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Jewish author and anti-discrimination laws - right or wrong?
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As chair of the Jewish Centre for Law and Justice, he can't be told no without feining victimhood and blaming Anti-Semitism for not getting his way.
I imagine he'd be frowned upon and criticised by other Jews if he didn't scream anti-Semitism?
It's just too easy to make these claims, just like the Henry Nowak situation shows us.
Just another contrived load of bs, false claims of discrimination.
- Par for the course, it's their way to make claims like this.
They seem like decent people in the podcast.
They do a lot for disadvantaged people including non-Jews.
No excuse for trying to juice the word anti-semitism for all it's worth on a false basis however.
Maybe it should be a crime to scream anti-Semitism and racism when it's proven to be untrue.