Abu Mazen’s Feet Vs Ann Coulter’s Tweet

Social media is aflame today because of the following tweet from political commentator Ann Coulter:

She’s said some less than smart things about Jews in the past.

It came as she live tweeted the latest Republican primary debate amid a series of tweets decrying why an American Republican primary debate involved what she felt was an inordinately large amount of discussion about Israel.

This is causing enormous fall out over the web. Ha’aretz and other left wing sites are overjoyed. TheBlaze goes over it quite fairly.

Meanwhile, elsewhere (but barely), it was reported that PA President Mahmoud Abbas (Abu Mazen) said the following about The Temple Mount and Jews who wish to visit it:

“Al-Aqsa is ours, the Holy Sepulcher is also ours. They have no right to dirty the mosque with their filthy feet, we won’t let them do it.”

The last time I checked Abu Mazen commanded an army of more than 175,000 armed men. Ann Coulter commands a book contract.

Excuse me while I think what he says is more important to the future of many Jews than a tweet from Ann Coulter.

My smelly Jewish feet and Ann Coulter

This post inspired by Ari Mendelson, author of “Bias Incident: the World’s Most Politically Incorrect Novel.”

12 thoughts on “Abu Mazen’s Feet Vs Ann Coulter’s Tweet”

  1. I’m not Jewish, conservative and I love Israel.

    No wait, Ann Coulter thinks I’m one of those f*ckin’ Jews the Republican Party is guilty of pandering to.

    She is barking up the wrong tree. Her bigotry isn’t going to lead Americans to end their love affair with the Jewish State.

    Barack Obama, G-d knows, has exerted mighty efforts in that direction and has fallen short.

    FWIW, I’ll take Jewish smelly feet (PA President For Life Abu Bluff’s anti-Semitic rant about Jews) over an Ann Coulter tweet any day.

  2. Ann Coulter is a bigot who says outrageous things to sell books. But she’s more than welcome to appear on Sean Hannity’s right-wing radio and t.v. shows as well as liberal Bill Maher’s show to spew her hate. I’m all for free speech, but there’s something sick about a society that tolerates this kind of behavior as a normal part of any political discussion.

    1. ahad_ha_amoratsim

      She does like to be provocative, but as concerns out-and-out, unreconstructed and blatant Jew-haters, I’m more concerned about Hannity’s frequent welcome to Pat Buchanan.

      1. The only reason Pat Buchanan cited as his opposition to Elena Kagen sitting on the U.S. Supreme Court was that she would become the third Jew serving as an associate justice at the same time. The six Roman Catholics, members of Mr. Buchanan’s faith, didn’t seem to bother him all that much.

        1. ahad_ha_amoratsim

          That sure fits with a long trail of remarks he has made over the decades. I can think of a lot of good reasons to oppose her appointment, but that one certainly did not occur to me.
          Ginsberg is one though for some reason I am blanking on the second.

          1. The three Jewish justices currently sitting on the U.S. Supreme Court are Ruth Bader Ginsberg (Clinton appointee), Stephen Breyer (Clinton appointee) and Elena Kagen (Obama appointee).

    2. free speech does not mean giving someone a platform to speak from

      she can scream in the town’s square

      she doesnt have the right to go on tv shows

      she does, because it usually means ratings….because americans love to look at fires, train and car wrecks

  3. this isnt the first time coulter has said something negative about jews

    she is a filthy animal

    we should not ignore jew hate…no matter where it comes from

    1. ahad_ha_amoratsim

      Why dignify him by calling him by his given name instead of a name that evidences his terrorist background, and his pride in arranging the murder of Jews?

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