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Hatred by proxy.
Get off of it, I hate what happened at the synagogue, and I also hate what Goldstein did in Israel.
Baruch Goldstein - Wikipedia
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Hatred by proxy.
Hatred by proxy.
Get off of it, I hate what happened at the synagogue, and I also hate what Goldstein did in Israel.
Baruch Goldstein - Wikipedia
I have seen this myself. I object to the Israeli state bombing Palestinian infants and I get accused of this. I object to a raft of Russian policies and I am anti russian and so on.You didn't read the article and aren't understanding when criticism isn't criticism but anti-semitism.First, let's get some old chestnuts out of the way:
This is what I do believe:
- I don't believe that the terms “antisemitism” and “anti-Zionism” are synonyms.
- I don't believe that anti-Zionism is the same as Jew-hatred.
- I don't believe that every single anti-Zionist is a Jew-hater
- And I don't believe that every single criticism of Israel is inspired by Jew-hatred.
Very many (though not all) anti-Zionists and critics of Israel are indeed Jew-haters; though there's no necessary political or conceptual link between anti-Zionism (or the criticism of Israel) and Jew-hatred. What often happens is that very many people who have a problem with Jews are drawn to anti-Zionism and become obsessed with Israel.
Thus, anti-Zionism and the obsession with Israel are examples of Jew-hatred by proxy. So there are, indeed, very strong historical, theoretical, and political links (all contingent, sure) between anti-Zionism (or the criticism of Israel) and Jew-hatred. One of those links I will discuss here: the history of Far Left Jew-hatred.
The Left's Historical Obsession With Jews and Israel
So, if I hate the US's policies apparently I'm anti-American.
If I hate the UK's policies I'm anti-British.
If I hate the Germany's policies I'm anti-German.
But for some reason if I hate the Israeli's policies I'm anti-Semitic.
And who gets to decide when it's anti-Semitism?
The reality is that even on a forum like this there are people who use the term "anti-Semite" for ANYONE who criticizes Israel.
So.....
still believe that Zionists/Jews/Israelis have superhuman powers.
Hatred by proxy.
Get off of it, I hate what happened at the synagogue, and I also hate what Goldstein did in Israel.
Baruch Goldstein - Wikipedia
lol.
Always the disclaimer with you.
I have seen this myself. I object to the Israeli state bombing Palestinian infants and I get accused of this. I object to a raft of Russian policies and I am anti russian and so on.You didn't read the article and aren't understanding when criticism isn't criticism but anti-semitism.First, let's get some old chestnuts out of the way:
This is what I do believe:
- I don't believe that the terms “antisemitism” and “anti-Zionism” are synonyms.
- I don't believe that anti-Zionism is the same as Jew-hatred.
- I don't believe that every single anti-Zionist is a Jew-hater
- And I don't believe that every single criticism of Israel is inspired by Jew-hatred.
Very many (though not all) anti-Zionists and critics of Israel are indeed Jew-haters; though there's no necessary political or conceptual link between anti-Zionism (or the criticism of Israel) and Jew-hatred. What often happens is that very many people who have a problem with Jews are drawn to anti-Zionism and become obsessed with Israel.
Thus, anti-Zionism and the obsession with Israel are examples of Jew-hatred by proxy. So there are, indeed, very strong historical, theoretical, and political links (all contingent, sure) between anti-Zionism (or the criticism of Israel) and Jew-hatred. One of those links I will discuss here: the history of Far Left Jew-hatred.
The Left's Historical Obsession With Jews and Israel
So, if I hate the US's policies apparently I'm anti-American.
If I hate the UK's policies I'm anti-British.
If I hate the Germany's policies I'm anti-German.
But for some reason if I hate the Israeli's policies I'm anti-Semitic.
And who gets to decide when it's anti-Semitism?
The reality is that even on a forum like this there are people who use the term "anti-Semite" for ANYONE who criticizes Israel.
So.....
Its a standard right wing tactic to kill any discussion.
The left is evil. Evil is that which goes against God's will. Naturally, as God supports Israel, the Godless, evil, left opposes Israel.
God supports Israel, he might prefer a more holy place , I mean Tel Aviv is the gay place to be , abortion is paid for by the government.
I do not believe a country should be run like a theocracy though. I do not like Evans who push religion down people's throats, yet are the real amoral ones.
I have seen this myself. I object to the Israeli state bombing Palestinian infants and I get accused of this. I object to a raft of Russian policies and I am anti russian and so on.You didn't read the article and aren't understanding when criticism isn't criticism but anti-semitism.First, let's get some old chestnuts out of the way:
This is what I do believe:
- I don't believe that the terms “antisemitism” and “anti-Zionism” are synonyms.
- I don't believe that anti-Zionism is the same as Jew-hatred.
- I don't believe that every single anti-Zionist is a Jew-hater
- And I don't believe that every single criticism of Israel is inspired by Jew-hatred.
Very many (though not all) anti-Zionists and critics of Israel are indeed Jew-haters; though there's no necessary political or conceptual link between anti-Zionism (or the criticism of Israel) and Jew-hatred. What often happens is that very many people who have a problem with Jews are drawn to anti-Zionism and become obsessed with Israel.
Thus, anti-Zionism and the obsession with Israel are examples of Jew-hatred by proxy. So there are, indeed, very strong historical, theoretical, and political links (all contingent, sure) between anti-Zionism (or the criticism of Israel) and Jew-hatred. One of those links I will discuss here: the history of Far Left Jew-hatred.
The Left's Historical Obsession With Jews and Israel
So, if I hate the US's policies apparently I'm anti-American.
If I hate the UK's policies I'm anti-British.
If I hate the Germany's policies I'm anti-German.
But for some reason if I hate the Israeli's policies I'm anti-Semitic.
And who gets to decide when it's anti-Semitism?
The reality is that even on a forum like this there are people who use the term "anti-Semite" for ANYONE who criticizes Israel.
So.....
Its a standard right wing tactic to kill any discussion.
You’re struggling a bit with critical thinking cues. Israel does not intentionally seek out Arab-Moslem infants in connection with retaliation to Arab-Moslem attacks. Yours is a standard leftist tactic of promoting some rather ignorant notions.
First, let's get some old chestnuts out of the way:
This is what I do believe:
- I don't believe that the terms “antisemitism” and “anti-Zionism” are synonyms.
- I don't believe that anti-Zionism is the same as Jew-hatred.
- I don't believe that every single anti-Zionist is a Jew-hater
- And I don't believe that every single criticism of Israel is inspired by Jew-hatred.
Very many (though not all) anti-Zionists and critics of Israel are indeed Jew-haters; though there's no necessary political or conceptual link between anti-Zionism (or the criticism of Israel) and Jew-hatred. What often happens is that very many people who have a problem with Jews are drawn to anti-Zionism and become obsessed with Israel.
Thus, anti-Zionism and the obsession with Israel are examples of Jew-hatred by proxy. So there are, indeed, very strong historical, theoretical, and political links (all contingent, sure) between anti-Zionism (or the criticism of Israel) and Jew-hatred. One of those links I will discuss here: the history of Far Left Jew-hatred.
The Left's Historical Obsession With Jews and Israel
Lets get started shall we.
"Far Left (or, more specifically, Marxist) Jew-Hatred dates back to 1844 when Karl Marx first expressed his hatred of Jews in print. Marx (like Gilad Atzmon, Noam Chomsky, Tony Cliff, Ilan Pappé, Norman Finkelstein, Shlomo Sand, etc.) was only Jewish by blood: not by religion or by culture. In fact not even Marx's father was a Jew by religion. So, Jew-hatred came easy to Marx."
I thought all female determine if you are a jew or not?? Is that no longer the case??
Is Jew a religion, a culture or a race, you just can't have all 3!!
The left is evil. Evil is that which goes against God's will. Naturally, as God supports Israel, the Godless, evil, left opposes Israel.
God supports Israel, he might prefer a more holy place , I mean Tel Aviv is the gay place to be , abortion is paid for by the government.
I do not believe a country should be run like a theocracy though. I do not like Evans who push religion down people's throats, yet are the real amoral ones.
In the bible, God said he would bring his people back to the holy land and restore Israel. And he did, in 1948.
Why "hate on Judeans" when there is no State of Judea.First, let's get some old chestnuts out of the way:
This is what I do believe:
- I don't believe that the terms “antisemitism” and “anti-Zionism” are synonyms.
- I don't believe that anti-Zionism is the same as Jew-hatred.
- I don't believe that every single anti-Zionist is a Jew-hater
- And I don't believe that every single criticism of Israel is inspired by Jew-hatred.
Very many (though not all) anti-Zionists and critics of Israel are indeed Jew-haters; though there's no necessary political or conceptual link between anti-Zionism (or the criticism of Israel) and Jew-hatred. What often happens is that very many people who have a problem with Jews are drawn to anti-Zionism and become obsessed with Israel.
Thus, anti-Zionism and the obsession with Israel are examples of Jew-hatred by proxy. So there are, indeed, very strong historical, theoretical, and political links (all contingent, sure) between anti-Zionism (or the criticism of Israel) and Jew-hatred. One of those links I will discuss here: the history of Far Left Jew-hatred.
The Left's Historical Obsession With Jews and Israel
I don't see the relevance to all this. This is not a religious conflict. All of this so called "Jew hate" and "anti-Semitism" is merely a distraction.First, let's get some old chestnuts out of the way:
This is what I do believe:
- I don't believe that the terms “antisemitism” and “anti-Zionism” are synonyms.
- I don't believe that anti-Zionism is the same as Jew-hatred.
- I don't believe that every single anti-Zionist is a Jew-hater
- And I don't believe that every single criticism of Israel is inspired by Jew-hatred.
Very many (though not all) anti-Zionists and critics of Israel are indeed Jew-haters; though there's no necessary political or conceptual link between anti-Zionism (or the criticism of Israel) and Jew-hatred. What often happens is that very many people who have a problem with Jews are drawn to anti-Zionism and become obsessed with Israel.
Thus, anti-Zionism and the obsession with Israel are examples of Jew-hatred by proxy. So there are, indeed, very strong historical, theoretical, and political links (all contingent, sure) between anti-Zionism (or the criticism of Israel) and Jew-hatred. One of those links I will discuss here: the history of Far Left Jew-hatred.
The Left's Historical Obsession With Jews and Israel
The left is evil. Evil is that which goes against God's will. Naturally, as God supports Israel, the Godless, evil, left opposes Israel.
God supports Israel, he might prefer a more holy place , I mean Tel Aviv is the gay place to be , abortion is paid for by the government.
I do not believe a country should be run like a theocracy though. I do not like Evans who push religion down people's throats, yet are the real amoral ones.
In the bible, God said he would bring his people back to the holy land and restore Israel. And he did, in 1948.
The OT is a bunch of stories built upon oral traditions and where did God say this??
I don't see the relevance to all this. This is not a religious conflict. All of this so called "Jew hate" and "anti-Semitism" is merely a distraction.First, let's get some old chestnuts out of the way:
This is what I do believe:
- I don't believe that the terms “antisemitism” and “anti-Zionism” are synonyms.
- I don't believe that anti-Zionism is the same as Jew-hatred.
- I don't believe that every single anti-Zionist is a Jew-hater
- And I don't believe that every single criticism of Israel is inspired by Jew-hatred.
Very many (though not all) anti-Zionists and critics of Israel are indeed Jew-haters; though there's no necessary political or conceptual link between anti-Zionism (or the criticism of Israel) and Jew-hatred. What often happens is that very many people who have a problem with Jews are drawn to anti-Zionism and become obsessed with Israel.
Thus, anti-Zionism and the obsession with Israel are examples of Jew-hatred by proxy. So there are, indeed, very strong historical, theoretical, and political links (all contingent, sure) between anti-Zionism (or the criticism of Israel) and Jew-hatred. One of those links I will discuss here: the history of Far Left Jew-hatred.
The Left's Historical Obsession With Jews and Israel
I don't see the relevance to all this. This is not a religious conflict. All of this so called "Jew hate" and "anti-Semitism" is merely a distraction.First, let's get some old chestnuts out of the way:
This is what I do believe:
- I don't believe that the terms “antisemitism” and “anti-Zionism” are synonyms.
- I don't believe that anti-Zionism is the same as Jew-hatred.
- I don't believe that every single anti-Zionist is a Jew-hater
- And I don't believe that every single criticism of Israel is inspired by Jew-hatred.
Very many (though not all) anti-Zionists and critics of Israel are indeed Jew-haters; though there's no necessary political or conceptual link between anti-Zionism (or the criticism of Israel) and Jew-hatred. What often happens is that very many people who have a problem with Jews are drawn to anti-Zionism and become obsessed with Israel.
Thus, anti-Zionism and the obsession with Israel are examples of Jew-hatred by proxy. So there are, indeed, very strong historical, theoretical, and political links (all contingent, sure) between anti-Zionism (or the criticism of Israel) and Jew-hatred. One of those links I will discuss here: the history of Far Left Jew-hatred.
The Left's Historical Obsession With Jews and Israel
The left is evil. Evil is that which goes against God's will. Naturally, as God supports Israel, the Godless, evil, left opposes Israel.
God supports Israel, he might prefer a more holy place , I mean Tel Aviv is the gay place to be , abortion is paid for by the government.
I do not believe a country should be run like a theocracy though. I do not like Evans who push religion down people's throats, yet are the real amoral ones.
In the bible, God said he would bring his people back to the holy land and restore Israel. And he did, in 1948.
The OT is a bunch of stories built upon oral traditions and where did God say this??
Bible Gateway passage: Deuteronomy 30:1-5 - New International Version
Pearls and swine.
Not really. It is not about religion. It is about colonization. What would be the narrative about Zionists or Jews be if Palestine was colonized by Hindus?I don't see the relevance to all this. This is not a religious conflict. All of this so called "Jew hate" and "anti-Semitism" is merely a distraction.First, let's get some old chestnuts out of the way:
This is what I do believe:
- I don't believe that the terms “antisemitism” and “anti-Zionism” are synonyms.
- I don't believe that anti-Zionism is the same as Jew-hatred.
- I don't believe that every single anti-Zionist is a Jew-hater
- And I don't believe that every single criticism of Israel is inspired by Jew-hatred.
Very many (though not all) anti-Zionists and critics of Israel are indeed Jew-haters; though there's no necessary political or conceptual link between anti-Zionism (or the criticism of Israel) and Jew-hatred. What often happens is that very many people who have a problem with Jews are drawn to anti-Zionism and become obsessed with Israel.
Thus, anti-Zionism and the obsession with Israel are examples of Jew-hatred by proxy. So there are, indeed, very strong historical, theoretical, and political links (all contingent, sure) between anti-Zionism (or the criticism of Israel) and Jew-hatred. One of those links I will discuss here: the history of Far Left Jew-hatred.
The Left's Historical Obsession With Jews and Israel
It obviously is a religious conflict, certainly from the Arab-Moslem perspective, as that has been delineated for you on multiple occasions.