Good essay, and good observation, and agree with you that it’s the latter, that the Jew can’t sufficiently separate his sense of self from an outside event 2,000 years ago. The genetic Jew is born with a mental illness, a type of solipsism that has two aspects: 1) The Jew believes he, individually, is at the center of the universe, and there is no universe, no existence, without him. It exists only because he exists, and it exists only in relation to himself. 2) As the center of the universe, essentially the creator of his own universe, he is capable of manifesting things into reality simply by thinking them or believing them. I could do an entire essay on all the real-world aspects of this. But suffice to say, that OF COURSE, when the Jew hears that a Roman, 2,000 years ago, moved against the Jews, he perceives that as happening to him in the here and now, and a threat to his personal survival. The Jews are truly alien to us, and detestable creatures.