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How it feels telling “””anti fascists””” that a rise an antisemitism is often correlated with the rise of fascism
24 upvotes, 5 comments. Sidechat image post by Anonymous in Jewish. "How it feels telling “””anti fascists””” that a rise an antisemitism is often correlated with the rise of fascism"
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Anonymous 1w

Why would anti fascists dispute that? Sounds like commenting they’d agree with if they were anti fascist

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Anonymous 1w

also how it feels when you tell “anti-fascists” that they’re saying something antisemitic and somehow they don’t realise antisemitism is a form of fascism

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Anonymous 1w

Hmmmm

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 1w

Bc they’re not actually anti fascists hence the reason why I put it in quotations

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Anonymous replying to -> #3 4d

Antisemitism is often a component of fascist movements but it’s not a form of fascism, antisemitism is far older fascism is a modern political ideology from the 20th century

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