Evil exists, and Israel has every right to defend itself, as do we all. This is Nazi terror redux, and God help the world if we let them roll over the world without a fight. It's eerily frightening to hear the nonsense of 'oh, can't we all get along' from people on the West Coast. Pray for peace is fine, but keep your powder dry and aim for the whites of their eyes. Islamofascists don't care how many they kill, they don't care if they die...they're going to paradise. Well, they're trying very hard to get nukes and fully intend to use them.
Spielberg and the rest of the moral relativist crowd are like that scientist in the old black and white version of 'The Thing'. The title might be 'It Came from Another World'. Anyway, the scientist allows the alien access to blood supplies at an arctic base and finally rushes down the hall to warn him that he's walking into a trap. (We can learn so much from you! We can live in peace! Blah, blah, blah.) Naturally, the monster bashes his head in.
The problem is that Spielberg and his pals are playing with our lives, not just their own. But I forgot, they're the elite, so smart, so much more ethical and self-righteous, they know so much more than the rest of us. In the immortal words of John F. Kerry, we should just sit down and shut up.
More than anything, people like and including Spielberg are completely disconnected from the realities of human actions in any relationship with what they/Spielberg does.
He's just completely and utterly disconnected on an emotional level as to the hideous and torturous realities that have and still can affect people's lives. And almost everyone like and similar to him is in the same degree of protected disconnect.
For instance, many years ago, Spielberg was heard to exclaim a description of some degree of poverty struck helpless by circumstances, as finding "only several hundred thousand dollars remaining" in "one of" your bank accounts. ~Only~.
That statement (I paraphrased) he made in all seriousness, as some sort of empathy response about the idea of personal struggle, that statement well describes his degree of protected disconnect from the harshness of our world, of just how painful some situations are and can be.
Many of these sort of people are among the Left nad exist in a sortof academic utopia realm, which also explains their popularity among academics, rebellious youth and disenfranchised, antisocial adults otherwise.