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but jews DO make up a majority of the top 1%. it doesn't have to be hatred against jewish people. its just talking about the facts. sounds like textbook social
by devmunchies 8y ago
but jews DO make up a majority of the top 1%. it doesn't have to be hatred against jewish people. its just talking about the facts. sounds like textbook social justice.
I don't agree with it, but i see the hypocrisy in being able to talk about whites (who make up the majority of the top 10%), but not the jews (who make up a majority of the top 1%).
I'm in the camp that recognizes success, but seeks to be associated with it and emulate it rather than "dog-whistle" as you say (I work at a jewish company)
- xpaulbettsx 8y agoI'm simply explaining a cultural phenomenon (the name "George Soros" being a hidden proxy for "Jewish people" in hate circles), not ascribing that it is Right or A Good Thing For Society.
- HappySweeney 8y agoYou may have worded that incorrectly. A majority of the 1% are most certainly not jews.
- the_zisko 8y agoWtf is a jewish company? Get your head on straight dude. This is the type of hatred where you misattribute your boss' success to their "otherness" which makes anti-semitism so elusive. Re-evaluate.
- devmunchies 8y agoSorry for responding late but my company gets all the Jewish holidays off and most of the leaders are Jewish. We even work half days on Friday in preparation for sabbath. There’s no hatred or “anti” anything. Quite the opposite.