Among some Jewish-American producers, agents and executives there’s a sense that — even if the V.P. pick was the result of electoral calculations — those calculations come with baked-in antisemitic assumptions about the electorate.
Among some Jewish-American producers, agents and executives there’s a sense that — even if the V.P. pick was the result of electoral calculations — those calculations come with baked-in antisemitic assumptions about the electorate.
No, I don’t think the particular thought you had was reasonable. Which is why I made the comment I did.
People are allowed to think differently, y’know?
Are you against Marxism-Lennonism?
Well, I have never heard about the beatles singers version of communism. And looking through his wiki it doesn’t mention any political writings of that nature.
Can’t be against a philosophy that doesn’t exist. But if it did, it would get corrupted very shortly after being implemented.
So you aren’t against it, but you don’t think it would work?
A non-existent theory can’t work.
What we have now, does it work?
Don’t switch the topic.
But we’re talking about things that don’t work, I’d say it’s perfectly on topic.
Unless it’s something you’re unwilling to talk about.
No, you were talking about a political ticket that can’t exist and political theory that doesn’t.
You know you can reread your previous comments?