@iang_fc@caitoz Seems like a weird leap to take, from zero to “I hate Jews”—and then, what, Israel stops and they go back to not hating Jews again? Just doesn’t seem like a very plausible scenario!
@caitoz I don’t deny that Zionists flood the zone with fake accusations, and that Israel causes more damage than antisemitism. I don’t think you have any basis for your third claim, though. You’re on X, do you not encounter explicit Nazi shit all the time?
@Jdough147@nick_matau@UnathiAfrika@abierkhatib Sure, but what grounds are there for hostility towards the group in general when you can simply direct your hostility to the particular subgroup you dislike? Again, I realize people *do* do this, but I don’t see why they should.
@Jdough147@nick_matau@UnathiAfrika@abierkhatib Well, I guess I actually should have asked about your claim that “all” members of a group act a particular way, since I think that’s never going to be true of any sufficiently large group, and if you think it is, you may be stuck in an algorithm
@georgeofpatmos While this response (below) is the one I think you (qua Nazi) actually agree with, the reason non-Jews in the liberal media ecosystem like to platform anti-Zionist Jews is because they believe it insulates their own condemnations of Israel from false charges of antisemitism.
@georgeofpatmos@zei_squirrel@PeterBeinart Actually it’s fantasizing about endless blood sacrifice to achieve the forced deportation of millions that requires fanaticism. Most people are not that invested. Only (actual) Zionists, Palestinians (for good reason), and Nazis (like yourself) can summon the required animosity.
@mindyisser@PeterBeinart I would feel that it’s categorically different because you can “create Jewish families” without marrying a Jew, just like you are doing.
@mindyisser@PeterBeinart Read Beinart’s last sentence again and then tell me whether you disagree with what it literally says (regardless of what Greenblatt said).