Should "be run out of this country". That was Hitler's original idea too
Patricia McAllister, a substitute teacher in Los Angeles was recently caught making the following anti-Semitic statement at the Occupy Los Angeles protest:
“Patricia McAllister, I’m here representing myself but I do work for the Los Angeles Unified School District. I think that the Zionist Jews who are running these big banks and our Federal Reserve — which is not run by the federal government — they need to be run out of this country.”
Los Angeles school officials say a substitute teacher has lost her job after making anti-Semitic comments during an interview. In a statement Tuesday, schools Superintendent John Deasy condemned remarks made by Patricia McAllister during a protest rally last week.
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Incitement to violence is generally held not to be protected free speech. Whether her remarks rose to that level is however a judgment call. She was certainly unwise to mention her employer.
Had she said the same thing on Facebook rather than at a public rally and had she not associated her employer with her remarks she may have gotten away with it.
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Off topic, but nice politically correct double standard
http://www.news.com.au/national/woman-gets-no-jail-for-sex-abuse/story-e6frfkvr-1226171268758
Woman has sex with 4 teens, gets no jail.
If she had just ranted about jews, she shouldn't have been fired, first amendment grounds. But the fact she called for ethnically cleansing jews makes it a lot more complicated.
And the funny part is, it'll be a Leftist Jewish lawyer who will defend her. Leftist Jews are some of the most tolerent people you will find, unless of course, you say something they dislike.
Licking Ice Cream Cones Promotes WHAT!
(Daily Mail)An ultra-orthodox Jewish sect trashed a Jerusalem ice cream parlour because they were disgusted by people licking cones in public believing it promotes promiscuity.
The owners of the Zisalek parlour in the Mea Shearim neighbourhood had put up posters asking people not to consume the snacks in public and installed separate entrances for men and women.
But religious zealots from the ultra strict Sikrikim sect did not believe the measures went far enough and broke in during the night to vandalise the premises.
Owner Guy Ammar said: 'They had a real ball with us. But we were not deterred. Residents here told us not to give up and business is going well now.'
The Sikrikim are named after a Jewish group which 2,000 years ago fought against Roman rulers and suspected Jewish collaborators.
They wear masks to hide their identity and strike mainly at night.
Ultra-Orthodox Jews make up about 8 percent of Israel's 7.7 million population. With an average of eight children per family, they are a fast-growing population.
Many live below the poverty line and tend keep to their own towns and neighbourhoods.
Mea Shearim area is small, less than half a square mile, and home to about 30,000 residents considered among the most tight-knit and reclusive of Israel's ultra-Orthodox Jews.
Other stores in the neighbourhood, where men wear traditional black garb and women bare little but their face, have had their windows broken, locks glued and foul-smelling liquid smeared on walls.
A Jewish man walks through Mea Shearim where shops are regularly attacked by hard-line zealots
A Jewish man walks through Mea Shearim where shops are regularly attacked by hard-line zealots
Marlene Samuels, manager of the nearby Or Hachaim bookshop said: 'They also threw once a bag of excrement inside and smashed our windows three times.'
Marlene's shop has been attacked more than 10 times since it opened a year and a half ago, Samuels said. The latest assault was last week when one of the store's branches had its locks glued overnight.
The shop's owner met with the Sikrikim several times.
Although the store stocks only religious books, they include volumes published by Zionist organsiations while the Sikrikim believe a Jewish state can be established only with the coming of the Messiah.
Sikrikim attacks have also been reported at Beit Shemesh, a mixed secular and religious town with a growing ultra-Orthodox community, about half an hour's drive from Jerusalem. The latest target there has been a religious girls' school.
The Sikrikim who reside near the school object to the way the girls dress. Since the school year began in September they have regularly picketed outside shouting out at the students, most of them younger than 12, that they are promiscuous.
'They claim to be religious but what they do is a crime against God, against the Torah and against humanity,' said David Rotenberg, who works at Or Hachaim.
Not much different then to the wierd sects seen in Islam and Christianity and other religions. Clearly the slippery-slope of religiosity.
She just stated fact.
Did she ask all the bankers to drop their pants to inspect if they are jews? or does sh ehave some antisemite jew list or something. ??? She speaks fact?
same spirit as Hitler, his hate lives on in fascist liberals.
Her problem was that she referenced her employer as if to give her views some basis of authority. She attempted to indirectly tie her employer to her comments.
The only thing that needs run out of america are the occuyers and illegal aliens especialy our president
What she said was stupid but it was clearly an expression of her personally held views.
It was no more an incitement to violence than what you will hear at most football games.
She MENTIONED her employer - I think she was intending to disassociate her views from her employer but she left it a bit ambiguous.
Finally, she was a substitute. I don't believe she ought be fired or blacklisted - but she might find it hard to get a substitute gig.
Mr Noachide
I have allowed you twice to put your case here
Do it again and I will delete it
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