Quote from: TwitchySeal on Today at 08:48:46 AM

Quote from: tvbcof on Today at 07:07:46 AM

That's a real danger for sure. Your list neglect to include what most of you guys incorrectly (in my opinion) consider 'anti-semitism'.

You are an anti-semite, fyi. It makes sense that you don't really think they exist, I would expect most anti-Semites to agree with you. Racist people in general rarely consider themselves racist or believe racism is a
legitimate issue.

Yeah, and it is quite common among Jews. But there are also a healthy contingent who will talk quite honestly about this supremacy as a fundamental and obvious truth, and well established in religious documents. Of course most genuine racists have enough brain cells to rub together to realize that talking about it more openly than is necessary is not a good strategy.

My estimate based on my various friendships and other observations is that a high number of 'Jews' are as disgusted by any form of racism and racial/ethnic supremacy as I am. That includes instances within the nebulous tribal sphere, although we are all human and able to overlook or explain away problematic things. It's a mistake to do so, I think, because it justifies the broad-brush approach which also is common for humans. Those 'Jews' who can and do take a stand are doing the heavy lifting which very well may save a ton of other Jews should there be yet another violent rejection/ejection. Their existence and work will give people like me the lever to argue that it's not right to put everyone into the same bucket. Finkelstein comes to mind.

Quote from: TwitchySeal on Today at 08:48:46 AM

Just to support my argument for those who aren't familiar with your post history (I know you will argue this doesn't prove anything. I know it won't, to you.):

Quote from: tvbcof on November 26, 2019, 11:59:55 AM

Nobody is saying anything about 'every Jew'. Not even genuine anti-semites. I'm sure that there are antisemites but they are as rare as hens teeth and I don't think I've ever met one in the flesh. Questioning the truly clown-show details of the so-called 'holocaust' is certainly not antisemitism no matter what the ADL or whoever says. It's simply not being a brainwashed simpleton or a shameful coward who would sell the U.S. 1st amendment down the river to appease some of the most abysmal ethnic supremacists who ever walked the face of the earth.

Quote from: tvbcof on September 19, 2018, 01:21:21 AM

one needs to be a Jew and/or a kiddie diddler to get AIPAC money.

Quote from: tvbcof on June 10, 2022, 09:35:40 PM

Some of the most loathsome elements Kabbalistic interpretation seem to be much more broadly disseminated through the Jewish mindset than simply a small set of creepy Rabbis. Things like sufficiently read-in Jews 'creating worlds by speaking Hebrew'. i.e., lying out their asses and making up fictional stories about Russian soldiers war crimes. People who grew up in 'Christian nations' have a hard time getting their minds around such a thing and are thus commonly victimized by such tactics.

Quote from: tvbcof on March 28, 2021, 01:48:29 PM

Later it was discovered that for a period of time hospitals in certain coastal regions such as Jew York were able to milk over $70,000 dollars per 'covid patient' out of the the government due to certain emergency funding.

Nice collection. Thanks! I stand by every word, and consider none of it to be 'antisemitic' as I define it. Nor is it any different than I say about any other group when I am seeking to be honest, and when I feel the driving force to be repulsive, and when I've done my research and due diligence.