The problem in the movie is he accidentally causes his mum to lose interest in his Dad and that causes him to slowly fade away out of existence. The whole movie is about him cleaning up the mess he has got himself into and try to get back to his own time. I thought to myself, he could just let himself fade away, then he won't be able to go back in time and mess up his parent's romance. If I said that when the problem was identified, would it spoil the movie for other people watching? If I turned around half way through the movie and said he could just let himself disappear, then he would re-appear again because he didn't exist and didn't cause the problem, would that mess up the film for other people?
The other thing I am thinking now is mass Jew hatred still exists because the mass protesting has stopped. The people killing millions of villagers in the Congo and the militants killing thousands Christians in Nigeria are not Jewish so they're not outraged. The proof is in the pudding. If people only protest if there is a conflict with a Jewish government then you can conclude they hate Jews or there is dogma spread about their desire to self govern (Zionism). I think it is something to be worried about. There is a significant minority of people that hate Jews and they use political jargon to mask their hate.
