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Thank you for the case in point, a live example of turning a blind eye to things like this[1], and part of the reason why Zionism exists in the first place. Jew
by energy123 1y ago
Thank you for the case in point, a live example of turning a blind eye to things like this[1], and part of the reason why Zionism exists in the first place. Jews know how to recognize the figurative blind eye, where such hostility against them as an ethnic group either isn't happening (most of the posters here) or is justified because of their collective behavior (your post). None of this is new. What is new is that Zionism is a mechanism that turns such ethnic hatred into collective strength, which is probably something you hate to hear, but is nevertheless the truth.
[1] https://www.justice.gov/archives/opa/pr/former-cornell-student-pleads-guilty-posting-online-threats-against-jewish-students-campus https://www.justice.gov/archives/opa/pr/former-cornell-stude...
- tdeck 1y agoDoesn't this refute your point that nothing was being done? This indivudual made criminal threats and was charged with a crime in 2024. Where are the charges for Zionists who beat Jewish pro-palestine protestors and sent them to the hospital? Jewish students are disproportionately represented in the Palestine movement on campuses, something I'm sure you prefer to ignore.
- energy123 1y agoSo we've quietly moved on from "they deserved it" or "they're making it up", have we?
- tdeck 1y agoOne instance of an actual threat or antisemitic harassment doesn't mean that this conversion isn't dominated by the exact thing I explained earlier: people with an etho-supremicist ideology complaining that there is any pushback at all and attempting to weaponize a victim narrative by conflating anti-Zionism with antisemitism. It shouldn't be hard to say you're against Israel's genocide of Palestinians regardless of your ethnicity or religious background.