Every self-described "anarchist" I've ever encountered has been a young person with a deficit of education and a surplus need for attention.
But THIS asshole adds a new twist because they're also an antizionist dishonestly cosplaying as a Jew.
To those of us who grew up in some sort of yiddishkeit, the choice of words here is jarring and an obvious tell.
"Shmendrik" traditionally refers to a foolish, inept, weak, or insignificant person. A helpless "nincompoop" or "pipsqueak." It's historically a mild, almost comical insult, popularized by early Yiddish theater. More than once, I've heard a grandparent refer to a grandchild affectionately as a schmendrik.
So this gonif is engaged in a high-stakes, furious internet argument involving terms like "Zionazi" and "Nazi's wet dream," and drops "shmendrik" into that rage.
This is the linguistic equivalent of aggressively yelling 'you absolute poopy-pants!" or 'you utter silly-billy!' in the middle of a screaming match.
A putz like @anarchic-judaism doesn't realize how fucking weird it is because they've never, ever spent time around actual speakers of Yiddish and probably couldn't pronounce the word aloud to save their life.
If you're unfamiliar with the tactic or have never run into @stoptheantisemitism, please understand: This is a non-Jewish user or bot who created an account to launder their antizionist/antisemitic arguments by posing, badly, as a Jew.
They grab a few Yiddish words off Wikipedia or Urban Dictionary to build instant cred among sonei Yisroel, but because they lack cultural context, they drop words like shmendrik into inappropriate contexts where the tonal flop makes their already-ridiculous mask fall off entirely.
Jumblr friends: Please don't waste any time on this falsher yid. They're a cheap chazer mit a kosher pisk. A khokhem be-layla.
No Jew who knows anything at all about their own history would say this:
They're a cosplayer. They're trying to ragebait you.
Please stop giving this mamzer the attention they're looking for.
Block 'em like Lego and move on, fam.
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