Are Jews good or bad

Answer 1

What a question! I don't know (or care) what people or ethnicity you belong to, but how would you feel if people were asking questions like this about your lot?

The idea that whole peoples are bad or good is preposterous.

Answer 2

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There are good Jews and bad Jews, just as there are good Christians and bad Christians, good Muslims and bad Muslims, and good Hindus and bad Hindus. Jews may have done bad things, individually and as a group, but so have all other peoples.

Hitler had no reason to persecute or kill Jews, other than blind hatred or political expediency.

Answer 3

Nope, Hitler just hated them.

No, going back centuries, someone decided that it was the Jews fault that Jesus was executed and that all Jews on the face of the earth forever and ever should be punished and that it was their job to do the punishing.

The events affecting the Jews of Europe during the Nazi era were a culmination of centuries of mistrust, and abuse. Jews were often accused of being the source of society's problems; they were the universal scapegoat. The antisemitic writings of Martin Luther from the mid 1500s in Germany were often quoted or paraphrased by the Nazis.

Adolf Hitler's "hatred" of the Jews was one of the tools he used to convince the people of Germany that he knew the source of their economic problems and that he was the person who could correct the situation. He chose to use the long standing antisemitism in Germany to gain the people's support.

Answer 4

Judaism is a religion that does not condone reckless or bad behavior. However, Jews do not always live up to the standards of Judaism because they are human beings like any other group. Jews are able to lie, cheat, steal, kill, abuse alcohol, abuse drugs, jaywalk, cut classes, violate the Sabbath, disrespect others, treat animals cruelly, eat gluttonously, ignore the poor, drive recklessly, conduct business dishonestly, and participate in a broad spectrum of immorality, exactly as members of any other identifiable category are. In the case of Jews, their Judaic culture, law, and philosophy urge them in better directions, and have been sufficiently influential that they have been picked up by non-Judaic cultures.