#k slur

[batshit-auspol]

Cute new slur for our followers

[k33p-c4lm-4nd-c4rr10n]

One for the blocklists:

Their whole blog is just them being an edgelord like this.

[bdalak]

Dunwoody woman accused of using antisemitic language toward neighbor

A Dunwoody woman is accused of yelling derogatory language at a man whose daughter was killed while serving as a member of Israel’s Border P

"it angered me so much that he was calling me a jew hater that i called him a kike"

[tryingto-survivethis]

my grandfather’s friend passed away last week. He was living in Russia. His headstone is still being made so in the meantime his family put a plaque up with his (obviously jewish) name and dates on it. Yesterday someone scratched “жыд” (jud, kike in russian) into the plaque above his name. so.. yeah…

[nonbinaryjudean]

antizionists will write out a whole essay on why the shit they say isnt antisemitic and at the end call you a k*ke

[hindahoney]

Genuine question: where have there been protests with nazi flags? Out of all the images ive seen its been all palestinian flags and supportive messaging. There haven’t been antisemetic dog whistles in the photos/videos i have seen?

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In Times Square

Paris

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These students were chased into the library and forced to hide while the protestors banged on the doors and windows.

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Tumblr won't let me add more but yeah they're not peaceful. I have a million other photos and videos of Jewish stores being vandalized, synagogues being attacked, Jewish people being beaten or chased by pro Palestine protestors. The protests are anything but peaceful.

Also their favorite chant "From the river to the sea" is a call for Jewish genocide. Same with their chant "Khaybar khaybar ya yahud". Khaybar was a massacre against Jews by the prophet Mohammad and that chant is saying "Jews, remember Khaybar". Its a threat.

[germiyahu]

Kike pigs really seething that people are waking up to your bullshit.

[notaplaceofhonour]

One of the experiences that really highlighted to me how willing the left can be to turn a blind eye to and gaslight Jews about antisemitism was trying to talk about Michael Jackson’s antisemitism, such as in the song “They Don’t Care About Us”, which was released with the lyrics:

“Jew me, sue me, everybody do me / Kick me, kike me, don't you black or white me.”

I feel like that is shockingly straightforward with how antisemitic it is, both in its specific language (the K-slur & Jew-as-a-verb) and its conspiratorial bent in the context of the whole song. But when it came out and Jews were obviously appalled and spoke out about it, MJ made the standard “but have you considered that accusing me of bigotry offends me?” and “I was taken out of context!” statements that bigots make when they get called out on their bigotry.

As for MJ’s claim that he was taken out of context, here is some context: In 1993, MJ’s relationship with the press deteriorated when they began covering allegations of his child sex abuse. In the midst of this, tabloids ran a lot of scummy, sensationalized headlines—ruthlessly mocking his appearance and eccentricities and even running entirely false stories. This marked a drastic shift in MJ’s lyrics, which began to focus heavily on his victimhood (both real and perceived, often conflating both and tying them to broader social issues), with many of the songs on the next album HIStory (1995) being about this. “They Don’t Care About Us” is on this album. In 2003, there were revelations that Michael Jackson had grown close with members of Nation of Islam (a fringe and antisemitic hate group), and in 2005, Good Morning America aired a phone recording of Michael Jackson calling Jews “leeches”, claiming Jews had targeted him for his wealth, and saying “It’s a conspiracy. Jews do it on purpose”.

This is the context of Michael Jackson singing about being a stand-in for the victims of all kinds of real world oppression like racism and police brutality, and then saying he was being “Jewed” and “kiked”. It came out that he was molesting little kids, and rather than face the music, he tried to dodge responsibility by conflating those allegations with racism and the gross, sensationalist bullshit that tabloids were running on him; he wove all these things together in a narrative that he could use to wrap himself up in victimhood & conspiracy to position himself as not just a martyr, but the very archetype of martyrdom so that the world could, as he sang on the same album in his cover of John Lennon’s song, “Come together, over me.”

The lyrics were later changed to replace “Jew” & “kike” with abstract noise that drowned out the words or repetitions of “sue” & “strike”. But even so, this is still a song, not truly about inequality and injustice, but using inequality and injustice to shield a child molester from responsibility. And the fact that “Jew” can so easily be replaced with “sue”, not simply in sound but in meaning, without disrupting the narrative and tone of the song, belies the fact that Michael Jackson believed himself to be a victim of some sort of conspiracy between “(((The Media)))” and greedy Jewish lawyers.

And yet, trying to talk about this to this day, even with the benefit of hindsight, when it’s pretty well-accepted that MJ was in fact a child molester and knowing what he said about Jews after this song came out, it is next to impossible to get people to see the antisemitism in him tying together all oppression in the world as him being “Jewed” and “kiked” by (((The System)))—even when he literally says “Jew”, even when he says the K-slur, even when he refers to Jews as blood-suckers, even when he literally says Jews are conspiring against him. When people started using the song as part of the George Floyd protests, and I was like “hey, maybe that’s not a great idea” and gently tried to explain this context, I was ignored, told it didn’t matter because the song was about inequality, told Black people have every right to distrust Jews “because Jews are White” and stabbed Black people in the back by embracing Whiteness, etc. etc.

I think that is one of the times that really started to make it clear to me, “oh, yeah no, leftists can be staring straight at a K-slur in the mouth of a known sex offender and still say it’s fine”—something leftists generally would not do for any other vulnerable minority. It still astounds me.