Anonymous #2 6d

The guy who condemns and wants to investigate antisemitism is somehow a threat to Jewish people

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Anonymous #2 6d

None of the concerns over Mamdani are legitimate lmfao

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Anonymous #3 6d

People can claim to care about people but also deny the fact that things they do/say negatively impact those same people. Same way Trump says he isn’t racist or loves immigrants

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Anonymous #2 6d

Neo Nazi talking point? I’m summarizing all the folks who are saying he’s gonna usher in a dangerous era for Jews (like the ADL) who are also the same people saying that he’s part of a Jewish conspiracy like OP is

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Anonymous OP 6d

Or at least similar areas of the political spectrum

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Anonymous OP 6d

No one holds both the belief that he is a danger to the Jews AND a part of the Jewish conspiracy. OP was simply talking about the conspiracy

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Anonymous OP 6d

Conservative on conservative violence 💔

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Anonymous #4 6d

In fact I would go as far to say that if you’re concerned about Zohran being an antisemite you’re objectively an irrational dumbass

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Anonymous #4 6d

Not that he’s an antisemite, but that things he says and does negatively affect Jewish people and possible embolden antisemites. I do not believe he inherently dislikes or hates Jews. But things he says fans the flames

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Anonymous #2 6d

No it doesn’t lmao

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Anonymous #4 6d

Okay, so you think so, good for you? The majority of the Jewish community disagrees and actually has to feel the effects of that

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Anonymous #2 6d

Just cause they think that doesn’t mean it’s a legitimate concern. They’re wrong.

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Anonymous #4 6d

Also majority of Jews don’t think that lmfao ridiculous claim

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Anonymous #4 6d

And just because you think it’s illegitimate doesn’t mean it is either lol it works both ways. Except only one is actually experiencing it. Considering most Jews opposed Mamdani I’m running off that assumption actually, yes

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Anonymous #2 6d

You’re wrong bro. Nothing Mamdani has said or done makes the concerns legitimate. It’s just built off Islamophobia pookie.

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Anonymous #4 6d

The fact that you conflate a Jew’s concern for antisemitism with Islamophobia somehow manages to sound both simultaneously antisemitic AND Islamophobic

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Anonymous #2 6d

If you are concerned about Mamdani negatively effecting Jewish people in NYC cause he is in favor of Palestine, you’re islamophobic

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Anonymous #4 6d

Any person that says or permits the phrase “globalize the intifada” emboldens antisemites. Whether they themselves mean any harm or hatred to Jewish people. Re: The 1st and 2nd intifadas

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Anonymous #2 6d

Supporting resistance against genocide is not emboldening antisemitism.

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Anonymous #4 6d

Re: 1st and 2nd intifada

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Anonymous #4 6d

Which the 1st and 2nd intifadas were btw. Resistance against a colonial, genocidal state

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Anonymous #4 6d

Any form of “resistance” that consists of 130+ suicide bombings (targeted at civilians no less) is easy for me to understand is wrong. It isn’t hard to come to that determination

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Anonymous #4 6d

“Nonono teenagers blowing themselves up in pizza shops is totally alright, they should do that everywhere! To resist!”

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Anonymous #2 6d

I wonder why they felt like the only way to resist was to take their own lives. Surely Israel hasn’t made their living conditions abysmal enough for that to happen

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Anonymous #3 6d

Why are westerners always whitewashing what happens overseas. They didn't blow themselves up because "they felt they had no other way to resist 😢" they did it because their religion mandates jihad and promotes martyrdom. Were kamikaze pilots the only method the Japanese had to fight? No, they just knew it was effective and were proud to do it

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Anonymous #2 6d

“Why do westerners” you are defending Israel. A western puppet state.

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Anonymous #2 6d

i’ll tell you as a jew what is hurting the jewish community and it’s the fact that people equate zionism to judaism. zionism is a political ideology. judaism is a religion and ethnicity. antizionism and holding israel accountable is not antisemitism but comparing israel to the entire jewish identity is.

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Anonymous #5 6d

Hi Asajew, welcome to the conversation. You still don’t represent all Jews or even the majority of Jews :) Appreciate your input tho, your opinion is valid too

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Anonymous #2 6d

Actually they represent me, and many other Jews.

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Anonymous #6 6d

Didn’t say they didn’t. Just not all or most

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Anonymous #2 6d

Ok? they didn’t claim to represent all or most Jews in the first place.

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Anonymous #6 6d

“As a Jew” always comes with that assertion

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Anonymous #2 6d

No it doesn’t lmao. Who are you to claim that?

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Anonymous #6 6d

A native English speaker lmao

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Anonymous #2 6d

Except grammatically “as a Jew” no where claims to be representing Jewish people, rather it’s to indicate to the listener the speaker is Jewish lol

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Anonymous #2 6d

These are some of the craziest takes I’ve seen in a long time, holy shit. What has Mamdani said that emboldens antisemites? And no, Israel ≠ all Jewish people.

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Anonymous #6 6d

“I’m Jewish and I think…” indicates you’re Jewish. “As a Jew” acts to represent the Jewish opinion

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Anonymous #2 6d

No it dosent lmao. Not only because that’s not how language works, but because there is no “Jewish opinion”. We aren’t a fucking monolith lmao

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Anonymous #2 6d

dude you’re literally using your comments to represent the entire jewish community and then getting pissy when an actual jew tells you to stfu

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Anonymous #2 6d

This is some seriously hypocritical bullshit.

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