In Ancient Israel, at the time of the compilation of the books of history and prophecy found in the Old Testament, the Jews were the majority. But the Jews lived among themselves without many interactions with the people of the surrounding nations. Jews in America can continue without interference to live this prophecy by adhering to the millennia-old tenets of the Jewish faith and practicing the laws of our Torah. The Great American Melting Pot is a half-baked notion. All Americans, of all faiths, would do well to stoke their respective cultural fires and keep their traditions alive and vibrant.
Culture mixing into politics, though, stews a deadly brew.
The political framework of America was penned and ratified over 200 years ago. There is no provision in the United States Constitution for people tweaking with its basic structure just because it doesn t suit some particular group s religious or cultural ideals. If American Jews choose a culture of willing victimhood, that s their sickness and stupidity. But to foist the willing victim mindset upon the majority and engage in political activism to make this idiocy the law of the land is beyond audacious. It is inviting the ultimate clash with a majority that doesn t much care for such insolence.