If you felt like you got hit in the face with an
American baseball bat that was swung by Jewish arms upon hearing the latest
Judeo-American treatment of the Palestinians, rest assured this is not a
one-of-a-kind oddity; it is as much a Jewish habit as matzoh bread.
This time the Americans gave the Jews of Israel the
right to all of the West Bank because they said that the current situation did
not produce peace, therefore things had to change. But instead of the Americans
telling the Jews to change the current situation by getting out of Palestine,
they told them to grab more of Palestine. This is like saying the victim that
was gang raped by a Judeo-American pack of savages did not like being raped and
so, the Americans thought of fixing the situation by gang raping the victim
some more.
Well, the Jews of America have done it again––this
time not in Palestine but in America itself. And you won't have to go far to
find out what they are foaming at the mouth nowadays. In fact, the idea was
expressed in the title of Jonathan S. Tobin's article. It reads as follows:
“Reform's Embrace of Reparations Won't Advance Justice,” published on December
29, 2019 in the Jewish publication, Algemeiner.
What Tobin says is that to recognize the wrong that
was done to the Africans who were brought to America as slaves and treated as
such, is to do the wrong thing––it would be committing an injustice. That's
because for justice to be done in his view, today’s African-Americans must
accept what happened to their ancestors, and go from there to pull themselves
up by their bootstraps, and be satisfied with their lot.
You'll see why Jonathan Tobin believes he might
convert some African Americans to his point of view, if you've been following
the events of the last few months. That's when the differences in temperament
between the Blacks, the Whites and the Jews came out as clearly as can be.
What happened during that time is that White
supremacists killed Blacks in their churches and in their apartments. The
Blacks responded by forgiving them, even hugging them. But when Whites were
mass murdered by other Whites, the relatives of the victims insisted on seeing
that justice be done. As to the Jews, the scent of blood got them to clamor for
he heads of innocent men in their nineties. These were men that did nothing
worse than be in the wrong place at the wrong time.
This being the way that things ought to remain in
Tobin's view, he was shaken to the core when someone––a rabbi no less––rocked
the boat. Here is how Tobin described what happened: “Rabbi Jonah Pesner of
Reform Judaism declared that it was time for the Jews to 'reckon with our
nation's bigoted history,' as well as to confront 'racism in our country, our
synagogues and our hearts.' He also put forward the notion that compensation
for slavery was comparable to the reparations from Germany to Jews”.
From there, Jonathan Tobin went on to argue against
compensating African-Americans for the slavery that their ancestors endured,
and the aftermath that continues to linger to this day, affecting them
negatively in both subtle and overt ways. Here, in condensed form, is what
Tobin said in this regard:
“Pesner is right to consider slavery and racism as
sins. But he is wrong about both the justification for and the utility of
reparations. The enactment of such a law –– and the creation of a new federal
bureaucracy that would cause American society to become even more
race-conscious than before –– would not undo past wrongs, while likely making
the country a more dangerous place for all minorities”.
Now, dear reader, I ask you to imagine the howling,
the moaning and the cries of anti-Semitism that would have been produced by
Jonathan Tobin and those of his ilk if someone had suggested that the Jewish
victims of 9/11 must not be compensated because the enactment of such a law and
the creation of a new federal bureaucracy would cause American society to
become even more race-conscious without undoing 9/11, while making the country
a more dangerous place for all minorities.
If you wonder how the creation of a new bureaucracy
will make the country a more dangerous place for all minorities ... wonder no
more. To say that the whole world, or at least the whole country will go to
hell if you do something that displeases the Jews, is a Jewish habit that is
uttered often but means nothing. In fact, Jonathan Tobin used it again to close
his article. Here is what he said:
“For Pesner's Religious Acton Center to engage in the rhetoric
of white privilege when speaking of Jews validates the myths that fuel
antisemitic libels of Israel and the Jewish people, as well as the propaganda
spread by Jew-haters like Louis Farrakhan and the Nation of Islam. Race is an
issue that can never be ignored. But when groups embrace solutions that will do
more to downplay the reality of a rising tide of antisemitism, it only winds up
hurting all Americans”.