Bachmann's surprise visit to synagogue backfires hilariously

[hgc]

It's arguably the holiest day in the Jewish calendar. For someone who writes a lot about Jews, you don't seem to know much about them.

He's not writing; he's trolling. Why are you engaging him?

 

[Tricky]

She thinks of herself as being Jewish, so why not?

She thinks hating Muslims makes her Jewish? Does hating Jews make you a Muslim?

 

[Loss Leader]

Why is Yom Kippur so special to Jews? I remember reading about a New York editorial writer complaining about Ahmadinejad giving his talk at the UN on that day.

Try this link.

 

[marksman]

He's not writing; he's trolling. Why are you engaging him?

You're right. Couldn't resist.

 

[Foolmewunz]

Well, try as one might, there's no Metapedia article on Yom Kippur, so MaGZ may actually have no way to find out about it.

 

[angrysoba]

But it does show that supporters of Israel are not automatically Republicans - there are other issues involved.

Eh? I don't think it shows anything one way or the other about supporters of Israel. Bachman went to a synagogue not an Israel supporters meeting.

 

[BenBurch]

Eh? I don't think it shows anything one way or the other about supporters of Israel. Bachman went to a synagogue not an Israel supporters meeting.

I wish I could draw a Venn diagram.

Almost universally a Conservative congregation will be comprised entirely of supporters of Israel. So it can be assumed to be a proper subset.

So if I show that some members of a proper subset are X, then necessarily some members of the set are.

 

[Cleon]

Yeah, the Conservative community is very strongly Zionist, though not as much as the (non-Hassidic) Orthodox.