Anonymous #1 3d

No it isn’t

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Anonymous #1 3d

Which country’s fault is it if I call you a butthead

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Anonymous #2 3d

More your parents for not teaching you manners. Israel is 100% responsible for the rise in anti semitism, people see the genocide and wrongly associate it with us since that stupid state keeps claiming to represent us. This then gives an opening to anti semites to push along their same usual bullshit to ppl rightfully horrified by what Israel does as the media says it’s somehow anti semitic to criticize Israel. The anti semitism was always there latently waiting for its moment to strike, Israel

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Anonymous #2 3d

And genocidal action along with its propaganda proxies labeling everything relayed to it antisemitic gave them that moment. Now we have to deal with a bunch of ppl thinking Nick Fuentes is somehow intelligent or insightful in any meaningful capacity just bc he pointed out the obvious fact that Israel is committing genocide

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Anonymous #1 3d

People are always antisemitic. They always have a new excuse as to what the spike is in. Post 10/07 gave antisemites the excuse to be antisemitic and believe in antisemitic conspiracy. It is not because of Israel’s wrongdoings. It’s just their latest excuse to spike antisemitism. The communists, the capitalists, the elites, the Zionists. Rinse and repeat the same story

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Anonymous #1 3d

Oml. It’s not labelling everything as antisemitic. What happened to believe the minority? If anything anti Israel propaganda is spiking, not pro Israel rhetoric

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Anonymous #1 3d

Ah so it’s Israel’s fault!! That makes sense. It’s not like people are ever responsible for their own words or anything

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Anonymous OP 3d

Most people are not anti semitic or hateful. There’s always a psychotic minority that’s there ready to exploit an opportunity, and I said as much above, but they never piqued the attention of the average person until the genocide and failure of platformed voices to label it as such. Many Jews have a rich tradition of leftism in opposition to the capitalist superstructure, so to say elites or capitalists somehow always means Jews is just not rooted in fact imo. What Israel has done is take is

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Anonymous #1 3d

“Antisemitism was a super fringe thing before Israel started doing bad things” is probably the funniest take I’ve ever heard

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Anonymous #1 3d

Stop gaslighting me. Antisemitism is not fringe minority. Antisemitism is very common and increasing nowadays. They use Israel as an excuse to spew antisemitism and act like it’s justified

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Anonymous OP 3d

Take its position of power to wage crimes against humanity, actively lie to people, and then have the establishment back up its lies. Normal people don’t like that. So when the only prominent voices (especially if they’re already on the right) who dare speak out against these terrible crimes are anti-Semitic, ppl unwittingly listen and are prime victims for brainwashing into anti semitic talking points that would otherwise find no resonance if speaking of Israel’s crimes freely were possible

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Anonymous #1 3d

Girl the only one lying is you so get out of my comment section

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Anonymous OP 3d

You’re the one gaslighting me. There is no data to support most people being anti semitic or it even being common in any capacity. It is growing bc of anti Semitic voices who have exploited this opportunity of Israel’s genocide of Palestinians to spew their bs

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Anonymous #1 3d

I wish I lived in the world you think exists it would make everything so much easier

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Anonymous #1 3d

Lmfao so you’re saying antisemitism doesn’t exist? That I’m delusional for saying it’s on the rise? Be so for real.

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Anonymous OP 3d

I never said it didn’t exist, I literally said the opposite above. I’m being extremely real

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Anonymous #1 3d

There is no data to prove that majority of antisemitism accusations are illogical and authentic criticisms of Israel. Jews make up 80% of religious hate crimes, 893% increase in the last decade, 84% more instances on college campuses, and more. Antisemitism absolutely is being normalized and socially acceptable

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Anonymous OP 3d

Okay, I literally said it’s increasing (because of Israel), you are just repeating what I’ve already said. Nothing you’ve said suggests antisemitism is commonplace or normal amongst the populace. Most people don’t do hate crimes, so us being overrepresented in the stats isn’t relavent to the overall population anyway—not even getting into the fact that many other minority groups don’t have the infrastructure or prosecution precedent in place to be represented in those stats properly

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Anonymous #1 3d

I’m saying antisemitism is increasing drastically and has become commonplace. Claiming us having more hate crimes reported is bc we’re privileged? People act like it’s okay to attack Jewish businesses, celebrities, orthodox families, politicians, Jewish student orgs, and more. There are never repercussions and people don’t even question it. If anything people support it and attack anyone who dissents. Get. Out. My. Comments.

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Anonymous OP 3d

You guys are literally downvoting my comments without even reading them atp. Everything I’ve said makes sense. The world I live in is the real one, and it definitely isn’t easy in any capacity. I think things will get worse for us, and it will be Israel’s fault as well as those who refuse to substantively and truthfully engage with the average person over the genocide Israel has committed. Now the liars have a seat at the table, the ear of a contingent of the people, and convincing them to

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Anonymous #1 3d

Change their minds or hear reason is much harder when we can’t even acknowledge the fact that there is in fact a genocide or that Israel deserves contempt without implicating those of us who really have no ties or support for its actions.

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Anonymous #1 3d

I have read your comments. I just do not agree with them. I don’t believe antisemitism doesn’t exist and is only fringe if it does. I don’t think many of the accusations or criticism of Israel is being misrepresented as antisemitic. A lot of it is garbage and propaganda.

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Anonymous OP 3d

Cool I’m out then. Antisemitism exists, it is on the rise, but it is not currently commonplace and has not been for the majority of our lives. Criticism of Israel has absolutely been represented as antisemitic and emboldened nazis. There is a lot of garbage and propaganda—plenty of it from Israel or emboldened by its actions. Okay bye.

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Anonymous #1 3d

Antisemitism is commonplace. People will say wildly antisemitic things and when questioned they’ll just say it’s justified criticism of Israel. Such as falsely claiming Israeli women weren’t raped. They were. Or attacking Israeli sports fans. Or harassing Jewish organizations. Your hatred is not social justice or valid. Garbage propaganda is coming from antisemites. Before it was right wing communists producing massive antisemitism and now it’s radical islamists producing massive antisemitism.

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Anonymous #1 3d

A part of the rise in antisemitism is related to Israel’s genocide against Palestinians in Gaza, yes, but that is so very far from all of it Antisemitism was already rising *before* that happened, and white nationalism is on the rise too which goes hand in hand with antisemitism. Musk doing a Nazi salute at Trump’s inauguration as he changes Twitter’s policies to make blatant Nazi content more prominent is not because of Israel, the rise of the AfD in Germany is not because of Israel

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Anonymous OP 3d

The global far right which is becoming increasingly mainstream is the source of most antisemitism today—be they Christian, Muslim, Atheists, or anything else

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Anonymous #1 3d

Criticism of Israel being represented as antisemitism indeed is quite helpful for Nazis to defang accusations of antisemitism, yes, but Neonazis were already becoming mainstream before that was thrust into the international spotlight. Nick Fuentes, an open Neo-Nazi who publicly praises and defends Hitler, is one of the most influential right wing commentators now, especially among younger people, and he just got even more mainstream from his appearance on Tucker Carlson This is a dangerous time

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Anonymous #3 2d

don’t forget kanye !!

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Anonymous #6 2d

obvious antiblack racism aside bro wtf do you think a rabbi does

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Anonymous #2 2d

Teach the torah

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Anonymous #6 2d

And how are those teachings demonic or deceitful? As if saying that isn’t wildly antisemitic

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Anonymous OP 2d

Teaching you’re better and is always a victim to the world is pretty fucked and continues to isolate you from humanity homie:)

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Anonymous #6 2d

Nobody said we are better. Acknowledging numerous periods of widespread antisemitism doesn’t mean we have a victim complex. Please leave

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Anonymous OP 2d

Ik it’s hard when someone can see you for you. It’s scary and you feel bare. You want to run away and recede into the highest opinion or moral you can grab and attach to yourself. Just know there’s always a seat at the table, you just have to pull up a chair. No matter if you think it’s for kids or less than. Personally I’d like to eat with everyone

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Anonymous #6 2d

See you for you? Are you saying antisemitism is just accurate observations? Get out of this community if you have that mentality

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Anonymous OP 2d

Literally been cherry picking this whole time. Are you really that into yourself and unaware or what you’re doing?

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