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What's antisemitic from my words? But you're correct: people see patterns, like me or you, and they're often wrong, but not always. The truth lurks in there som

What's antisemitic from my words? But you're correct: people see patterns, like me or you, and they're often wrong, but not always. The truth lurks in there somewhere. But that was just my theory based on personal experience and observation. I'm not interested in political, religious or racial discussions.

jamiek88 4y ago
These are all tropes about (((JEWS)) historically, ((NEW WORLD ORDER) is ((JEWS)). It's thinly veiled stuff to a lot of people. Coincidental here I'm sure, but it can raise the hackles. Especially 'secret fraternities', makes you think freemasons etc often used pejoratively by anti semites. Just shedding some light here not making any accusations.
- RajT88 4y ago
  NWO is not quite as common as "Globalists", but you are correct.
- miramba 4y ago
  But he didn‘t use any of these words. It‘s you who reacts to a stereotype here, instantly connecting „secret worldwide control group“ with „of jewish faith“ or something - in your head. Not that I would follow the OPs opinion. Yes to smokescreens, corruption and instilling fear in people to control them. Only I think that we are not yet there, development-wise, for a group that could plan this deliberately. Ideology and power dynamics work by themselves, especially in the lawless secret services of this world (and I mean all of them, there are no good ones).
- majestic5762 4y ago
  Some people seem to condemn these theories, while identifying with them and putting themselves at the center. It gives them power. People use this tactic often, but some become boring. ((Jews)) don't like when people say about them they rule the world, but the truth is they like it. Same goes with Germans. ((Nazism)) is taboo and nobody talks about it, but the truth is they are proud of their history. Not about the killings, but proud of their might and power - they "almost succeeded". Coming back, i had 0 antisemitic intentions
- acer589 4y ago
  Huh. I did not think there was a ton of overlap between Freemasons and the Jewish community.
- arminiusreturns 4y ago
  Strawman fallacy that happens all the time. You said globalist, you must be a racist anti-semite! So sad to see such drivel. You want to talk about the real "New World Order" and globalists it can be done, with plenty of citations and sources, but you don't want to hear that (to be fair, most don't) and would rather label any mention of this very real set of conspiracies as something horrible in order to justify ignorance of the subject matter while also attacking it. Maybe HN is about ready for a more frank discussion on this topic, with the details layed out.
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jamiek88 4y ago

These are all tropes about (((JEWS)) historically, ((NEW WORLD ORDER) is ((JEWS)). It's thinly veiled stuff to a lot of people. Coincidental here I'm sure, but it can raise the hackles. Especially 'secret fraternities', makes you think freemasons etc often used pejoratively by anti semites. Just shedding some light here not making any accusations.

RajT88 4y ago
NWO is not quite as common as "Globalists", but you are correct.
miramba 4y ago
But he didn‘t use any of these words. It‘s you who reacts to a stereotype here, instantly connecting „secret worldwide control group“ with „of jewish faith“ or something - in your head. Not that I would follow the OPs opinion. Yes to smokescreens, corruption and instilling fear in people to control them. Only I think that we are not yet there, development-wise, for a group that could plan this deliberately. Ideology and power dynamics work by themselves, especially in the lawless secret services of this world (and I mean all of them, there are no good ones).
majestic5762 4y ago
Some people seem to condemn these theories, while identifying with them and putting themselves at the center. It gives them power. People use this tactic often, but some become boring. ((Jews)) don't like when people say about them they rule the world, but the truth is they like it. Same goes with Germans. ((Nazism)) is taboo and nobody talks about it, but the truth is they are proud of their history. Not about the killings, but proud of their might and power - they "almost succeeded". Coming back, i had 0 antisemitic intentions
acer589 4y ago
Huh. I did not think there was a ton of overlap between Freemasons and the Jewish community.
arminiusreturns 4y ago
Strawman fallacy that happens all the time. You said globalist, you must be a racist anti-semite! So sad to see such drivel. You want to talk about the real "New World Order" and globalists it can be done, with plenty of citations and sources, but you don't want to hear that (to be fair, most don't) and would rather label any mention of this very real set of conspiracies as something horrible in order to justify ignorance of the subject matter while also attacking it. Maybe HN is about ready for a more frank discussion on this topic, with the details layed out.
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