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Freedom of speech does not mean freedom from consequences of antisemitism
| bearded friendly grandma state | 04/30/24 |
| Judgmental digit ratio temple | 04/30/24 |
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Date: April 30th, 2024 10:42 PM Author: bearded friendly grandma state (http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5523434&forum_id=2#47623479) |
Date: April 30th, 2024 10:52 PM Author: Judgmental digit ratio temple I'm Jewish sympathetic IRL, enjoy and respect our shared scripture as well as Jewish writings but this game where they smear all speech questioning Jewish actions, no matter how polite or germane, as rabid anti-semitism while also baiting whites, blacks, Gentiles of all stripes, into actual displays of unfounded anti-Semitism is just ridiculous and responsible for much of the backlash we've seen this decade A minority amongst them whips up this furor through false flags and sneaky propaganda then shouts at the other portion that "they want to kill you! there will be no peace! never trust a Gentile!" whenever we reach points in history where "the people who must dwell alone" feel like integrating more and properly with their neighbors. It's understandable to want to keep the culture-unique flame alive, we as whites also desire the same thing and wish we could both respectively celebrate this, but there's a line being crossed time and time again by this minority amongst them that ends up damaging both the tribes of Israel as well as Gentiles and it becomes especially egregious when humanity as a whole is facing existential threats from eg environmental collapse, economic dysfunction, etc |