I’m sorry that the Jewish people you have met were not hospitable, but you can’t use that as a basis. I have a Jewish friend and he is one of the most awesome and exceptional people I have ever met.

I suggest you either delete this topic or re-write it as decent argument, seeing as you cut a huge quote out of Wikipedia and did not reference it.

There is a difference between blending and forced integration. It is ok when most of the media is controlled by Jews and it is ok for them to make any racist jokes they want, but if Non-Jews do the same thing they are called anti-Semitic.

It takes more than a few Jews, out of the millions of Jews in the world, to change the outcome of people’s opinions. As it stands, Jews act like they are above the law and that their religion is the only law that everyone must obey. They also act like everyone must bend to their will or else. This is based on what I see and what I have seen in my travels half way around the world.

You can’t put all Jews under the same roof. So please don’t say ‘Jews do this and that’ like it means everyone in the faith does.

Oh by the way; Drawn Together is filled with racist jokes of all kinds, so you can put my point under conviction if you please. However, I believe there are too many other racist societies. It’s a huge world and it is sad that people don’t get along but; with the barriers of land gone and with the rise of the internet all humans are brought closer together. Our different cultures are blending.

If anything, blaming and pointing at Jews is the wrong path. We should be striving to understand each other, not complaining. If people are “deathly afraid to stand up to these bullies” why choose a destructive path, a path of hate? Instead we (as in other cultures) should stay friendly and let any racial hate that they may have disappear because their perception of us will change.