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No, since the premise is invalid. There is not a Jewish conspiracy to increase US immigration in the first place. Since the premise is false, all the points bui
by throwaway5752 3y ago
No, since the premise is invalid. There is not a Jewish conspiracy to increase US immigration in the first place. Since the premise is false, all the points build upon that are meaningless.
It's a fairly basic attempt to divide people, is all. It works on impressionable and less intelligent people. Divided people are easier to control and manipulate.
- ReptileMan 3y agoYeah but no. Please literally read the text you quoted - there are a lot of prominent Jewish voices that are big in the SJW space - pro immigration etc. The whole nine yards. And suddenly they are surprised when their space erupts with antisemitic fervor not seen since WWII they suddenly act like surprised pikachus. And of course those specific sjw don't deserve a shred of sympathy. Because when the other jews - like the Hassidim and orthodox were paying the price they were virtue signaling.