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(2) Lyone, January 2, 2012 10:14 PM
This was odd
I agree that there are many self-hating Jews, and many anti-Semitic Jews, but I don't think that enjoying Wagner's music has anything to do with it one way or another. Wagner was a composer. He wrote great music. He was also an anti-semite. That made him a lousy person, but does it affect the quality of the music he produced? Can I appreciate or benefit from someone else's artistic or scientific or cultural innovation even though I abhor their personal qualities? I think we probably do it a dozen times a day.
(1) sarA, October 26, 2010 4:44 AM
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It might of worked if he would of rebuked him by showing him how much it pained him to hear a Jew singing to his delight what other had to painfully march to their deaths.