Your anger influences the judgement of your opponents. This is a reply to the remark: “Let’s say Einstein had deep identity problems. How does that influence ones judgement?”
A friend of mind has the same kind of issues. I told him just this: Your anger influences the judgement of your opponents. He told me he had the right to be angry.
Now this is like a child, who is told to wait until the food has cooled off a little, or he or she will burn his/her toungue. And the child says: “I have the right to eat my food now, and I’m hungry!”
Lower your voice. Never shout, it will make your anger accumulate. In a video I saw, you told your asociate not to let ‘them’ ruin the evening. Your anger made that remark redundant and/or futile.
When people mention the suffering of the jews in the 40-ies, don’t play your own card. Just let it be, and continue on the matter of importance: the suffering of the palestinians.
Confrontation is unneccesary. Just say: Yes, it was despicable. Now, let’s stop it from happening all over the world, including Palestine. Including, not excluding.
That will work in the real world. But in you mind, you have the right to be angry and burn your toungue and shit your self and what ever.
If it works for you, knock your self out. To each, his own. It doesn’t neccesarily work for the rest of the world. Anger started the whole thing in the first place.