The woke will go down harder than the unwoke. Because some of the unwoke will have each other's backs. But the woke will tear each other limb from limb. Eventually they came for Robespierre too. And the monster always returns to the castle.
@Heminator I don't think he would lie to me, especially after the @jonfavs and @RoKhanna vouched for him.
I have to mention that this is sarcasm, don't I
@TheAmishDude@feelsdesperate I don't think that's quite the case. I think the Obamas were planning a different candidate, probably Michelle, but when the Bidens were surprised by whoever had him resign they retaliated by endorsing Kamala and getting the ducks in a row for her.
@bethanyshondark This is also how I feel about people who tell Israel how to fight wars. This concept is true about so many things, but parenthood is one of the few where people learn this by first-hand experience.
Dara Horn chose the perfect title, but I think it's a little more complicated. Many people want their Jews some combination of demonized, defenseless, and / or dead. I think her best line was that Anne Frank is everyone's second favorite dead Jew. Somehow many people need us to be a perfect, innoncent sacrificial lamb - or be demonized for not being that.
@bullis_gra26131@SandraCravens5@hughhewitt@AmitSegal A third thing is self-selection. Nationalist Jews came to Israel. Cosmopolitan Jews were more likely to go to the US. American Jews like myself who became nationalist moved to Israel.
I'll mention two things:
1. Amit's comment is specifically true about policies related to Israel. Conquest's First Law is "Everyone is conservative about what they know best." Israeli Jews are more conservative (and more correct) about Israel policies than naive virtue-signaling people thousands of miles away. Also American Jews often vote largely on domestic concerns, while Israelis evaluate an American president primarily by their feelings and policies related to Israel.
2. American Jews' American experiences taught them that being kind and generous would get you treated with kindness and generosity. Israelis' experiences taught them to recognize the times when it's the opposite.