Been meaning to blog about this one all week. Telling any ethnic group which has lived somewhere for several generations you don't have a right to exist here is racist and wrong in all circumstances. It's wrong in Arizona and it's wrong in Israel
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What especially disgusts me is that a majority of the American public agrees with Arizona's anti-Hispanic law, which is certainly part of what emboldened them to attempt to negate the Constitution. Of course, as late as 1994, less than half of Americans approved of interracial marriages.
The shittiest part is that there's not a damned thing I can do about it.
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I don't think they'll be as successful with that one. Amending the US constitution is really, really difficult. A state can't just pass a law saying "Let's ignore it."
So we should keep an eye on it, but I don't think it's going anywhere.
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That is assuming people actually want to investigate and find the truth instead of just accepting a concept that supports the bias they want to believe in.
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It's important to keep in mind that this isn't about criticizing Israel, because we should be able to criticize them. They have done a heck of a lot to warrant criticism. But it is a very different thing to say they should give up the country they've lived in for generations and go back to Germany and Poland, where millions of their people were slaughtered.
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Yes, exactly.
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