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I guess my question,
and I'm not trying to be
contentious for the sake of it, it's... it's an honest question, "If people show up with guns
and clubs, some of them wearing
what looks like tactical armor
and they're chanting, "Jews will not replace us." At what point is it fair
for a Jewish person
who comes from a culture that people have been hunted
and killed,
at what point is it fair for them to feel
like violence is imminent?
and I'm not trying to be
contentious for the sake of it, it's... it's an honest question, "If people show up with guns
and clubs, some of them wearing
what looks like tactical armor
and they're chanting, "Jews will not replace us." At what point is it fair
for a Jewish person
who comes from a culture that people have been hunted
and killed,
at what point is it fair for them to feel
like violence is imminent?
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I guess my question,
and I'm not trying to be
contentious for the sake of it,
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it's... it's an honest question,
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"If people show up with guns
and clubs,
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some of them wearing
what looks like tactical armor
and they're chanting,
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"Jews will not replace us."
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At what point is it fair
for a Jewish person
who comes from a culture that
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people have been hunted
and killed,
at what point is it fair
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for them to feel
like violence is imminent?
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Movie Summary
Ira is one of America's unsung champions of civil rights and liberties. As his generation retires from the barricades, Ira reminisces on his life at the forefront of defending the rights of all Americans.