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@FOS  and I were talking briefly about Jewish sympathy. I was reminded of my experiences from our beloved public education system. Before I begin, let me preface two very important points: 

1. I would never, under any circumstance, wish harm to Jews...or anyone for that matter. I respect their rights as I do any other group. I would also stand up for their rights as Americans, like I would for any other group. I just simply don't like them. OK? I don't wish them harm; I just don't like them. That's it. So don't get your panties all wadded up, thinking that Vegas wants to deport all American Jews, etc...relax. We all dislike some groups whether we admit it or not. I am just admitting which group I dislike the most. O'tay?

2. Whatever your opinion of FOS is, just know that I don't give a ****. 

Now that I got that out of the way, let's talk. Jewish sympathy is fabricated. I don't know about you all, but I recall spending 3 to 4 weeks, in both US history and social studies, being taught about the holocaust and many other Jewish tribulations that had nothing to do with our society in America. We had to have our parents sign some waiver, or whatever it was, to give the school permission to show us the videos of all those emaciated bodies being dumped, along with the crematories. Basically, any vids or pics that existed, they showed it. They went in depth about Jewish history up to WWII, and of course the Nuremberg trials. By the time they were done, they made sure that Jews should be considered the greatest victims known to mankind. 

But here is the thing. Black history, in particular slavery, didn't nearly get the attention the Jews did. We went over it of course. However, we skimmed the surfaces of it all. We learned about slavery, but the depth we went into, didn't compare to the depth we went into the holocaust and other Jewish hardships.  Blacks have been part of US history since the whole thing began. They were here since the very beginning. Yet, Jews got more attention, and they don't nearly have the influence on America's history as blacks did and still do.  Not even close. 

All I am saying, is maybe people should start asking questions about the influence of Jews without being afraid of being called a bigot every time. There is nothing wrong with being inquisitive. 

@Blackvegetable  look, I know that you are a Jew, so this OP applies to you. Unfortunately, this is waayyyyyyyyyyyyyy too long for your pea brain to read and understand. So, just go back to your Dr. Suess books and **** off.