talktooloose

Some YouTube troll writes this comment on a Bill Maher interview: "why is there almost always at least one Jewish commentator, critic, etc."

Despite the fact that it is clear what his leading question means, I, like an idiot, answer: "Because Jewish culture has long been one based on intellectual discussion and debate. Our homes are often like that and so a disproportionate number of Jewish kids grow up to be pundits, critics, writers."

I get two responses. The first is from the original poster:

I agree but also there is another anser (sic):
That is because the media is heavily influenced by Jewish people ...and please don't call me anti Semite for this statement my mom is Jewish.
Thank you :)

(Please! Some of the biggest anti-semites are Jews.)

The second response has me left me talking like Pauly Walnuts all morning:

Not buying it. In countries where there are few Jews there is plenty of intellectually stimulating discussion. In the U.S., there is a clannishness in elite sectors of media, law and politics. Jews are proud of and believe it their ethical duty to collaborate -- there willingness to corner the market supported by the quasi paradoxical conviction of being both the victim and the chosen. America by now is in the hands not of a Jewish cabal but a Jewish mafia. Too much clubiness in my opinion.

(Hey, I know where you live! Ya better sleep wit one eye open! Shalom.)