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Todd Louiso

Was cut from the film, needs a reference. Nothing at IMDB. RoyBatty42 (talk) 06:55, 27 March 2011 (UTC)[reply]

Nordics versus Implicit Jews in “The Switch”

I can not, indeed would not vouch for this website, but do think Kevin McDonald is a serious writer, and he makes some good point here:

http://www.theoccidentalobserver.net/2013/06/nordics-versus-implicit-jews-in-the-switch/

Points which, I'm certain, would be denigrated immediately by wikipedia's thought police because it involves Jewish identity and belief, but, if you read the article, and watch the movie, there does seem to be fairly clear Jewish v. "Nordic" themes. I don't want to add a section as it would simply be deleted, but do think that, at least arguably, the film has some darker, racialist, frankly anti-non-Jewish themes.

Of course, the notion that minorities, whether Jews, or African Americans, or otherwise, can be racist and/or ethnocentric is difficult for some people to process. A difficulty that really is racist, actually, because it hangs a capacity to hate irrationally based on group identity on...group identity.