You may or may not want to waste 3 minutes of your life listening to Susan Sarandon and while I agree with her on points like people suffering unjustly is horrible (although I try to care about all of them, not just one segment), statements claiming one doesn’t need their family who abandoned them (not even sure that’s happening) and “we’re your family” are statements cult leaders make while brainwashing folks.
@TonyStark the one thing to take away from this is for hardline zionists to feel free to disagree with antizionist Jews but not exclude them. Because you know you are and it's not good.
They're excluding themselves, and you're excluding them from the mainstream of Jewish civil society.
Hardline antizionists need to not abandon Jewish communities just because their ideas may be unpopular, making them uncomfortable. Because you know you are and it's not good.
@TonyStark Susan Sarandon is a remnant of the Radical Chic era of the late 60’s. She’s ready to toss in her facile support, quick to walk away when she doesn't get her way, completely unaffected by issues because of her wealth.
@Blueskyfox My eyes roll back into my head so far nobody can find them when she says stuff about losing her income. Give me a break. She’s worth like $60 million.
@saunders@Blueskyfox It’s extremely damaging to society to continue with “you’re either with me or against me.” It’s a false dichotomy that leaves no room for compromise which is the only way a society can advance. There will be some fringes that will refuse compromise or reason, of course, but “my way or the highway”, another form of the same thing, isn’t how forward movements happen.
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