Well, I just re-watched the portion of the DVD where he talks about
this. I cant clearly see what your opinion is on this, but anyways, he
does say just what you said: that he committed himself to their culture, learned
the language, etc, but was not accepted.... "Because I'm a Jew, to be
honest..." Check it out again and make of it what you
will. I say he's out of his mind. But he is certainly entitled to
feel miffed by the Japanese people if he so chooses....
In a message dated 7/30/2004 7:02:17 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
efrendv@yahoo.es writes:
I might
be wrong again, but I think that in Bookshelf
or elsewhere, Zorn has
mentioned how Jewish people
believe that if they commit to a certain place
or
country they will be accepted, something like that. I
insist, I might
be wrong though.