Teabagger Calls Bloomberg "Judenrat"

I am very angry at these Tea Party people for calling themselves that. By doing so they manage to besmirch a great historical event, a delicious and flavorful beverage, and a particularly fun activity all at once.

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Sometimes the hate against the tea party is made up.
Another act of Democrat vandalism falsely blamed on Tea Party

YOu have made a slight mistake in your diction. Democrat is a noun. Democratic is an adjective. You want the adjectival form when asserting vandalism by Democrats, so the correct form would be "Democratic vandalism." You also could have said, "vandalism by a Democrat."
 
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YOu have made a slight mistake in your diction. Democrat is a noun. Democratic is an adjective. You want the adjectival form when asserting vandalism by Democrats, so the correct form would be "Democratic vandalism."

Vandalcrats!
 
Politically correct Judenrats like New York Mayor Michael Boomberg and Scott Stringer...

I thought political correctness was doing something to avoid offending people who have no rational basis to be offended.

Aren't the anti-mosquers the ones being politically correct?
 
"Politically correct Judenrats like New York Mayor Michael Boomberg and Scott Stringer (Manhattan Borough President) and domestic enemies who are supporting the mosque - with open ties to Islamic Terrorist organizations and supporting states are doing nothing more than erecting a giant middle finger to be trust at the victims of 911... which includes all of civilized Mankind,"

It's always about erections
 
calling a Jewish person a "Judenrat" just because he supports the 1st Amendment of the Constitution, is too disgusting to describe.

This insanity needs to end.

What do you think appropriate circumstances are?
 
I'm starting to develop some respect for Bloomberg as a result of this fiasco.

Quoted by CNN:



Insh'allah, these words will not be lost.

It would be really cool to have the original source on that quote. I've searched but can only find Bloomberg quoting Rauf, not the original quote from Rauf.
 
It would be really cool to have the original source on that quote. I've searched but can only find Bloomberg quoting Rauf, not the original quote from Rauf.

Here you go. (I googled "interfaith daniel pearl memorial" and that was the first link that popped up. Didn't think it was going to be that easy, but I won't argue.)
 
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Here you go. (I googled "interfaith daniel pearl memorial" and that was the first link that popped up. Didn't think it was going to be that easy, but I won't argue.)

Thanks!

I put the quote directly into Google, but it's spelled differently in that document so it didn't hit on it. I gave up too easily. :)
 
I thought political correctness was doing something to avoid offending people who have no rational basis to be offended.

Aren't the anti-mosquers the ones being politically correct?

By that definition the anti-Mosquers are demanding political correctness from the ones who want to build the mosque.
 
It would be the same as the behavior or a Christian-rat or an atheist-rat. Makes the whole "Juden" prefix sorta pointless.

Yeah, that's kinda where I was going with that. :)



Parky,

The comment isn't offensive because the guy didn't deserve to be called a Judenrat. It's offensive because "Judenrat" is a racial slur, and racial slurs are offensive.
 
"Judenrat" means Jewish-rat, correct?

What would you describe "Judenrat" behavior to be?

Rat, in German means council or committee. Rathaus for example is the town hall.

Judenrats were essentially local government organisations Jews were forced to form by Germans. You can argue whether that makes them collaborators or not.

Ratte is the German word for the rodent.
 
"Judenrat" means Jewish-rat, correct?

No. "Rat" is the German for "council". Hence the term ""Rathaus" for what in English would be called "City Hall", or "Geheimrat" for "Privy Councillor".

Of course, he could have thought it was a cognate to the English word "rat". There's no way to know unless we can find out just which of his neurons were misfiring when he put his mouth in gear.
 
Of course, he could have thought it was a cognate to the English word "rat". There's no way to know unless we can find out just which of his neurons were misfiring when he put his mouth in gear.

Are you referring to the Teabagger or Thunder?
 
Of course, he could have thought it was a cognate to the English word "rat". There's no way to know unless we can find out just which of his neurons were misfiring when he put his mouth in gear.

i think its fare to assume, as this guy is such an ignorant bigot, he did assume "Judenrat" meant "Jewish rat".
 

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