You have completely missed the point. I did not write what I did as some kind of attempt to derail this article, or to put words in his mouth.
My comment is factual and I did not make blanket statements to pit fall him into agreeing with. I merely feel that it is naive to exempt jews from blame, when zionism is the baby of judaism, it is pretty illogical to not blame jews for creating what they did.
And to underestimate the power of the jewish people and world jewery is a goose step away from gatekeeping in my mind. Regardless the rebuttal from lucylin was a poorly constructed fragmentation of my comment, designed to make me seem crazy for questioning a state of people based on religion. They fervently hate the palestinians and since the creation of their religious state, they have disregarded any sense of humanity and have disgustingly segregated themselves from the palestinians and taken their land and instigated an ereley reminisciant apartheid against them.
And as my comment stated, from personal experience, it is stupid to think that they are not to blame. As when I left the cult I grew up in and got to see the people around me for who they realy were, it was bleedingly obvious that they wanted this life, that they would defend it with everything they have. The same can be said factually about jews and judaism.
And to say that not all jews are the same and more traditional jews stand against israel and the like is proof not all jews are bad, is in one sense semi correct, as I do believe that there are jews out there that feel that way. But to give them all the benifit of the doubt is stupid and a dangerous precedent. If they all were so harmless, israel wouldnt exist, the palestinains would still have their homeland, and anti-semitism wouldnt be such a slur, and denying the holocaust wouldnt come with a 5 year jail sentence.