Tell me about where I touched the nerve in this one because obviously I try to do that and make everyone uncomfortable.
But try to also tell me anything that you've learned or anything that's you thought of before that , you've never set out loud for fear of the criticism that you would receive by (god forbid) exercising critical thinking over blind loyalty... Instead of holding tight to a belief , despite the fact that critical thinking makes it untrue (that's actually the definition of faith: Believing something beyond what critical thinking tells you is true)
You covered a lot of territory, lots of topics maybe I missed it but one issue that is a concern for me that you did not discuss was the fact that a Harvard university president, the first black woman lost her job because she allegedly was not protecting Jewish students from antisemitism what is your comment on that also students from all backgrounds who stood up exercise their first amendment right to protest on their campuses against what they believe to be a genocide taking place in Palestine we’re expelled from school and worse opportunities for employment were blocked posters on vehicle vehicles were in the streets with their name, addresses and phone Numbers. How do you reconcile that with supporting Judaism? You have some strong statement so I’m curious to know what your strong statement is on this
Tell me about where I touched the nerve in this one because obviously I try to do that and make everyone uncomfortable.
But try to also tell me anything that you've learned or anything that's you thought of before that , you've never set out loud for fear of the criticism that you would receive by (god forbid) exercising critical thinking over blind loyalty... Instead of holding tight to a belief , despite the fact that critical thinking makes it untrue (that's actually the definition of faith: Believing something beyond what critical thinking tells you is true)
You covered a lot of territory, lots of topics maybe I missed it but one issue that is a concern for me that you did not discuss was the fact that a Harvard university president, the first black woman lost her job because she allegedly was not protecting Jewish students from antisemitism what is your comment on that also students from all backgrounds who stood up exercise their first amendment right to protest on their campuses against what they believe to be a genocide taking place in Palestine we’re expelled from school and worse opportunities for employment were blocked posters on vehicle vehicles were in the streets with their name, addresses and phone Numbers. How do you reconcile that with supporting Judaism? You have some strong statement so I’m curious to know what your strong statement is on this