@FreeDuck,
FreeDuck wrote:
I think Barney owed the rest of the people in the town hall the courtesy of what he did in response to her question. Those people were there to talk about health care and presumably were interested in getting questions about health care answered. What this woman was interested in, I can't tell, but to have wasted the precious time necessary to allow her to speak until her lack of argument was transparent to all would have been a disservice to those who came with real questions. "Why do you support Nazi policies" is obviously not a question that she wanted an answer to, it was an accusation phrased like a question in order to obscure the fact that she was accusing a Jew of supporting Nazis.
Americans went to a lot of trouble and expense
to defeat the national socialists. The Jew in question
did not take much cognizance of that.
We did not go thru those exertions in order to reduce
and confine our own freedom of speech.
If a good American sees plans to do things
that are too similar to the plans of the nazis,
then he or she shoud point out those things, to be avoided.
If the Jews like that: fine.
If thay don 't like that: that 's
OK too.
Our freedom of speech is not curtailed upon the basis
of whether there r Jews around in the area who hear what is being said or see anti-left posters.
David
