The only Jews I don't like are the ones that keep voting for Democrats despite Democrats wholly supporting the death cult that would genocide those same Jews if given the chance.

Democrat Jews need to quit being the dumbest voting block in the entire country.

93MarineHorn said:

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BusterAg said:

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HollywoodBQ said:

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Could you please provide some specific examples before you charge the whole board?

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I can.

First, let's ask a qualifying question.

Would you agree that saying that our government, or our president, is beholden to the interests of the Jewish state to the detriment of the American people is a form of antisemitism?

It is a claim that is often made without any credible proof.

Coleman Hughes talks with Rabbi Wolpe about how this is a weird form of racism in Conversations with Coleman in his 1-26-2026 episode.

My assumption is that this is a wide-held position, and everyone agrees that the conspiracy theories that the Jews control the world is widely considered to be racist.

If I show a bunch of posts where people say with no proof that our government did this or that solely because they are in the pocket of the Jewish lobby, can we agree that this is antisemitism?

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Why say the Jewish state instead of Israel? And no, criticism of our political leadership being overtly pro-Israel when they are being heavily funded by Israel is NOT antisemitism. Why would you think it is? Please explain why YOU think it's anti-semitic.

Much of our gov't is in the pocket of Israel (AIPAC has a massive footprint in Congress). Do you dispute this?

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AIPAC is a strong lobby.

To say that the only reason we bombed Iran is due to AIPAC is ludicrous. There is no similar lobby that is used to explain why the only reason we took out Maduro is due to the fact that we are in the pocket of "X", yet the two operations are not that dissimilar. Both operations were good for American interests, but one is somehow only explained due to some evil outside force using our government as a puppet? It's super crazy.

Again, Hughes and Wolpe do a good job of discussing this, that this conspiracy theory that the Jews control everything is a weird form of racism. Do you not agree?

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BTKAG97 said:

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Huh? This board is very pro-Isreal.

Chastising secular jews because they hate Isreal isnt antisemitic.

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Israel? Israel has nothing to do with anti-Semitic or not. Lol. Jews are separate from Israel's government.

A lot of the far-right is very anti-Semitic, some race-related and some banks-related, like historical tropes.

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Read both sentences together.

CheeseSndwch said:

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I've been accused of antisemitism for:

1. posting that Christians are routinely assaulted in Israel.

2. questioning the U.S. funding/budget for Israel.

I don't think either of those topics are antisemitic but such topics are past the line for some posters.

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I was accused of it for pointing how many NBA franchise owners are Jewish.

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Sea Speed said:

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I wonder if OP gets this upset about the war on whites in America.

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I do.

But, that is a different subject for a different thread. The war on whites due to DEI in corporate America is a real thing, but the motivation behind it is completely different from completely different people and manifests itself in a completely different way. I would not say that they are related at all.

I think that the only people that really hate WASP men in America live in Academia and the HR departments of corporate America. There are some similarities to Jew hating, but there are more differences than similarities.

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Except one of them affects you, and everyone like you and has completely changed the face of our country and the state of American exceptionalism. The other lives in a desert on the other side of the world.

BusterAg said:

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Sea Speed said:

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I wonder if OP gets this upset about the war on whites in America.

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I do.

But, that is a different subject for a different thread. The war on whites due to DEI in corporate America is a real thing, but the motivation behind it is completely different from completely different people and manifests itself in a completely different way. I would not say that they are related at all.

I think that the only people that really hate WASP men in America live in Academia and the HR departments of corporate America. There are some similarities to Jew hating, but there are more differences than similarities.

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There is far far far more hatred of whites than there is of Jews. You don't even notice the former because it's been systematically built into our society and civilization over the past 60 years since the civil rights act and hart-celler. Further, you have also been conditioned to view it as not a big deal, one that occurs mostly on an individual level, and where it's bad if whites collectively advocate for their own self interests like what Jews do with AIPAC, ADL, or SPLC or blacks with the NAACP, etc.

I'm not going to respond any further about the topic of why WASPs are hated in America on this thread, because it is a distraction that deserves another thread.

The alt-right brigade has been on here for at least a decade now. Are you seeing more of them than usual? You know they regularly have to come back with new names because they get banned.

theJonatron said:

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People can hate the government of Israel but not hate Jewish people just like we can hate the US government but love our country.

Saying America first is not antisemitic.

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People that hate the government of Israel more than they hate the government of, say, Argentina are irrational, but we constantly hear about one but not the other.

News flash, the government of Argentina is 1,000% more corrupt.

I'm not sure why you keep using the term WASP when it is all whites that are being systematically targeted globally. It's not just a US problem. It's a much bigger problem than some "antisemites" on texags.

Texaggie7nine said:

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The alt-right brigade has been on here for at least a decade now. Are you seeing more of them than usual? You know they regularly have to come back with new names because they get banned.

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They are obviously here with a strong force due to the elimination of the evil Mullahs in Iran.

I guess that their rhetoric is so widespread that other people don't find it as offensive? It's crazy to me.

Sea Speed said:

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I'm not sure why you keep using the term WASP when it is all whites that are being systematically targeted globally. It's not just a US problem. It's a much bigger problem than some "antisemites" on texags.

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Agree in a way.

BTW, please start a new thread. Please.

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Stressboy said:

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I understand the want to criticize Israel the secular nation, BUT since half of the entire world's population of practicing religious Jews live there, it is hard for me to give these secular Israel haters a pass as it seems that israel and the faith are close to one in the same.

Also I laugh at the Jews control everything silliness.

There are only about 16million Jews in the world of 8.3 billion non Jews.

That is a population of .002%.

They don't control much and if they do have more than the regular Joe, it is because of their religion which teaches good financial decision making. That is why they are able to rebound time and again.

Let's take Israel's influence on the Middle East. They just happen to be the only consistent ally we have relied on for the past 50+ years in the region. Of course, we are going to lean their way in every dispute. Who else are we going to trust? The saudis?

You want to ***** about religious influence look at what the Muslims have done since they have figured out how to use their money and migratory patterns to conquer other nations.

The anti-Israel crowd are misinformed or they are just pushing evil.

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Did you know that Bibi Netanyahu is secular and doesn't really practice the Jewish faith or keep its traditions?

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Did you read my post that stated that half of practicing Jews are citizens of Israel? If the Jews did not want bibi they would replace him. The majority of ethnic Jews are not practicing. What does that matter to any of this?

Again, they are an insignificant population whose significance is only due to their better handling of money, and their nations position in the oil rich Middle East. Somehow that gets inflated in the minds of people who hate Jews that we do their bidding. We don't and when oil is no longer the life blood of civilization, we probably won't care about them at all other than we don't want them genocided out of existence.

Here is the bottom line: Just like the Hindus, the Jews are not going to kill me for being Christian, but the atheist collectivists and the Muslims would in a heart beat. Secular and religious Jews are not a big deal to me or to the world. Why are they such a big deal to you when there are so many worse threats?

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BusterAg said:

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Are there real human beings that are conservatives that are as antisemitic as i am seeing on this board?

This is a very new thing here. I am wondering where it comes from;

Middle Eastern bots that have just realized the amount of influence F16 has, and have decided to infiltrate us with nonsense?

*ucker Carleton and Fuentez are really having an impact on some impressionable conservatives, and we are starting to see the impact of this.

Some stupid skinheads think that since we are conservative, we are somehow like them, and think that bringing their filth here will actually influence people instead of making the hate antisemites even more?

The exponential deluge of antisemitic bull**** on here actually has me wondering the source of all this crap.

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Those on F16 who constantly espouse antisemitism are not "conservatives." They're very loud, but there are not that many of them. Most have to change accounts regularly as they get banned. Bustup being the most famous one.

They do not believe in freedom or any of the values actual conservatives do. In fact they hate pretty much everyone who doesn't agree with their ideology.

Their desire is for the US to be some kind of totalitarian "christian" theocracy which would expel pretty much everyone who isn't white and does not practices their approved version of christianity.

And yes, I did not capitalize christian or christianity on purpose because what they preach is not anything Jesus taught. They simply twist his words for their own ends.

People like Tucker, Owens, Fuentes, and Mahler appeal to losers who need someone to blame for their ****ty lives and as history has shown, Jews are always the preferred scapegoat for the weak minded.

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Very strange to insult an entire group of people for not being Christian enough while defending an entire group who isn't Christian.

The idea that conservatism in the west means a society that welcomes or allows the promotion of anti-Christian behavior is contrary to all of recorded history of western civilization since the 4th century, but im interested in your take

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The only Jews I don't like are the ones that keep voting for Democrats despite Democrats wholly supporting the death cult that would genocide those same Jews if given the chance.

Democrat Jews need to quit being the dumbest voting block in the entire country.

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I agree with your first paragraph, but Black women are way more Democrat-brainwashed than any other demographic.

Severian the Torturer said:

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BusterAg said:

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theJonatron said:

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People can hate the government of Israel but not hate Jewish people just like we can hate the US government but love our country.

Saying America first is not antisemitic.

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People that hate the government of Israel more than they hate the government of, say, Argentina are irrational, but we constantly hear about one but not the other.

News flash, the government of Argentina is 1,000% more corrupt.

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Do we keep getting dragged into wars by Argentina?

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Which wars do you think that Israel dragged us into?

Severian the Torturer said:

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BusterAg said:

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theJonatron said:

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People can hate the government of Israel but not hate Jewish people just like we can hate the US government but love our country.

Saying America first is not antisemitic.

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People that hate the government of Israel more than they hate the government of, say, Argentina are irrational, but we constantly hear about one but not the other.

News flash, the government of Argentina is 1,000% more corrupt.

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Do we keep getting dragged into wars by Argentina?

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Does Argentina keep getting blamed for anything that happens in a region that is strategically placed between 3 continents that is extremely volatile and controlled mostly by religious zealots?

Thanks for confirming you are who I had already figured you were.

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93MarineHorn said:

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Sorry, OP, there really isn't much anti-semitism on F16. Some people don't like Israel's approach to ME conflicts (I'm NOT one of them). This is not anti-semitism. There are, unfortunately, several posters on this board that leap to accusations of anti-semitism whenever Israel or our relationship to Israel is called into question.

Please post examples of blatant anti-semiticism on F16. This does not mean post examples of anti-Israeli sentiment.

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There are lots of posters that are conspiracy theorists, and that runs the gamut from fake moon landing to 9/11 truthers to 1619 Project... so lots of flavors to choose from. Some of them choose to only believe the ones about Israel and by extension, Jews in the US/world. While it may not feel technically like antisemitism from those who espouse it, it is functionally indistinguishable from it.

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Maybe it's just you who can't see the distinction. Criticism of Israel or Zionism isn't antisemitism.

theJonatron said:

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People can hate the government of Israel but not hate Jewish people just like we can hate the US government but love our country.

Saying America first is not antisemitic.

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Very good points.

And people saying they are pro-Israel (government, Netanyahu, etc.) can still hate the jews in this country.

Phatbob said:

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Severian the Torturer said:

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BusterAg said:

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theJonatron said:

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People can hate the government of Israel but not hate Jewish people just like we can hate the US government but love our country.

Saying America first is not antisemitic.

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People that hate the government of Israel more than they hate the government of, say, Argentina are irrational, but we constantly hear about one but not the other.

News flash, the government of Argentina is 1,000% more corrupt.

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Do we keep getting dragged into wars by Argentina?

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Does Argentina keep getting blamed for anything that happens in a region that is strategically placed between 3 continents that is extremely volatile and controlled mostly by religious zealots?

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And does Argentina have to deal with Paraguay being sore losers in a war and constantly launching rockets at them?

HoustonAggie11 said:

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Jews have been the scapegoat for 2000 years now man, not much has changed.

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3,3000 years my friend

but yes, this is nothing new.

the only new thing was the 80 year relative hiatus following the Holocaust.

the idiot influencers are all chasing Qatari money, bots and follows and clicks

so Tucker started it, Candace is just insane, and Megyn Kelly (who attacked Trump in 2016) is just a shameless grifter for power in her entire career.

on the other hand, influencers are not real life.

I would rather have President DJT on my side -and Candace Nazi Owens on the other side.
I take that all day every day.

BonfireNerd04 said:

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YouBet said:

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The only Jews I don't like are the ones that keep voting for Democrats despite Democrats wholly supporting the death cult that would genocide those same Jews if given the chance.

Democrat Jews need to quit being the dumbest voting block in the entire country.

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I agree with your first paragraph, but Black women are way more Democrat-brainwashed than any other demographic.

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Yes, but the Democrat Party isn't simultaneously supporting a death cult religion that has the public policy of murdering all blacks.

The Democrats support two diametrically opposed world views within the same party when it comes to Jews and Islam. The Jews know this yet still vote for them despite all of this boiling over under Biden with the national Democrats throwing their support behind Hamas.

The blacks do have the more subtle conflict with illegals who divert their handouts from them, but I guess now that Trump is on the job and 2-3M illegals have gone home we don't hear about that as much. Unfortunately, they won't be smart enough to recognize that it was Trump who mitigated this conflict for them and will still vote Democrat. Forever the slave to the Democrats.

I put the Democrat Jews as 1A and blacks as 1B as the dumbest voting blocks in that party. Wanting to murder your fellow voter > stealing their welfare.

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Phatbob said:

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93MarineHorn said:

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Sorry, OP, there really isn't much anti-semitism on F16. Some people don't like Israel's approach to ME conflicts (I'm NOT one of them). This is not anti-semitism. There are, unfortunately, several posters on this board that leap to accusations of anti-semitism whenever Israel or our relationship to Israel is called into question.

Please post examples of blatant anti-semiticism on F16. This does not mean post examples of anti-Israeli sentiment.

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There are lots of posters that are conspiracy theorists, and that runs the gamut from fake moon landing to 9/11 truthers to 1619 Project... so lots of flavors to choose from. Some of them choose to only believe the ones about Israel and by extension, Jews in the US/world. While it may not feel technically like antisemitism from those who espouse it, it is functionally indistinguishable from it.

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Maybe it's just you who can't see the distinction. Criticism of Israel or Zionism isn't antisemitism.

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When people criticize Israel's actions while never criticizing other countries that do worse things, it's pretty sus.

BonfireNerd04 said:

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Severian the Torturer said:

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BusterAg said:

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theJonatron said:

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People can hate the government of Israel but not hate Jewish people just like we can hate the US government but love our country.

Saying America first is not antisemitic.

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People that hate the government of Israel more than they hate the government of, say, Argentina are irrational, but we constantly hear about one but not the other.

News flash, the government of Argentina is 1,000% more corrupt.

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Do we keep getting dragged into wars by Argentina?

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Which wars do you think that Israel dragged us into?

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Iraq 91, Iraq 03, Lebanese Civil War, Syria for the past generation, Iran presently.

BusterAg said:

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93MarineHorn said:

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BusterAg said:

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HollywoodBQ said:

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Could you please provide some specific examples before you charge the whole board?

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I can.

First, let's ask a qualifying question.

Would you agree that saying that our government, or our president, is beholden to the interests of the Jewish state to the detriment of the American people is a form of antisemitism?

It is a claim that is often made without any credible proof.

Coleman Hughes talks with Rabbi Wolpe about how this is a weird form of racism in Conversations with Coleman in his 1-26-2026 episode.

My assumption is that this is a wide-held position, and everyone agrees that the conspiracy theories that the Jews control the world is widely considered to be racist.

If I show a bunch of posts where people say with no proof that our government did this or that solely because they are in the pocket of the Jewish lobby, can we agree that this is antisemitism?

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Why say the Jewish state instead of Israel? And no, criticism of our political leadership being overtly pro-Israel when they are being heavily funded by Israel is NOT antisemitism. Why would you think it is? Please explain why YOU think it's anti-semitic.

Much of our gov't is in the pocket of Israel (AIPAC has a massive footprint in Congress). Do you dispute this?

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AIPAC is a strong lobby.

To say that the only reason we bombed Iran is due to AIPAC is ludicrous. There is no similar lobby that is used to explain why the only reason we took out Maduro is due to the fact that we are in the pocket of "X", yet the two operations are not that dissimilar. Both operations were good for American interests, but one is somehow only explained due to some evil outside force using our government as a puppet? It's super crazy.

Again, Hughes and Wolpe do a good job of discussing this, that this conspiracy theory that the Jews control everything is a weird form of racism. Do you not agree?

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Nobody said this. Bombing Iran is in the interest of many countries, including the US. I haven't seen many "Jews control everything" posts on F16. I'm aware that this opinion has been around for centuries. You are conflating legitimate complaints against Israel with tired old tropes.

Phatbob said:

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Severian the Torturer said:

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BusterAg said:

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theJonatron said:

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People can hate the government of Israel but not hate Jewish people just like we can hate the US government but love our country.

Saying America first is not antisemitic.

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People that hate the government of Israel more than they hate the government of, say, Argentina are irrational, but we constantly hear about one but not the other.

News flash, the government of Argentina is 1,000% more corrupt.

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Do we keep getting dragged into wars by Argentina?

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Does Argentina keep getting blamed for anything that happens in a region that is strategically placed between 3 continents that is extremely volatile and controlled mostly by religious zealots?

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That sounds like a "them" problem. If someone has a 2000 year old history of being blamed for things, they may be the target of a vicious multi-millennial smear campaign, or they might have a penchant for rustling jimmies.

Rapier108 said:

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Thanks for confirming you are who I had already figured you were.

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Thanks for confirming your idea of conservatism comes from Saul Alinsky's "how to neuter conservatism" playbook.

BonfireNerd04 said:

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jwhaby said:

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Phatbob said:

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93MarineHorn said:

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Sorry, OP, there really isn't much anti-semitism on F16. Some people don't like Israel's approach to ME conflicts (I'm NOT one of them). This is not anti-semitism. There are, unfortunately, several posters on this board that leap to accusations of anti-semitism whenever Israel or our relationship to Israel is called into question.

Please post examples of blatant anti-semiticism on F16. This does not mean post examples of anti-Israeli sentiment.

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There are lots of posters that are conspiracy theorists, and that runs the gamut from fake moon landing to 9/11 truthers to 1619 Project... so lots of flavors to choose from. Some of them choose to only believe the ones about Israel and by extension, Jews in the US/world. While it may not feel technically like antisemitism from those who espouse it, it is functionally indistinguishable from it.

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Maybe it's just you who can't see the distinction. Criticism of Israel or Zionism isn't antisemitism.

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When people criticize Israel's actions while never criticizing other countries that do worse things, it's pretty sus.

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Israel is a high functioning first world country we've given almost quarter trillion dollars to in aid in the last century. It's not ridiculous to expect more from them.

BusterAg said:

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theJonatron said:

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People can hate the government of Israel but not hate Jewish people just like we can hate the US government but love our country.

Saying America first is not antisemitic.

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People that hate the government of Israel more than they hate the government of, say, Argentina are irrational, but we constantly hear about one but not the other.

News flash, the government of Argentina is 1,000% more corrupt.

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Now you're being ridiculous. The gov't of Israel has attacked US assets in the past (allegedly) and is a big reason we are drawn into ME conflicts. Disliking the gov't of Israel for this more than Argentina's gov't isn't bigoted.

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HoustonAggie11 said:

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Jews have been the scapegoat for 2000 years now man, not much has changed.

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3,3000 years my friend

but yes, this is nothing new.

the only new thing was the 80 year relative hiatus following the Holocaust.

the idiot influencers are all chasing Qatari money, bots and follows and clicks

so Tucker started it, Candace is just insane, and Megyn Kelly (who attacked Trump in 2016) is just a shameless grifter for power in her entire career.

on the other hand, influencers are not real life.

I would rather have President DJT on my side -and Candace Nazi Owens on the other side.
I take that all day every day.

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Would you let me know what your thoughts are regarding why the Jews have been so demonized regardless of geographic location for 3 and a half millennia?

Severian the Torturer said:

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Phatbob said:

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Severian the Torturer said:

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BusterAg said:

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theJonatron said:

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People can hate the government of Israel but not hate Jewish people just like we can hate the US government but love our country.

Saying America first is not antisemitic.

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People that hate the government of Israel more than they hate the government of, say, Argentina are irrational, but we constantly hear about one but not the other.

News flash, the government of Argentina is 1,000% more corrupt.

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Do we keep getting dragged into wars by Argentina?

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Does Argentina keep getting blamed for anything that happens in a region that is strategically placed between 3 continents that is extremely volatile and controlled mostly by religious zealots?

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That sounds like a "them" problem. If someone has a 2000 year old history of being blamed for things, they may be the target of a vicious multi-millennial smear campaign, or they might have a penchant for rustling jimmies.

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If you can't distinguish between geopolitical logistical issues that have to do with Europe, Asia, and Africa that all have effects on us as the lone global superpower, and "If they all hate them for millennia, there must be something to it", then the choice is either willful ignorance or, yes, antisemitism.

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HoustonAggie11 said:

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Jews have been the scapegoat for 2000 years now man, not much has changed.

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3,3000 years my friend

but yes, this is nothing new.

the only new thing was the 80 year relative hiatus following the Holocaust.

the idiot influencers are all chasing Qatari money, bots and follows and clicks

so Tucker started it, Candace is just insane, and Megyn Kelly (who attacked Trump in 2016) is just a shameless grifter for power in her entire career.

on the other hand, influencers are not real life.

I would rather have President DJT on my side -and Candace Nazi Owens on the other side.
I take that all day every day.

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Could Trump's dealings with Qatar (see below) have influenced (no pun intended) Tucker et.al., you think?

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In his second term (beginning 2025), President Trump has cultivated a very close, strategic, and economic partnership with Qatar, pivoting from early-term skepticism to designating the nation an essential Middle East ally
. Relations are defined by major defense pactsincluding a 2025 NATO-style security guaranteeand massive investments, with the White House citing over $240 billion in deals.

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Severian the Torturer said:

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Phatbob said:

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Severian the Torturer said:

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BusterAg said:

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theJonatron said:

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People can hate the government of Israel but not hate Jewish people just like we can hate the US government but love our country.

Saying America first is not antisemitic.

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People that hate the government of Israel more than they hate the government of, say, Argentina are irrational, but we constantly hear about one but not the other.

News flash, the government of Argentina is 1,000% more corrupt.

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Do we keep getting dragged into wars by Argentina?

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Does Argentina keep getting blamed for anything that happens in a region that is strategically placed between 3 continents that is extremely volatile and controlled mostly by religious zealots?

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That sounds like a "them" problem. If someone has a 2000 year old history of being blamed for things, they may be the target of a vicious multi-millennial smear campaign, or they might have a penchant for rustling jimmies.

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Next time just go ahead and write "those pesky Jews".