[lbo-talk] Law Student With a History of Taking Left Turns

Nathan Newman nathanne at nathannewman.org
Fri Jul 18 15:15:40 PDT 2003


----- Original Message ----- From: "andie nachgeborenen" <andie_nachgeborenen at yahoo.com>
>I hope we are clear
>on everything now, you self-hating Jew.
>(another SHJ)

But I'm not even Jewish, except in some liberal Reformism given my atheism and Protestant Mom. So that gets me charges of being an insensitive goy and SHJ, sometimes based on the same comments. Based on this post: http://www.nathannewman.org/log/archives/000804.shtml#000804, I ended up getting slammed with a mess of nasty comments and I ended up with a whole discussion, plus comments on the right of non-Jews to talk about Israel here: http://www.nathannewman.org/log/archives/000804.shtml#000804

Found a whole site called halfjew.com that has a whole identity group discussing the issues of half-breeds and their confused identity in American society. http://www.nathannewman.org/log/archives/000807.shtml#000807

All part of the fun of discussing the topic.

-- Nathan

--- Nathan Newman <nathanne at nathannewman.org> wrote:
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Brad DeLong" <delong at econ.Berkeley.EDU>
> >So attributing ethnic clensing-- the official
> policy of parties within the
> >ruling Israeli government -- to Palestinians and
> their supporters is just
> >inaccurate. Some Palestinian groups are
> anti-Jewish and want their
> >expulsion, but it is not the official policy of
> almost any Palestinian
> >groups.
> >
> >-- Nathan Newman
>
> >I *know* that you are not as much of an idiot as
> this post suggests...
>
> I so love being a moderate on the issue of
> Israel-Palestine. I get
> denounced as a Zionist and an anti-semite for
> supporting a two-state
> solution.
>
> But the unmistakeable reality is that the OFFICIAL
> position of the rightwing
> parties in the present Likud government is
> "transfer", while the OFFICIAL
> position of the main Palestinian groups is either
> two-state solutions, or, a
> single state where Jews are welcome to stay as
> individual citizens.
>
> Most Israelis do not support transfer, but since it
> is considered a
> politically acceptable position in Israeli society,
> it would seem bizarre
> that merely advocating a single state without
> expulsion of the Jews would be
> unacceptable, even if a non-starter for negotiations
> with Israel.
>
> -- nathan Newman
>
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