Jew
The Jew by Joseph Goebbels represents a plea for the halt of exalting the Jewish person. The Jew explains how every topic imaginable is able to be discussed amongst the streets of Germany. ... In the next paragraph, Goebbels introduces a shocking statement: “The Jew is immunized against all dangers. ... ” By defining “immunized against all dangers” with terms that the Jew does not care about such as “scoundrel, parasite, swindler, profiteer” shows the strength, and quite possibly the arrogance, of the Jewish person. ... Throughout the entire writing piece of The Jew, Goebbels sticks to one purpose. ... From the moment he explains that the topic of the Jew is not a commonly accepted form of discussion in the streets of Germany to the minute he ends his piece by quoting Mussolini, he is constantly sticking with the same purpose of convincing the reader. To support his purpose, he uses a process of giving ten examples in which he tells what the Jew believes and what, in his opinion and the right opinion, is the truth behind the Jew’s belief. “The Jew evaluates German questions from the Jewish standpoint. ... The process starts out with Goebbels stating the effect of the Jew’s strength. ... ” He is showing that you, the reader, will soon be accused of being such things if you were to allow the Jew to continue the way he is currently living. ... The process continues into a list of ten ideas in support of the removal of the Jew. “One cannot fight the Jew by positive means. ... If the Jew is truly a negative and will corrupt the system, then who would want the Jew around? The second statement, which discusses how the Jewish question is like a forbidden fruit in the Garden of Eden, talks about his it is impossible to get through to most people that the Jew is a bad person, simply because no one is able to discuss it.