Occupy people and anti-semitism

[Unkotare]

Ahahahaha...I've asked these nuts the same question. They seem to scream anti-Semitic to anyone who says the word Jew. Poor little victimized babies.

Btw...wiwwow's whole schtick is to call names, then blame her immaturity on "someone else did it first, waaaaa"

Then tells everyone to cry a river. Every post, it's like baking a fucking cake. Use her victimized lines for perfect deflection everytime.

Did they tell you over at stormfront to work the word "bake" into your comments, asswipe?

 

[ClosedCaption]

^^ see? Lol

 

[theDoctorisIn]

There's nothing funnier to me than when goyim call me an anti-Semite for not toeing the Israel line.

 

[Unkotare]

^^ see? Lol

Everyone sees, jackass, everyone sees.

 

[eots]

why do many Jews try to pretend that opposition or criticism of to the political movement of Zionism or of international bakers as anti- Semitism ?

Maybe because so many fucking anti-Semites try to hide behind that transparent facade?

so what of Jewish people that share the same concerns ?

 

[eots]

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P_bUV5REnZY]Jews against Israel call for it's abolishment. - YouTube[/ame]

 

[paulitician]

The fascination with hating Jews is very weird. It's just one of those weird things that still persists today. A lot of the Anti-Semitism rhetoric you're hearing today is reminiscent of the same rhetoric that led to the Nazis. They're being scapegoated so much today. It's especially sad seeing the American Left latching onto Anti-Semitism. Israel could have a lot of problems in the future.

 

[eots]

The fascination with hating Jews is very weird. It's just one of those weird things that still persists today. A lot of the Anti-Semitism rhetoric you're hearing today is reminiscent of the same rhetoric that led to the Nazis. They're being scapegoated so much today. It's especially sad seeing the American Left latching onto Anti-Semitism. Israel could have a lot of problems in the future.

nonsense this is all media hype, a large number of the protester are Jewish
a banking cabal is hiding behind the façade of anti-Semitism

 

[paulitician]

The fascination with hating Jews is very weird. It's just one of those weird things that still persists today. A lot of the Anti-Semitism rhetoric you're hearing today is reminiscent of the same rhetoric that led to the Nazis. They're being scapegoated so much today. It's especially sad seeing the American Left latching onto Anti-Semitism. Israel could have a lot of problems in the future.

nonsense this is all media hype, a large number of the protester are Jewish
a banking cabal is hiding behind the façade of anti-Semitism

Ridiculous Nazi rhetoric. Israel better be prepared for the worst. The new Nazis have arrived.

 

[eots]

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aui3yBIOVzw]Who Owns The Federal Reserve? Pt 1 - YouTube[/ame]

 

[Neotrotsky]

The left always needs enemies to keep them together
It is not like they can win on their ideas

 

[The Rabbi]

The left always needs enemies to keep them together
It is not like they can win on their ideas

True.
In economic downturns the Jews are always blamed. It is a short walk from "international banking cabal" to "international Jewish banking cabal."
The protests have brought out all the nutjobs on the Left, including some very virulent anti semites. It is no credit that the OWs people have not shut up these idiots.

 

[Bass v 2.0]

Growing Anti-Semitism In The Occupy Wall Street Movement! (They're EVIL I Tells Ya! E V I L !) - YouTube

Dumb primate:

"Occupy Wall Street" Demonstrations: Anti-Semitic Incidents Surface

As the "Occupy Wall Street" (OWS) demonstrations expand from New York to other cities around the country and overseas, several videos and images showing individuals holding anti-Semitic signs or voicing anti-Semitic conspiracy theories at the OWS rallies are circulating online.

While there is no evidence that these incidents are widespread, history reveals how economic downturns can embolden anti-Semites to spread malicious conspiracy theories about Jews and money. The financial crisis over the past few years has shown how turmoil in the markets can be exploited by anti-Semites to promote stereotypes about Jews.

As the focus of the demonstrations continues to develop and evolve, ensuring that the movement does not get hijacked by extremists or anti-Semitic elements is critical. Public rallies like OWS often draw a wide range of people with various personal or organizational agendas, including those seeking to exploit public rallies for their own purposes. The American Nazi Party, for example, expressed their support for OWS rallies in several cities via Twitter.

Thus far, however, anti-Semitism has not gained traction more broadly with the protestors, nor is it representative of the larger movement at this time.

 

[Neotrotsky]

Opinion piece big deal

simpleton



American Nazi Party Endorses Occupy Wall Street‘s ’Courage,‘ Tells Members to Support Protests and Fight ’Judeo-Capitalist Banksters’

The Blaze has been reporting on the numerous incidents of anti-Semitism taking place during the ongoing Occupy Wall Street protests and similar demonstrations throughout the country. Now, it appears the movement has been given the nod of approval from the American Nazi Party itself.

In a message posted Thursday on its official website, organization head Rocky Suhayda said members of the “pro-white” movement should join and support the Occupy demonstrators because they share a common enemy: The “judeo-capitalist banksters.”

Suhayda said though many “racialists” are concerned about the demonstrations because the “many protesters are non-white and/or ‘communists,’” that shouldn’t matter because they are all against the same “evil, corrupted, degenerate capitalist elitists.”
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[editec]

I love the smell of right wing desperation in the morning.

 

[jillian]

The left always needs enemies to keep them together
It is not like they can win on their ideas

there is anti-semitism in society's extremes... always. that is why jews thrive in moderate societies and not among wingnuts.

the right has it's KKK, skinheads and all those other lovely groups that hate anyone not white and detest jews.

so i wouldn't go calling it a "left" thing... at least not if you want to tell the truth. it's an extremist thing.

and the OWS has it's extremists... and so do the tea loons.

but you can keep making it up as you go along if it makes you feel better.

 

[Neotrotsky]

I love the smell of right wing desperation in the morning.

Your olfactory system may need checking

Of course coming from someone who can't "smell"
how rotten Papa Obama has become

this is no surprise

 

[jillian]

I love the smell of right wing desperation in the morning.

they have nothing else.

Forty-six percent of Americans say "Occupy Wall Street" represents the views of most Americans, compared to 34 percent who say it does not. Asked specifically what they think about "Occupy Wall Street" as a movement - as opposed to the ideas behind it - Americans were more reticent to offer an opinion: 25 percent said they had a favorable impression of the movement, 20 percent said they have an unfavorable impression, and 53 percent said they were undecided or haven't heard enough.

Poll: 43 percent agree with views of "Occupy Wall Street" - Political Hotsheet - CBS News

 

[Neotrotsky]

A new poll released jointly by the Pew Research Center and Washington Post reveals that the American public, once described as “bullish” on the anti-Wall Street protests, has lost some of its appetite for the movement. Opinion is not quite evenly split, but it is close.



According to the poll, 39% support the Occupy movement, while 35% oppose it. The numbers are not markedly different from the public’s view of the much-maligned Tea Party, which is supported by 32% of Americans and opposed by 44%.

 

[jillian]

A new poll released jointly by the Pew Research Center and Washington Post reveals that the American public, once described as “bullish” on the anti-Wall Street protests, has lost some of its appetite for the movement. Opinion is not quite evenly split, but it is close.



According to the poll, 39% support the Occupy movement, while 35% oppose it. The numbers are not markedly different from the public’s view of the much-maligned Tea Party, which is supported by 32% of Americans and opposed by 44%.

well, the rightwingnuts are trying very hard to spin. but if a presidential election was won by 9 percentage points, it would be called a landslide. but keep spinning. you also might look at the rest of that poll. 44% oppose the tea loons while the opposition to OSC almost exactly mirrors the percentage of the population that is made up of the radical, rabid right.

i like the hysteria of the tea loons. it's amusing