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Whether they are antisemitic or just indifferent to the plight of Jews is hard to say. Universities have felt compelled in the past to make statements and offer
by megaman821 3y ago
Whether they are antisemitic or just indifferent to the plight of Jews is hard to say. Universities have felt compelled in the past to make statements and offer safe spaces to other vulnerable groups. What is different about Jews? One could speculate, but you would have to ask them.
- wredcoll 3y agoWhy do you say "jews" when you're trying to refer to citizens of the state of israel? Why did the congresswoman use the same wording?
- wolverine876 3y ago> Whether they are antisemitic or just indifferent to the plight of Jews is hard to say. Of course the premise is that the answer must be one of the two, but you need to establish that premise. It's the claim of a heavily polarized group (which doesn't make it false, but I'm not taking it at face value either). Is there evidence of it? In all the claims I've seen, I haven't seen evidence.