
UNLESS HE WAS A JEW”
Gee, I should have realized that. Bob strikes again! Thanks, Bob.
#3 by Don on 10/22/2004 - 10:25 pm
Suppose you are a landlord and someone comes to rent your property. You ask for references. After a bit of hemming and hawing, this person finally admits that it is not possible to give you a reference, since they have been kicked out of the last 27 places they rented.
You ask why, and they assure you that it was never their fault. Their behavior was always impeccable. The problem was with the 27 unpleasant and disagreeable landlords who just didn’t appreciate such a wonderful tenant.
What would your response be?
#4 by Twin Ruler on 10/24/2004 - 4:36 pm
The Jews must have been really humiliated by the Holocaust. Afterall, Germany was, and is, a relatively small country, and Six Million is not a very large number– though it was half of all the Jews who were alive then.
#5 by Elizabeth on 10/25/2004 - 7:14 pm
I’m a Catholic who gets into arguments about this a lot. I’m a couple of years younger than Mel Gibson and also didn’t grow up getting indoctrinated at home in that Greatest Generation drivel.
Pope Pius XII was a great man. He knew when to shut up and when to tell his bishops to do so. Some of them didn’t — and got some of their people killed as a result. There’s a terrific writer, Sister Margherita Marchione [American nun who wears a habit and veil as she’s not ashamed of what she is.], who has written a few books about Pope Pius XII, and who has been waging a heroic struggle to keep the true story of his heroism alive and out there.
The Jews were warned. Hitler didn’t just pop up one day in charge in Germany. Hitler wasn’t original, either: he had plenty of examples in the shape of Lenin’s and Stalin’s gulags in the Soviet Union as well as in the British concentration camps in South Africa during the Boer War.