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10 years ago @ Jewish Daily Forward - What\'s Israel\'s Plan... · 0 replies · -2 points

If annexation is the answer, there will have to be an expulsion. The problem is I don't think Israel's current ruling class has the balls to go through with it.

10 years ago @ Jewish Daily Forward - The Ukrainian Revoluti... · 1 reply · 0 points

I could see myself supporting the BNP if I lived in England. The main point is that nationalism and multiculturalism do't mix, and the EU is committed to multiculturalism. If the Ukraine ever gets to the level of wealth of Western Europe it will become a target for non-European immigrants with the EU's immigration policy.

10 years ago @ Jewish Daily Forward - The Ukrainian Revoluti... · 3 replies · 0 points

Well there is the fact that British people are a minority in their capital city and that the European Union has promoted non-European immigration and multiculturalism in it's members states. Do you deny either of these facts?

10 years ago @ Jewish Daily Forward - Happy Equal Pay Day! &... · 0 replies · +1 points

Oh, speaking of dads. What about their choice to go back to work full-time and leave all things domestic to the kids? Surely this is one of the “choices” that factor into the wage gap, and yet we never discuss it. Anyway, they really are the ones who should be staying home considering that studies show that employers are less likely to make job offers to mothers, and when they do they get less m0ney, while fathers, on the other hand, are subject to no such treatment.

Of course it is discussed and the reality is that on average when looking at the work-childcare tradeoff men lean towards work and women lean towards childcare, on average of course. Here is some data that will make feminists unhappy:

A strong majority of all working mothers (62%) say they would prefer to work part time.Only 37% of working moms would prefer to work full time. Working fathers have a much different perspective. An overwhelming majority (79%) say they prefer full-time work.

source: pewsocialtrends(dot)org/2009/10/01/the-harried-life-of-the-working-mother/

Why is this? The reason is obvious, throughout all of history, both hunter-gatherer an civilized, most of the childcare has been done by women(they did other "work" too of course). But feminists would believe that thousands of years of experience would not lead to evolutionary differences between men and women.

10 years ago @ Jewish Daily Forward - Nearly 900,000 Israeli... · 0 replies · +1 points

Unregulated cap!talism really isn't the main problem. Israel is much better off now then it was in the 1970s, and yet it is still substantially s 0 c i a l i s t. It cannot be compared to the United States. The p0verty in Israel is mainly caused by high breeeding subgroups of the Israeli population, the Arabs and the Haredim.

10 years ago @ Jewish Daily Forward - Nearly 900,000 Israeli... · 0 replies · +1 points

Unregulated cap!talism really isn't the main problem. Israel is much better off now then it was in the 1970s,

10 years ago @ Jewish Daily Forward - Nearly 900,000 Israeli... · 1 reply · +1 points

Unregulated capitalism really isn't the main problem.

10 years ago @ Jewish Daily Forward - Manischewitz: Now Brou... · 0 replies · +6 points

Bain capital is a perfect caricature of what is wrong with American finance, which has as it's main goal to make m0ney, uncaring about the ethics of how it does it. Combine apathetic capitalism with low taxes and no unions and you get skyrocketing inequality.

10 years ago @ Jewish Daily Forward - The Ukrainian Revoluti... · 5 replies · 0 points

Is my statement factually inaccurate?

10 years ago @ Jewish Daily Forward - France\'s Quickly Chan... · 0 replies · +8 points

Hopefully France's Jewish population isn't as deluded as the Forward writers. A majority of the French Jews are Sephardi, they know first hand how Arabs can be, unlike the Ashkenazi Forward writers who see the most important enemy as the Christian Goy and who swamp France with Muslims and Blacks in order to get "revenge" against the French Christians for past persecution. I do know that French Jews mostly supported Sarkozy in the past election, does anybody have any data on the extent of Jewish support for Le Pen?

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