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Originally Posted by sperbonzo
...and THIS ^^^ is what is going on in the minds of a lot of Europeans these days. In their demented minds, a group of people that make up less then 0.02% of the worlds population, ( that spend all of our time bickering among ourselves, and agree on nothing at all), are somehow totally in control of everything bad that happens. That's why, as a Jew, I'm not so inclined to spend as much time in Europe and Eastern Europe as I used to. It was always an issue, growing up in the UK, but the anti-Jew propaganda and hatred has definitely gotten MUCH MUCH worse over the last 10 years. In Amsterdam and in London in the last few years, I've had people try to get into fights with me on the streets about being a Jew. The level of ignorance and paranoia is freakishly bizarre. These days, when I go overseas on business, I just make sure to not bring it up or draw attention to myself. It's not worth the hassle.
Amazing how so many people can be such gullible morons.
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He means .2% it is an easy mistake. Now we're all bickering.
Seriously though, I read this morning an article with the title "Now Indians will rule silicon valley" because of Nadella. This was by an Indian mind you. Every group thinks they are good and every other group is bad - what is funny is, even if you put the big ones together, they promptly split themselves up and become littler groups who hate each other:
Witness in Kenya, among Africans ...
"The Kikuyu call themselves "the Jews of Kenya," envied and hated in equal measure for that entrepreneurial zeal."
"Many of the Kalenjin tribe are unapologetic. Robert Tutuny, a Kalenjin farmer, stood on a hillside on Sunday with an iron bar in his hands and looked down at the charred remains of a Kikuyu village that was razed a week ago.
?We hate these people,? Mr. Tutuny said."
Shia and Sunni, Hatfields and McCoys, Japanese and Chinese, Pakistani and Indian, any census group has little divisions that have resulted in millions of deaths.