Anonymous #1 6d

How is this even remotely similar

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Anonymous _orangutan 6d

dissolve all of the settler colonies

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Anonymous og_beer 6d

No seriously. Like they get 95% of the way there then when im like “hey as a Jewish person you’re being kinda antisemitic” then I’m a “Zionist” which is just becoming a term for Jews they dislike

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Anonymous OP 6d

Fr. We can VERY EASILY discuss the harm of Zionism and even its global implications without sounding eerily close to “Jews control rent prices and the exchange rate of gold”. It’s not even a fine line. It’s a massive mile wide difference here. Why are you balancing it like Nick Wallenda tightroping across the Grand Canyon?

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Anonymous #6 6d

Have you ever considered maybe you’re just feeding into antisemitic conspiracy theories?

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Anonymous OP 6d

Anti Israel ≠ antisemitism It is not antisemitic to point out that we give Israel billions every year and they use that same money to swing our elections and buy our politicians. It's all verifiable fact. Cope harder

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Anonymous ittibittikitti 6d

Yes, but using antisemitic tropes in the process IS bad. And they don’t buy our elections. That’s just false.

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Anonymous OP 6d

ARE you a Zionist? Zionists ARE the only Jews most of us dislike

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Anonymous #2 6d

They literally spent like $20M to make kat abughazaleh lose in Illinois last week

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Anonymous ittibittikitti 6d

Israel did? News to me.

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Anonymous #2 6d

Are you gonna be pedantic and try to say that AIPAC isn't directly beholden to Israel's interests?

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Anonymous ittibittikitti 6d

It’s not pedantry to point out that Israel isn’t spending money to control our elections.

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Anonymous #2 6d

If we give the money to Israel… and Israel gives it to their lobby groups… that's what's happening. And your bias is showing. Get blocked, Zionist

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Anonymous #2 6d

Not a Zionist. And Israel isn’t giving the money to lobbyist groups, that’s just a lie. Are there Americans (mostly Christian nationalists) advocating for Zionist interests? Yes, 100%. That is very different from Israel controlling our elections.

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Anonymous #5 6d

Yall this is legitimately something the Nazis said

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Anonymous OP 6d

The Israeli government having incredible influence on our elected leaders isn’t a conspiracy theory, it’s an observable fact.

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Anonymous #5 6d

Israel didn’t exist in the 30’s, so no the Nazis weren’t saying that Israel had power over their leaders.

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Anonymous #6 6d

Influence? Absolutely. But it’s not bought, they already are willing to listen because of their Christian nationalism. That’s the point I’m trying to make. Implying “the Jews are buying them” is what I’m calling antisemitic. I’m not denying that American politicians are very willing to listen to Israeli interests.

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Anonymous #5 6d

Nazis didnt talk about Israel. Maybe if Israel would stop training our police and soldiers and developing weapons for them and buying our politicians and elections, etc… Like why is Israel our only ally that we have laws against boycotting?! Like bro are you walking around with your fingers in your ears?! They don't even try to hide it!

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Anonymous #2 6d

I just worry that people are downvoting without understanding that I agree with them.

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Anonymous #2 6d

If it’s not bought, how come the most rabid supporters of Israel have all received millions from AIPAC? As a thank you? Get real, they are so clearly bought.

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Anonymous #2 6d

Nobody is saying they’re bought by Jews, we’re saying they’re bought by the Israeli government. That’s a huge difference.

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Anonymous #6 6d

AIPAC money doesn’t come from Israel, it comes from Americans. Just like any other PAC, which exist for basically every issue there is.

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Anonymous OP 6d

Panicking over something you made up in your head

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Anonymous #2 6d

Man it must be nice to live in that level of delusion

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Anonymous #6 6d

Go ahead, show me proof the money comes from Israel.

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Anonymous #2 6d

FEC filings are very comprehensive, so it shouldn’t be hard.

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Anonymous #2 6d

i mean tbf, the zionist entity historically, and today, is largely funded by the American project. entities like the Jewish National Fund derive most of their funding from donors in the US, because of this, israeli organizations have a vested interest in encouraging international investment. “israel” quite literally appeared into existence after zionist settlers were granted a guarantee by the british. their funding did not appear indigenously. that’s not how colonialism works

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Anonymous #2 6d

Election finance laws are terribly written, there are so many loopholes that allow both corporations and foreign nations to donate money without revealing themselves.

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