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Originally Posted by jman220
Just complaining about the Jews you know in a way that can't help but be interpreted as a broad generalization...
How is it being interpreted anyway? I’m literally just describing my experience as a [secular] Jewish person whose family mostly associated with other Jewish people though i do not myself, eesh. If I didn’t know better yes I’d assume a large portion of Jewish voters in America voted Trump based on both that experience and the fact that Israel seems pretty fond of Trump comparatively to other nations. But no, I’m not here challenging pretty much every piece of data that contradicts what I’ve seen in my life, since i understand my experience is limited; someone like my brother who lives in LA and has contact with lots of young Jewish people in Hollywood and their families or my wife who went to Jew camp in CA might say different. I’m glad that you and microbet say otherwise because I’ve always thought it was crazy that Jewish people would lean Republican or even consider voting for Trump. I also know a lot of physicians who voted for Trump yet they’re another demographic that seems to have gone strongly Clinton, which is again what I’d expect.
Anyway we can drop the derail or people can keep challenging my life experience, if they so choose. Maybe I should also clarify the “complaining” is me being disappointed that I happen to have had a lot of experience with Jewish people being Conservative (politically) while I’ve always leaned the other way and it’s one of the things that has possibly pushed me away from the Jewish community. It should not be interpreted in any other way, sorry.