Comments by "June VanDerMark" (@junevandermark952) on "Do Jews Cause Antisemitism? | Unpacked" video.

  1. Envy over the material accomplishments of Jews hasn't anything in common with the "religion" of Judaism. Jews that thrive in the business world, were taught by their parents to work hard, get good educations, and be members of society that are then able to take care of their selves. Many young people that get into drugs, or alcohol, or young women that become pregnant must rely on "the system" for support, and many of these people are envious of the accomplishments of the Jews. That is not antisemitism. That is envy over the success of others, while viewing self as having failed "miserably."
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  2. The Christian religion from the get-go, was based on antisemitism. The story told by the first "Gnostic" Christians, was that the Jews were liars, and that the Gnostic Christians were telling the truth straight from "God." The secret to winning over the emotions of humans, is to tell them what they want to hear. The fact is, that before Judaism, there were many other religions with favorite salvation myths of their own. At one time Jews believed in many gods, until one group of Jews decided that if they created the one-god dogma of monotheism, every person on earth would have to join their religion if they wanted to be "saved." As history proved, that worked against their story that the Jews were God's chosen few, when along came a group of Jews, that didn’t like being controlled by the all-powerful Jewish Rabbis, and thought about how they could leave Judaism … create a theology about a son of the Jewish god, that would materialize on earth to teach the one and only truth, that only through Jesus could anyone be saved ... and that was the start of the Gnostic Christian religion, with Catholicism becoming predominant. And then, the Muslims got in the act, claiming that the one God (Allah, which is the Islamic word for God) favored only Muslims. Then the Protestants got into the act, by claiming that only they were favorites of Jesus. And now, we have the new age groupies, with their fables of Goddess love. I suggest that there never was a creator in existence, but rather, the stories were all a result of human imagination gone wild.
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