Discussion on Jewish Stereotypes and History

That everywhere Jewish people go, eventually people start

to hate them and then expel them or segregate them or treat them

poorly. And that happened because of how they

behaved?

Everywhere they go, the same stereotypes,

the same attitudes, the same policies, the

same pattern in 109 countries. Now, some

people say that's a response to what they do.

They go places, they do the same things because of how

they are.

People get sick of it, and then horrible things

are inflicted on them.

Things, by the way, that I don't justify, that I don't sanction, that I don't think

are Christian, that I don't support. But that's one way of looking at it.

The other way of looking at it is these stereotypes come

from the imagination only of white people.

The stereotypes about Jewish people being greedy,

loving money, the stereotypes about them thinking

they're better than

everybody, about them hating Christians or harboring

resentment against Christians and white people, this siege

mentality that they have, this hostility towards

outsiders, that all exists in our

imagination. That comes from the imagination of the

sick, the wicked, the demonically possessed.

It is something intrinsic in our, our gray matter.

It's something intrinsic in the neurons or in the red blood

cells inside of our bodies. It is happening at the atomic

level that this information is being transmitted

from one country to another, from one culture to another, translated

across languages, across oceans, across millennia.

In the same way that, you know, we, we like our mom's milk, in the

same way that we like dogs for hunting, in the same way

that we think about the forest and swinging from trees like when we were

monkeys, we think Jewish people are greedy with money 'cause it's

just innate. It's innate. That's an attitude that leads to a

holocaust. Remember, because everybody is

flawed. Everybody acts as a group

except for Jews. They're perfect. They're fine. They're good.

They are beyond reproach.