#judenhass

[indecisiveavocado]

i wonder if my goyish friends would understand the sheer dread in the pit of my stomach when i saw this.

how many jews have been killed now?

who else wants me dead?

how will people (who i once thought would be friends, who i marched alongside, who i trusted) justify my death?

when will i need to flee?

i wonder if i should explain it to them. i think they would trust me. (i hope they would trust me.) maybe i could help them not fall into the pit of hatred of jews (are they already in the pit? would they want me dead? my cousin who goes to camp in israel every year? my great aunt who made aliyah?) but i don't want to do that. it's tiring. it's exhausting. and it's even harder when it's not faceless icons on a screen, but people i care about, who i value.

i wonder if i knew any of the dead. if i knew someone who knew any of the dead. i wonder if there are any dead. i wonder if it's just someone saying there should be dead. i wonder when that became a "just". i wonder if i'll need to flee to israel. i wonder when i'll need to flee to israel. i wonder if i will flee to israel. i wonder how they'll go about killing us. i wonder if they'll use all the inventions of modernity, i wonder if there will be parking lots like there were at auschwitz. i wonder if there will be death camps or just pogroms. i wonder if we'll be allowed to call them pogroms, or if we'll be accused of exaggerating, of lying for secret jew purposes.

i wonder what those secret jew purposes would even be. survival? being able to pray in peace? what is our secret nefarious goal, our hidden aim?

having goyish friends understand the dread in the pit of our stomachs when we see that jumblr is trending?

[outraged-honk]

Israel recalls defense attaché from Canada, won't be replaced | The Jerusalem Post

The Defense Ministry said Ilan Or's withdrawal from the Ottawa Embassy is part of a global realignment of Israel's Defense Attaché network.

If you are a Jewish Canadian this should be terrifying.

Our "extremely liberal" government is letting hate crimes against Jews grow, the public address was buried and basically just lip service.

Thanks for voting Liberal this time guys, just bravo 👏, you are putting Jews in danger physically, emotionally, and psychologically. We are abused in real life and online. My friend recently sent me a picture of a mailbox painted with hamas symbols. This is not okay, hamas is a terrorist organization, they are the furthest thing from liberation you can get. If you really cared about Palestinians, you would want to get rid of hamas, houthis, hezbollah, the Iranian Islamic Regime (IIRC).

Many of these supporters do not care about anyone, not Iranians, not Palestinians, not Lebanese, they just want to be angry and do crimes, which happens to be against Jews under the guise of moral superiority.

Jews have never claimed to be better than anyone, that's a goyim insecurity. But I see posts "(((they))) think (((they))) are better than everyone else" never have i heard this or have seen it in texts. But the thing about insecurity is that it takes the face of violence, of being a vigilante because you can't trust the government that they elected.

[rosszulorzott]

szemezgettem reflexiók között a pride-ról

aki elment

aki már inkább el se ment

[heplev]

Geschichte der Judenverfolgung durch Araber in Palästina - und sich seitdem gerieren sie sich als Opfer.

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[theprincewhowasnt]

A hundred years ago by the way, my folks were cobblers whose neighbors tried to kill them for being alive. You're welcome whomest the fuck ever you were.

[themonsterunderthebed]

hab letztens ein mädel kennengelernt, das antisemitismus in berlin im master studiert. ich find es im allgemeinen komisch aber harmlos, dass man antisemitismus als fach studieren kann, aber etwas hat mich daran irritiert, das ich in dem moment nicht nennen konnte.

natürlich ist es mega wichtig, solche sachen zu studieren. ich find's aber seltsam, nur den hass-teil der jüdischen geschichte zu studieren bzw. sich ausschließlich dafür zu interessieren. es ist ja ein masterstudiengang, das ist automatisch speziell, und judenhass ist fast so alt wie die juden selbst. es ist völlig legitim, geschichte durch den lens zu studieren. alles in ordnung. trotzdem hinterlässt es für mich einen komischen nachgeschmack, dass nicht-jüdische deutsche unsere geschichte nur hinsichtlich des hasses verstehen wollen. und natürlich ist diese formulierung übertrieben, so fühlt es sich aber eben an.

es erinnert mich daran, wie meine deutsche mitbewohnerin mich als "exotisch" beschrieben hat - ich als weiße frau aus den usa - weil ich jüdin bin. oder daran, wie ein brandenburgisches museum der jüdischen geschichte all seine schilder zu seinen ausstellungen in der vergangenheitsform verfasst hatte: "es gab mal dieses volk, so haben sie gegessen, so haben sie gebetet, schau mal, auch hier waren sie zu finden - dieses rituelle bad haben sie damals benutzt!" das ganze gibt mir ein gefühl von entfremdung - es fühlt sich so an, als wollten sie uns als interessantes und wichtiges teil der geschichte aber nicht als lebendiges volk betrachten. erinnerungspolitik ist irgendwie so wichtig geworden, dass man sich fast ausschließlich mit erinnerungen und nicht mit der gegenwart beschäftigt.

und natürlich ist das unfair von mir. zum einen geht es in dem studiengang auch um aktuellen antisemitismus. aber warum will mich diese sonst nette frau nur als objekt des hasses betrachten? gibt es nichts anderes am judentum oder an der jüdischen geschichte und kultur, das interessant ist? ist die wichtigste sache, die wir tun können, gehasst und getötet zu werden?

wie gesagt. mir ist klar dass meine ansicht eine übertriebene und äußerst sensible bad-faith-take darstellt. und wenn zufälligerweise jemand das hier liest, der selbst antisemitismus studiert hat oder sich für den fach interessiert, würde ich mich sehr über diskussion freuen. aber ich glaube es geht mir hier vielmehr um gefühle als um rationale gedanken. die intellektuellen gründe für ein solches studium sind mir, glaube ich, klar. trotzdem rüft es diese entfremdungsgefühle in mir hervor. und vielleicht gehört das einfach dazu, einer minderheitsgruppe anzugehören, und es lohnt sich nicht, mich weiter damit auseinanderzusetzen. trotzdem finde ich das ganze etwas komisch.

[flangst]

The Joy of Hating Jews - Tablet Magazine

Why antisemites always have a blast—and how Jews enhance the experience

[kuudere-hime]

It's not just Antizionism

It's plenty of other things too.

When we are arguing that Antizionism is Antisemitism, I at least used to fall into the trap of thinking Antizionism is the only thing associated with Antisemitism that Leftists fail to see as being inseparable from Antisemitism at least via Guilt by Association. But I've come to realize it's really not.

First there is being Anti Circumcision.

It's incredibly normal to see Leftists and even Libertarians argue for making Infant Circumcision illegal with no religious exemptions because "it's a procedure the Baby can't consent to" and I'm like "so is having the Ambilocal Cord cut".

The Medical arguments against Circumcision are all nonsense, actual studies keep showing Circumcision to be medically beneficial, that includes some benefits only useful when it's done soon after birth like how it reduces the risk of UTI.

The first time I ever read an Anti-Circumcision article it made an absurd claim then when Jews perform Circumcisions the Rabbis lick the blog off the babies circumcizer member. I instantly recognized the invocation of Blood Libel.

Just look at the scandal involving that Silent Hill Fandom Wiki Editor to see how quickly fixating on a dislike of Circumcision leads to Conspiratorial madness.

As a Gentile and a Paulian Christian, I don't believe Paul ever intended for his followers to stop Circumcising newborns. All of the allegedly Anti-Circumcision stuff in the New Testament is solely about the issue of imposing it on adult converts. In fact as a Credo-Baptist I see there being a direct link between the origins of Infant-Baptism and the abandonment of Circumcision, when you're doing Infant Circumcision what Infant Baptism is supposed to do becomes redundant. Plus most of the argument for there being a Biblical Basis for Infant Baptism is tied to the false doctrine that Baptism replaces Circumcision. The only time Paul talks about Baptism and Circumcision near each other is when talking about how for both the physical ritual is a symbol something spiritual, it is absolutely not saying one replaces the other.

The other issue I want to talk about is Marcionism.

People who literally believe in the fullness of Marcionite of Gnostic Theology are a niche minority. But they do exist, I sometimes watch a YouTube video made by one, and in one the Gnostic said "you know YHWH is a bad due because he loves Blood, the bloody bloody blood" once again people can't stop themselves from evoking Blood Libel.

However mild Marcionism is way more common then you think. Whenever an Atheist specifically uses the name YHWH for the God they view as Evil. Whenever Christians God acted differently in the "Old Testament".

The gist of the Marcionite way of thinking about The Bible is pretty mainstream actually.

And it amazes me how many alleged enemies of Bigotry don't see the Antisemitism in making that association. If you normalize associating everything you think is Bad about Religion with The Hebrew Bible and think all the Good Stuff doesn't show up till Jesus. Then of course many are going to conclude that those who reject Jesus and following just The Hebrew Bible must be following the most Evil Religion imaginable.