- Mar 7, 2014
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I'm sure it would be impossible for me to not be anti-Semitic when talking about Jews, in your opinion. All I need to do is say something you don't agree with and "Jew" in the same sentence and then all of a sudden I'm a raving anti-Semite.
You're boring me.
Nope. You can talk about the Jewish people all you want. Its not a problem until you start using antisemitic canards.
Here are some examples:
Jews sure know how to make good soup.
Jews built a really bad-ass Temple back in the day.
Jews managed to resurrect a living language from one that was purely liturgical after thousands of years.
Jews celebrate their Sabbath from sundown Friday evening to just after sundown Saturday evening.
Jews have self-determination in their ancestral and historical territory.
See? No problem.
Here's some helpful tips on what to avoid:
Associating Jews, generally, with wealth.
Associating Jews with media control or controlling the world
Associating Jews with murdering children, blood, matzoh, all that good stuff.
Associating Jews with poisoning wells, water, farmland, etc.
Associating Jews with pigs and apes.
Associating Jews with deception.
Associating Jews with murdering deities.
Those are just a few places to start. This isn't actually that hard, you know.
You know what blasphemy is?
It's a tool designed to stop people saying stuff that is inconvenient.
Religion is based on nothing. People make stuff up, then they feel that if people accept this, they'll stop believing. So they force belief on people.
It's happened for thousands of years.
What you're doing is nothing different.
So you can't talk about wealth and Jews at the same time? Why not? If you happen to work somewhere where the customers are Jewish, I don't mean some of them, I mean ALL OF THEM, and they're all multi-millionaires, I don't mean some of them, I mean ALL OF THEM, then you're not allowed to talk about it because you've got a bee up your ass?
Piss off.
Talking about Jews and the media? Why not?
There are 24 newspapers in the US with a circulation of a quarter a million a day or more. As far as I can tell Jewish people don't control much here.
In television Ben Sherwood seems to be quite powerful, head of ABC, Co-Chairman of Disney
NBC is owned by Brian L. Roberts, he's Jewish too. Comcast
CBS is owned by Leslie Moonves, he's also Jewish.
Fox is owned by Murdoch who isn't Jewish
That's the major liberal media being owned and controlled by Jewish people.
So what? What difference does it make then?
Well, one of the biggest impacts is has is that the US govt gives Israel about $4 billion a year (last I heard, might be more).
Why is another country's interests becoming the US's interests like this? If this were a Muslim country people would be going ape shit.
This has an impact on the country, massively. You can't deny this. Pro-Israeli feeling is big in the US and almost certainly because of the way the media handles things.
At the same time the way they attack Iran for this that and the other is almost certainly because of Jewish interests. Saudi Arabia doesn't get such harsh treatment because it's willing to be anti-Semitic behind everyone's backs.
As for the rest I have never ever really heard of these. That's not to say they don't exist. Anti-Semitism in Europe because WW2 was rife and people would say any old bullshit to put people below them.
The problem is you have some things that are true, or potentially true and other things which are blatantly false and you lump them all together.
I'm a person who deals with the TRUTH. I don't make shit up, I try not to believe things, I use evidence to guide me.
I don't trust the US govt, the British govt, the Chinese govt, the Russian govt, hell, I don't trust governments, the ones above are some of the worst, and I sure as hell don't trust the Israeli govt or Hamas, or the Palestinian govt, or the Iranian, Saudi, Egyptian, Syrian, Iraqi governments either.
It's people playing politics, and playing with people's lives. One side fights, the other fights back, they'll always try and gain the moral higher ground and some will believe it, but I won't.