Wednesday, January 2, 2019

Ohio MD Publicly Vowed to Poison Jews Six Years Ago, Remained Employed.



An MD in Ohio publicly vowed to poison Jews -- six years ago -- and had been employed up until this past month. 

 Mainstream news sources are not covering this story, or, I have not found their coverage. 

 The news broke on websites. Today it's appearing on Fox and Daily Mail. Another story just broke minutes ago at the Daily News. 

 If this doctor were Polish or Catholic, or Polish and Catholic, her virulent, deadly anti-Semitism would be front page news.

 Yet CNN and the NYT appear not to be interested in this story. 

 Why not? 

 Because all hate is not equal. The hatred promoted by some ideologies is treated with kid gloves. 
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  1. Mr. Jan PeczkisJanuary 2, 2019 at 1:25 PM

    "Because all hate is not equal. The hatred promoted by some ideologies is treated with kid gloves."

    That's the gist of the whole problem.

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