@Olivier5,
Olivier5 wrote:Bernie is entitled to disagree with thepolitics of Israel and to call their response to the Gaza rockets disproportionate.
And when he falsely accuses other Jews of war crimes and calls on people to turn against them, I'm entitled to call him a Nazi.
Olivier5 wrote:It was in fact disproportionate.
Wrong. You cannot show a single disproportionate attack on Israel's part.
Olivier5 wrote:Just compare the number of death from those rockets to the number of deaths from Israel's retaliation...
First, the Palestinian death toll is faked. There is no real way to compare figures when there are no accurate figures.
Second, comparing such numbers is entirely irrelevant in any case. Even if there were lopsided numbers for real, that would not be at all relevant to anything.
Olivier5 wrote:When you use antisemitic concepts to tarr a Jew, like "self-hating Jew", you are in fact spreading Nazi ideas. You are also trying to stiffle freedom of speech.
The denunciation of Nazis is neither anti-Semitic nor a Nazi idea.
There is no stifling of freedom of speech. I am not preventing Sanders from being a Nazi. I am merely exercising my own freedom of speech to criticize him for being a Nazi.
Olivier5 wrote:Do you think Elie Wiesel was a Nazi?
All I know of him is the quote that you included in your post, but I did not see anything in that quote that sounded like a Nazi.