[eddiespaghetti]

"Their religious beliefs have nothing to do with their hypocracy, antichristian attitude and liberalism."
Really? Nothing at all?
That's becoming harder and harder to believe.....

FWIW: Two of the most prominent talk-radio hosts in the US, both of whom have for several years been the most outspoken in denouncing the anti-religious, not to mention decadent, garbage that comes out of Hollywood (in both movies and TV), and I'm talking about Dennis Prager and Michael Medved -- are Jewish.

RR: Are you willing to believe that THEIR religious beliefs have something to do with the stands they have taken on this issue? Or is someone being Jewish an important factor only when they are loathsome and offensive?

[churchillbuff]

RR: Are you willing to believe that THEIR religious beliefs have something to do with the stands they have taken on this issue? Or is someone being Jewish an important factor only when they are loathsome and offensive?

I'd say they're being true to an orthodox, conservative understanding of Judaism. The Foxmans, Eisners and Weinsteins are reflecting a strain of Judaism that is liberal and hateful towards christianity and traditional morality.

[river rat]

"Or is someone being Jewish an important factor only when they are loathsome and offensive?"

In a word, yes. It does become a noticed point.

The truly "loathsome and offensive" ones in the "public arena" do seem to be a larger number than statistics relative to the size of our Jewish population would lead one to expect...

Semper Fi