My reading comprehension is excellent when there's something there to comprehend. Let's look at your post, sentence-by-sentence:
There's a difference between being wronged and having a victim mentality.
I argued that, given your fixation on your own victimhood, it was hypocritical of you to criticize others for having a "victim mentality." I don't understand how your assertion that "being wronged" is different from a "victim mentality" is intended to refute that argument. It's a vauge assertion that makes no refference to the specifics of my argument.
As best I can tell, you're trying to say that you have been personally harmed by the Jewish conspiracy, and thus do not have a "victim mentality." If this is what you're trying to say, how exactly have your been harmed? You never talk about actual harm here on TK. You just imagine how you might be harmed in the future, such as in
this thread, where you imagine what might happen if you asked Bush about the Israel, or in
this thread, where you post a letter to the anti-defamation league about the possibility that they might victimize you in the future. If you define "victim mentality" as deriving some kind of psychological satisfaction from fixating on one's status as victim, your constant fantasies of victimhood fit the definition.
Or are you accusing women who really were discriminated against of just making that up?
Now you really go off the deep end. Since I don't even mention women in any of my posts in this thread, I don't know why you'd think I'm accusing them of anything.
You and the broad generalization -- a relationship for all time?
Now you're accusing me of generalizing? What generalization? You just pull stuff out of thin air without explaining what the hell you're talking about.