Pam Geller really ought to preview her posts before she publishes them on the internets. She also might learn the difference divestiture and boycotting, and between public and private institutions of higher learning. According to Geller, we are all obligated to hold stock in Israeli corporations, and if we don’t then we are not only practicing anti-semitism but we’re actively waging jihad against the United States. She’s kinda unhinged. But you knew that.
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I recall that many conservatives opposed divestiture of South African companies back in the Reagan era. The idea offered in opposition to divestiture was we were punishing the poor blacks who worked for those companies.
In short, you were a bigot if you opposed apartheid by not investing in South Africa. Pam G is basically playing the same melody but presenting it in a much less subtle manner.
Didn’t Mandela support divestiture?
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"But I will not let myself be reduced to silence."yes
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"But I will not let myself be reduced to silence."Great .. now spineless Harry Reid has joined with the wingnuts … ugh!!
Link?
Nvm, just read over at Sargent’s. What a tool.
it’s a lot like a rubber-hammer whack on your kneecap…
don’t expect a reasoned, rational response to a religion-based issue.