I’m not sure that’s a good comparison either, although it is slightly better. In that context, there’d be a legitimate complaint possibly of “greedy bankers” but it is doubtful that “greedy bankers” is a subset of Jewish bankers. Not the case for the example in question.
I’m not sure that’s a good comparison either, although it is slightly better. In that context, there’d be a legitimate complaint possibly of “greedy bankers” but it is doubtful that “greedy bankers” is a subset of Jewish bankers. Not the case for the example in question.