dcmdon
NES Member
. . . . But, we probably are a minority among our Jewish friends and family.
Which baffles me. I have family that died in the Holocaust, others that barely escaped, including my mother, (who was a child at the time). Why anyone of my faith would trust anyone in authority to "take care of them" is utterly beyond me.
Allen,
Its truly baffling to me too. You know the saying "Never Again". . . . . which is meaningless because most jews willingly disarm themselves.
One of the most rabid pro-gun whack jobs I've ever met was a neighbor of mine named Bernie. He's dead now. He was older, lived alone and pretty much kept to himself. He had strange tattoos on his left forearm. When I got older, my parents explained to me that he had been in a concentration camp and had led an uprising and escape. Everyone else in his family died.