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Reason is that the typical jew will expect you to do something for him, then take it as a granted, then turn around and make it seem like you actually owe something to him.
Like here in Canada, they come here, bring all their relatives, try to cheat the system by saying that their families are refugees, and once investigated, they cry how the Canadian system is opressing them. Just one of many examples.
alexg: no one's saying that it's wrong to have own country. You're a nationalist and I respect that.
It's fundamental in jewish religion that they are "god's chosen people" aka superior to other nations.
But isn't it hypocritical that they expect people from other countries to not be nationalistic?
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