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To: searching123
Of course not. However, one should have factual evidence to support such a broad generalization.

Jews vote for the Democrats by wide margins.. Like 3-1. Hence the statement "Most (i.e. over 50%) support the Left" is objectively factual.

Is it anti-Semitic to make note of that?

19 posted on 09/11/2017 9:08:13 AM PDT by PapaBear3625 (Big governent is attractive to those who think that THEY will be in control of it.)
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To: PapaBear3625

Making a fair and accurate statement is not evidence of anti-semitism.

However, if someone uses language to evoke hostility, suspicion, fear, contempt or disgust toward ANY category of human beings — THEN — even a factually true statistical statement can be used for noxious purposes.

There are MANY demographic groups which, historically, have voted predominantly for Republicans or for Democrats OR for right-wing candidates or left-wing candidates.

So what? Why even bring that up unless your purpose is to make some adverse point (perhaps in coded language)


36 posted on 09/17/2017 11:58:30 AM PDT by searching123
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