• xmunk@sh.itjust.works
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      Failing to support genocide isn’t antisemitic in the eyes of sane people… but legitimate antisemitism is on the rise.

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      Nah. But attacking Jews who have no part in the genocide merely because they are Jews is.

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      No. Going after Jewish people because they are Jewish is antisemitic- and there’s a lot too much of that going on.

      But you knew that really, didn’t you?

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      Why comment this on a post about Jewish citizens of a non-involved country being attacked? I understand not supporting Israel, but these people under threat aren’t a part of this.

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      …Do you…do you want there to be a correlation with “not supporting genocide” and "antisemitism?

      Because if not, I don’t see why there is any issue with protecting the jewish sites. They should not have to suffer because of people who are falsely correlating the two.

      I said that in a confusing manner, but basically: There’s a good chance people are using the war as an excuse to perform antisemitic acts. Just because we don’t associate with those acts doesn’t mean they aren’t going to happen, and we should still be encouraging those acts be prevented.