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Graham Seibert's avatar

It's not a tell, it's a fact. There is a great deal of disdain for "rednecks," "deplorables," "red staters" etc. etc. afoot in the United States. Jared Taylor writes eloquently about it. Unless we can recognize the facts we cannot come to a resolution.

The Chishinau situation involved tens of people. The Holodomor, led by Lazar Kaganovich, killed several million. It is a credit to Ukrainian good nature that they can elect a Jewish president less than a century later.

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People who are tribal, like a lot of Jews, tend to act towards those who are not members of the tribe in ways that invite prejudice. They maintain their separate identity at a cost. Those who choose to go outside the tribe do so at a cost as well. I recall an event 25 years ago, when a Jewish friend who went outside the fold politically was told, in my presence, "You are a bad Jew. I'm going to put your name on a list and you will regret it...", by one of the leaders of the local Jewish community. Although he was a contributing editor for several national conservative/libertarian publications, he never prospered nor did he get much if any of the limelight.

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