Re: Another Censorship . . . .

Seth Rothberg <[email protected]> Sat, 17 Jan 2004 16:16:15 -0500
Newsgroups gmane.comp.kde.cafe
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On Saturday 17 January 2004 03:46 pm, Andreas Pour wrote:
> I believe it is most from anecdotal evidence and also b/c the rabbis tend
> to believe in the Talmud and the latter is very much against it (you want
> some quotes? I am happy to provide them!).

I have anecdotal evidence. You have anecdotal evidence. We are two blind men 
trying to describe a complicated beast. At least I know that. It's not clear 
to me that you do.

Nonetheless, my second point was more important. I'll try to say it more 
clearly than I did in my last post. Even if, for the sake of argument, I 
grant that most Jewish rabbis will not marry a mixed couple, that's not at 
all equivalent to the statement from the KKKers.  They seem to be claiming 
that whites (whoever they are) are somehow under duress from "the 
multiracialist experiment forced on us by King's handlers" (whoever they are) 
to stop whites from reproducing. The Jews make no such claim. Many may want 
Jews to marry only Jews but, so far as I know, no one claims that Christians 
are forcing Jews to marry them. This is a crucial distinction. Attempting to 
preserve your culture through practice and reproduction is not racist. 
Claiming, against all fact, that "multiracialists" are preventing whites from 
breeding purely is.

> You might pick on the "fabric" terminology but that is all it is.  The
> essential point is that of no inter-marriage.
>
> Can you show me any rabbis how are enthusiastic about Jews marrying
> non-Jews? Can you show me a Jewish group - such as the supposedly
> anti-racist ADL - that encourages it?  A website, book or some such?

Why should I? Who cares?

Seth Rothberg

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