I'm today confessing that I, like our TV pal Jerry, made out with my ex-girlfriend during Schindler's list (my own personal "Outing"-not that there's anything wrong with that!). Hey, at least I'm not Jewish and I DID get to see it on video-good flick!
-Steve
In article [email] (Steve Johnson) writes:
You're right... how silly of us... such a rush to be judgemental. Of course it's okay for Gentiles to be making out in film about genocide. You've got nothing to worry about, Steve.
Steve Johnson recently wrote:
"I'm today confessing that I, like our TV pal Jerry, made out with my ex-girlfriend during Schindler's list (my own personal "Outing"-not that there's anything wrong with that!). Hey, at least I'm not Jewish and I DID get to see it on video-good flick!"
My question to Steve is about the comment that "..at least..." he's "... not Jewish..."
Hey Steve - I don't get it, what's that supposed to mean? Am I missing something here? Are you slaming it to Jewish people or did I take your comments out of contex?
Like I said when I e-mailed you (before I read this here), I just mean that since I'm NOT Jewish I've got no religious qualms about making out during a movie that has a lot to do with my heritage. :)
You're not gonna find a bigoted bastard here, my friend!
-Steve
On Wed, 22 Mar 1995, Mikal E. Belicove wrote:
Hey - lighten up Mikal! Don't look for anti-semitism when there is none! The point is that Jerry and his girlfriend, Rachel, were Jewish, hence the anger of Rachel's father after Newman's little disclosure.
Bernie