They don't let the Jews in till after midnight, but all the best stuff is playing after midnight anyway. And many of them stayed. And as a result, We have the Babylonian Talmud and this tradition of diaspora that says, you could make a place better by fighting for your rights here. And pretty interesting things happen when you do that. And, you know, the Diaspora that Jews have had all around the world, from Babylon and Baghdad to Cordoba and Morocco to Poland to New York City. (52:28–52:38)
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