Twoblink and Abenaki
I'm another descendant of Abraham who is the antithesis of the stereotypical anti-gun Jew. One need not be Albert Einstein to figure out that if only 10% of those Jews murdered in Europe during WW2 had taken out one German or Ukranian or Polish or whatever soldier/cop/goon, then some 600,000 would have died trying to perpetrate Hitler's fiendish plans. Of course, at such a ratio the whole process would have stopped well short of 6 million murdered Jews for 1 of 2 reasons: 1) Hitler and his minions would have realized that it was too expensive to fight a war and murder the Jews simultaneously and, therefore, it would have stopped or 2) the murders would have continued, along with the German, etc. casualties, leading to a faster conclusion to the war due to a lack of manpower on the Axis side, thereby leading to less murders (e.g. maybe the 500,000 Hungarian Jews shipped off to the gas chambers in January 1945 wouldn't have been, because the Russians would have already owned Berlin).
However, as the old Yiddish saying goes (translated into English): "
IF your grandmother had balls, she'd be your grandfather." IF is a big word, and my distant relatives and co-religionists in Europe 2 generations ago didn't, in fact, take up arms in large numbers. Why so many of those left - at least in the US and in Europe - haven't learned the lesson is quite beyond me. I certainly have, and I'll only be disarmed when I'm dead. My wife (not the typical "J.A.P.") knows how to shoot and will be doing lots more as time goes by. Our children will be trained from pups to respect and use firearms, and be intellectually armed against the insidious rantings of the uber-Lefty anti-gunners.
BTW, my wife's uncle, who not only saw his father and brother killed in front of him but was a "guest" in Auschwitz and 3 other similarly luxurious resorts so kindly provided by the Nazis, owns machine guns and numerous other fun toys. He'll also be disarmed only when dead.
Those who think that all Jews are anti-gun should try meeting my friends and family - some are anti-gun (not the friends, since I can choose them), but most are not. I make fun of the rest regularly, and love to spoil their preconceptions by telling them after a day or weekend of fun that they just experienced a miracle - they were in the presence of an armed gun nut and didn't even know that a gun was present, let alone get shot 57 times by the concealable, full-auto revolver that shoots armor-piercing hollow-points that can take out airliners from 5 miles away without aiming.
Seriously, it does pay to burst bubbles, and it is also fun to see the bug-eyes and slack-jaws that the announcement of a nearby loaded weapon brings.