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Always interesting selection of culture and politics, from an Anglo-American bent.
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Libertarian blog, packed every day.
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Antisemitism in the guise of politics
This is is a thoughtful piece by Janet Ellen Levy on the signal lack of outrage at increasing antisemitism.which takes the form of 'political' arguments.
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I read the Janet Levy article and don't disagree except in one way - Israel and the Jews are not necessarily the first thing on everyone's mind as, say, the cricket or the tele programmes are. So when the committed antisemites rant and there's no reaction, it's not always because people agree with them - it's sometimes because people are sick of them and of the whole business.
This is no reflection on the Jews themselves. They are one of the issues occupying the mind and an important issue but not the only one.
Stated by: James on August 16, 2006 12:10 PM
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