Following the events and revelations of the last couple of weeks, I am genuinely curious as to whether the likes of @McCormickProf, @StephenESachs, and @RickGarnett would continue to maintain that criticisms of the Israeli government/military are per se antisemitic.
@McCormickProf Unfortunately, this was standard fare as from back as when I was a college freshman in 2014. We then went into small groups and were asked to introduce ourselves with our pronouns. I was first up, had no idea what I was even being asked to do, and was subsequently condescended to
@HenMazzig So “good person at Time A thought that Israel had a right to exist” implies “one ought to support Israel’s right to ethnically cleanse Gaza and kill tens of thousands of innocent women and children at Time B”? Got it.
@RLHeinrichs This proposal is completely divorced from reality. Then again, what else would we expect from the US foreign policy establishment? It’s just another variation on the theme that’s defined their thinking since the Cold War ended.
@SohrabAhmari This is anti-Semitic. After all, nothing other than a vicious hatred of the Jews could possibly explain why someone (a Christian, no less!) would criticize Netanyahu’s government’s avowed commitment to the ethnic cleansing of Gaza and the killing of innocent Palestinian children
@tedcruz When elected, my primary goal will be to be the leading defender of France in the U.S. Senate. Anyone who challenges this priority is nothing more than a Hitlerian Francophobe and cannot credibly call themselves a Christian or MAGA.
@Vermeullarmine Yes, I do 😌. Don’t underestimate me: I’m *pretty* smart, and have a political imagination that extends as far as John Rawls. So I know a Hitlerian when I see one.
@DavidAFrench You worship liberalism like a golden calf. And like all false gods, this idol is a lifeless corpse animated by nothing. So like many so-called conservatives, you have a quasi-religious devotion to losing on your “neutral principles” (an oxymoron). Your foundation is sand.