On Aug 24, 5:46Â pm, Robert Cohen
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>> On Aug 24, 12:50Â pm, Bret Cahill
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>>> A common argument for anti-semitism: Â "All these _different_ ethnic
>>> groups all over the earth hate the Jews. Â With all that diversity they
>>> can't all be wrong."
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>>> That can be retired right now. Â What's really going on is the macro
>>> version of Jonathan Swift and Einstein's quotes on the micro:
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>>> The resistance of dunces to genius / great spirits.
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>>> Bret Cahill
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>> Anti-semitism is the socialism of the stoopid.
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>> -Karl Marx
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>> Kind of redundant, but there you have it.
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> "anti-Catholicism is the anti-semitism of intellectuals"
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> originally said by Wm F. Buckley, Jr., at least I noticed it in his
> magazine NATIONAL REVIEW column years ago
LOL. I remember reading a quote of that one time when I
was reading a reveiw of Monty Python's _The Meaning of
Life_. They were specifically talking about the bit called,
"The Third World," which featured the famous _Every
Sperm Is Sacred_."
Dad: "I'm afraid we're going to have to sell you all for
scientific experiments, because the Pope won't
let me put one of those latex sheaths on my John
Thomas."
One of the mass of children: "You could always
have your balls cut off."
DadL "God would see through such a transparent ruse
as that!"
Fortunately, I don't discriminate against Catholics
any more than Protestants, being an equal opportunity
atheist.
