kanethenotorious
Phoron
I think a middle position is consistent with my cynical distrust of populism. Basically, Jews do have too much influence. However, the average Jew is really only guilty of having doors opened that otherwise would not have been opened. They're on the receiving end of nepotism, but not the dealing end of nepotism. They're only a few "dealers." They're many "users."
An extreme position would argue that the average Jew is somehow ideologically in a chess game with the small number of Jews who have huge amounts of influence, but my stance is they (the average Jew) profit from it but they opportunistically profit from it. I'd conclude this is a good middle stance. Not too extreme. Not complete denial.
An extreme position would argue that the average Jew is somehow ideologically in a chess game with the small number of Jews who have huge amounts of influence, but my stance is they (the average Jew) profit from it but they opportunistically profit from it. I'd conclude this is a good middle stance. Not too extreme. Not complete denial.