[lbo-talk] it was punk rock that set him off

[joel schalit]

In my view, this discussion of philo-Semitism is awkward, because
anti-Semitism almost always has a mimetic component to it. There's
always a desire to possess or take over the identity of the other, of
the Jew (or the Muslim.)

Christian Zionism's fetishization of Jewish/Israeli identity doesn't
help clarify things, due to it's instrumentalization of Israel, and
Israeli Jewishness. However, that instrumental view of Jews is still
as violent as a Nazi perspective.

Joel

On Wed, Jan 12, 2011 at 8:09 AM, SA <s11131978 at gmail.com> wrote:
>  On 1/12/2011 1:30 AM, Joseph Catron wrote:
>
>> The key word being "tolerates," as philo-semitism is a much stronger
>> tendency in white supremacism these days (and probably has been since
>> 1948).
>
> Who were the philo-semitic white supremacists in 1948?
>
> SA
>
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