In 2008, Carlos Almonte went to an Israel Day Parade in New York carrying a placard on which he’d written ‘Death to all Juice!’ Nobody was sure whether he was a man with a blind hatred of fruit and vegetable-derived beverages, an illiterate antisemite, or a Sacha Baron Cohen-style Israeli plant trying to make the protesters look bad.
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