Comments by "Babu" (@Babu-kr3cr) on "Corey Gil-Shuster" channel.

  1. The Jewish guy at the end is probably right, though he sounded funny to the Arab. He says it is all about money, there will always be conflicts about money and progress goes in circles. It says right in the holy scriptures that the love of money is the root of all evil. He says he doesn't believe in protests because people go right back to the way things are after; he said they crawl back in their burrows and accept what is going on. I love how everyone has their own separate opinion though. In America everyone tries to agree with the person next to them, like they don't have the courage to stand out or stand alone. He says people in Israel won't stand together for anything. It makes me happy to see that people care about their neighbors though.
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  2. The first lady had the best answer. She got the question because she was probably a real hippie not a hipster wannabe. She says, they are crazy, they try to look sexy, and they are a joke like a cartoon. That about sums it up. Meanwhile the hipster girl behind her at the counter is giving her a dirty look.
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  3. I agree with the two people at the end, the two friends. If people just left them alone, they would get along, but because of politics there are opinions dribbling down on them as the Druze said, of what they should think of each other. If a Jew sees an Arab selling felafel, he won't want to start a fight with him as the Jew said. The fights are being instigated from outside. I think the couple in the beginning were just right wing reactionaries like we have in the USA who now want to vote Trump. They get all emotional and think there is an easy answer, but they are just grasping at simple solutions out of lack of patience and humility. The other couple of people interviewed just seemed to be happy relaxed ordinary people who are willing to get along with others. So it looks like 4-2 in favor of trying to get along. That is pretty good.
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  4. At least they are honest and tell you how the really feel. A lot of people are racist and won't admit it, especially against Jews. I think people hide behind laws and culture to excuse their hateful feelings or feelings of disregard. There are a lot of people with good hearts, religious or not. It is usually the ultra-conservative religious anywhere who are the most racist. This isn't the time of Joshua. Now you have to adapt to the new times, the Arabs who are already there. You can't impose Noahide laws on them. This is now a shared land. Hashem did not say come back and kick everyone else out. He said to treat the foreigner in your land like a brother. People who say that don't have the spirit of the Torah though they claim to follow the teachings of it. They have a dead spirit of hate.
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