That just makes your argument even weaker though. If you have to use a member of a fringe extremist group as an example to slander Jews then you're not standing on very firm ground.
That just makes your argument even weaker though. If you have to use a member of a fringe extremist group as an example to slander Jews then you're not standing on very firm ground.
Look, the guy you have supported here is open in his support of Kahane and the JDL. That's just the territory you occupy.
It sounds like you were suggesting that that statement is a widely held belief amongst Jews in general. The tabloid article you linked doesn't support that claim. So what exactly is your claim?
Let me just say that the article and commentary you posted could very easily have been misinterpreted as suggesting that Jews try to minimise the suffering of non-Jews at the hands of the Nazis. I'm sure you didn't mean it to come across this way because it is a very common trope in anti-Semitic thought, and I guess it was an honest mistake on your part. We'll leave it at that.