First They Came for Pamela Geller--But Certain Clueless, Craven Jews Who Refuse to See the Parallels Between Islamic Supremacists and Nazis Condemned HER and Not the Jew-Loathers

An American Thinker updates Pastor Niemöller's oft (too oft?) repeated testament for our times:

Pamela Geller is speaking up the way Martin Niemöller says Germans should have spoken up while they still had freedom of speech. To paraphrase for the benefit of Eric Yoffie, and his fellow travelers in the Anti-Defamation League, 

First they came for the Saturday people, and I did not speak up because I am not a Jew.

Then they came for the Sunday people, and I did not speak up because I am not a Christian.

Then they came for the "wrong kinds" of Muslims, and I did not speak up because I am not a Muslim.

Then they came for gay people, and I did not speak up because I am a heterosexual.

Then they came for women, and I did not speak up because I am a man.

Then they came for me, and nobody was left to speak up. 

Eric Yoffie and those like him have every right in the world to hold political positions, advocate for those positions, and vote accordingly. They cross the line, however, when they confuse a political agenda with a religion, and claim to speak on behalf of other members of the religion in question.

Eric Yoffie and those like him are tikkun olamist utopians--what do you expect?