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Verbal Aggression and Moral Superiority as Components of the Jewish Approach to Immigration

February 8, 2015/53 Comments/in Jewish Moral Particularism/by Kevin MacDonald

It’s refreshing to see John Derbyshire’s comment on his experience at National Review with conservatives dealing with immigration policy. Words have power—magic—and sometimes they have so much of it that we can no longer discuss rationally the things they refer to. That has been the case with National Question issues for as long as I have been […]

Towards ‘Kosher Nationalism’? (1): The Unstable Jewish-Gentile Dialectic

January 17, 2015/70 Comments/in Featured Articles, Jewish Influence in France, Jewish Support for Multiculturalism, Jews and the Right/by Guillaume Durocher

I have been somewhat puzzled by recent developments in the French media, namely, the emergence of the so-called “nouveaux réactionnaires” (new reactionaries) advocating restriction of (overwhelmingly African/Muslim) immigration and a defense of French identity. “None of the neo-reactionnaires – not even Camus – claims allegiance to the FN [French National Front],” the BBC helpfully […]

Alon Confino: Jews as Symbols of Morality

August 18, 2014/41 Comments/in Featured Articles, Jewish Self-deception/by Kevin MacDonald

Further evidence, if any were needed, that many Jews are simply incapable of comprehending collective Jewish wrongdoing while at the same time attributing collective guilt to Germans or Christians can be seen in a review of A World Without Jews: the Nazi Imagination From Persecution to Genocide by Alon Confino, an Israeli who is professor of history at […]

Reflections on Some Aspects of Jewish Self-Deception: Part 1. Introduction

May 8, 2014/4 Comments/in Featured Articles, Jewish Self-deception/by Andrew Joyce, Ph.D.

‘Reality denied comes back to haunt.’ Philip K. Dick, Flow My Tears, The Policeman Said Introduction A persistent theme at TOO, and in the works of anyone objectively dealing with Jewish historiography, culture and politics, is that of self-deception. A couple of hours spent reviewing the TOO archive reveals more than thirty articles which deal […]

Two Ingroup Morality Items

January 12, 2014/4 Comments/in Jewish Double Standards on Immigration and Multiculturalism in Israel vs. the Diaspora, Jewish Ethics/by Kevin MacDonald

As noted ad nauseum at TOO, while Diaspora Jews in the West continue to promote immigration and multiculturalism as intrinsic goods and unquestioned moral ideals, in Israel the whole point of public policy is to retain its Jewish character. The most recent example is shipping to Sweden dozens of African refugees living in Israel. Patrick Cleburne’s […]

Ultra-Orthodox Jewish Ethics: Gaming the System

August 10, 2013/1 Comment/in Featured Articles, Jewish Ethics, Orthodox and Hasidic Jews/by Kevin MacDonald

At TOO we have had several articles on the culture of corruption that pervades many traditional Jewish communities. Edmund Connelly’s “The Culture of Deceit” presents examples going back to the 18th century, citing Wilhelm von Dohm, a Prussian official that Jewish communities were engaged in “the breaking of the laws of the state restricting trade, […]

Thanksgiving: “Lincoln” and “Django Unchained”

November 24, 2012/129 Comments/in Arts and Clture and Politics, Featured Articles/by Kevin MacDonald

The problem with holidays like Thanksgiving is that they give White people the impression that nothing has really changed. Just like when we were young, there is a huge Thanksgiving dinner, football on TV, and family get-togethers. The only difference is that now it’s all followed by an orgy of shopping on Black Friday, which […]