[Skooz]

His are the kind of statements that casually fall of the lips of somebody who has no ill will about the Jews?

Once, many, many, many years ago, I got drunk and, for some reason, decided that the people who lived in a house I was walking by were communists.

I yelled for them to come out of their house, and continually beat their bushes in frustration, as a friend looked on in a combination of revulsion and amazement. My friend and I were both bleeding from the fight I had just concluded with him because I had accused him, too, of being a "communist."

Next day, I was sober and did not believe either my friend or the people in the house were communists.

I was just drunk, you see.

[PBRSTREETGANG]

So you really like communists?

[Uncledave]

Once, many, many, many years ago, I got drunk and, for some reason, decided that the people who lived in a house I was walking by were communists.

You prove my point. You didn't like communists (nor do I) and ranted against them. You didn't accuse those people of being Norwegians or plumbers.

[elfman2]

"Once, many, many, many years ago, I got drunk and, for some reason, decided that the people who lived in a house I was walking by were communists. I yelled for them to come out of their house, and continually beat their bushes in frustration, as a friend looked on in a combination of revulsion and amazement. "

Alcohol’s a truth serum, blocks inhibitions. We say stupid things, but rarely things we don’t believe on some level. Regarding your drunk, you have issues with communists, but not your neighbors. Mel has issues with Jew, but not the cops.

You’ll rarely find more evidence for something someone wants to hide than that.