___joker__ on Sidechat | Yeah, this is antisemitism. You don’t have to debate it nor do you have to accept it. Not every argument is worthy of discussion.

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US Politics 18h

___joker__

Yeah, this is antisemitism. You don’t have to debate it nor do you have to accept it. Not every argument is worthy of discussion.

US Politics 19h

Why did the owner of the WTC buildings, Israeli-American dual citizen Larry Silverstein, who NEVER missed a day of work, increase the insurance on the buildings and then call off the morning of 9/11/01? He ended up profiting over $5bil. Lucky Larry!

Anonymous 18h

Why wouldn’t you debate it? You’d rather people just make outlandish claims and let people go “oh hurr maybe he’s onto something”

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Anonymous

#1 18h

I’d rather just dismiss it entirely. The person brought an “Israeli-American” dual citizenship. The argument is defeated in its premise. People are so mindraped on Israel nowadays that everything they don’t like is Israeli and then you mention this, you’re instantly a Zionist to them. The reality of the world isn’t “everything bad ever somehow leads back to Israel”

Anonymous

#1 13h

Because there’s an opportunity cost. The more time spent on conspiracy theories, the less we can spend on helping Americans and moving forward from the Trump admin