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Wednesday, October 16, 2013

LA Jewish Journal Compares Non-Violent Tea Party To Jihadists

Let the Jewish Journal Hear from You


On Friday, October 11, the Los Angeles Jewish Journal, which is handed out free to virtually every synagogue in the city of Los Angeles and which has a circulation of 50,000 copies and 150,000 weekly readers, ran the following cartoon, comparing the Tea Party to Islamic jihadists.

The Journal has both readers and advertisers acutely attuned to the needs of victims of Islamist terror. For the Journal to run such a cartoon comparing Tea Partiers, who simply want less government spending, to Islamist terrorists who murder babies in pizza parlors, is despicable.

Email editor Rob Eshman at robe@jewishjournal.com to express your displeasure.

Sample Email:

In the subject line put:  
Comparing the Tea Partiers to Islamic Suicide Bombers is Despicable

In the body of the email: 
The Journal should apologize to both the non-violent Tea Partiers, and the actual victims of Islamist terrorism mocked by this cartoon (You can change up or add any additional comments)


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UPDATE: Jewish Journal editor Rob Eshman has released a statement in the aftermath of pressure from TruthRevolt, stating, "we are especially sensitive to the impression many have that the cartoon somehow trivializes the horrific, real suffering wrought by Islamic terrorists. That is clearly not Greenberg’s intention – and I offer my apology to anyone who sees the cartoon exclusively in that light."

Guess what, that's not good enough, all he said was he was sorry it appeared to 'trivialize' the horror of terrorism.  He never said he doesn't consider Tea Party members akin to the Islamic terrorist.   

He needs to publicly recant/renounce this despicable cartoon and comparing the freedom loving, non-violent Tea Party to terrorists.  

In case he doesn't understand the word recant, here's a definition for him:

re·cant

verb \ri-ˈkant\

: to publicly say that you no longer have an opinion or belief that you once had

Full Definition of RECANT

transitive verb
1
:  to withdraw or repudiate (a statement or belief) formally and publicly :  renounce
2
:  revoke
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