Talk:Tibor Rubin

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[edit] What A Slap To Audie Murphy

Pass a bill, the Jewish War Veterans Act, and hand out medals to create more 'Positive' feelings about Jews in wars

[edit] NPOV

Once again...sigh...read it.

I mean "vicious" anti semite and was overlooked because of systematic anti-Semitism by his superiors.

Is there any proof? --hello, i'm a member | talk to me! 02:35, 17 June 2006 (UTC)

You mean besides the "lengthy affidavits submitted by nearly a dozen men who served under him"? And the fact that Congress - presumably after considering evidence in committe - passed the Jewish War Veterans Act? How about the fact that the Secretary of the Army had to consider each medal awarded under the act individually (read the act)? It's not POV if it's established fact. --goodbye, you're a moron | done talking to you! Richard75 18:45, 12 July 2006 (UTC)

Your response is a personal attack unbecoming to this article. That the editor initiating the question app. hid his identity in no way excuses such behavior. The affidavits support anti-semitism by a single individual, not "systemic anti-Semitism"--the question is a valid one regarding the systemic reference. A citation was requested and is needed. If it's an established fact, then footnote it.--Buckboard 09:04, 24 July 2006 (UTC)

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