Spin time again. The article indicated that the story of Fiddler on the Roof deals with Pogroms and persecution. Though persecution and attacks are included in the story, they are not the topic of the tale. The main theme of the story is that change is a part of growth, that traditions (hence the song) may be a barrier to cultural change, but they are not impervious to the erosion of time and attitudes. I have to say, one has to be a bit dense or heavily weighted in one direction or the other to not notice what this particular story is trying to tell the world. The entire world, not just we folk of Jewish descent.

Thankfully he was drunk. Perhaps the following morning he sat with his mates in the pub, head in hands, Panadol at the ready, groaning then saying “Did I REALLLY do that? Don’t tell Tracy for f*** sake. She’ll tel my mum! I don’t even like musicals!”

Most Anti-semitism I've seen in my Lifetime. Sharing with my Jewish Culture Group @snytiger6. Thanks.

My gosh, WHY would a nazi/white supremacist even go to a performance of "Fiddler?!?"