• So judgy and mean

    From Adam H. Kerman@3:633/10 to All on Wed Aug 19 02:49:01 2026
    Just because a man enters a synagogue, acts in a disorderly manner, then
    starts attacking people trying to get to the rabbi, New York Post calls
    him hateful and a lunatic. CNN and New York Times call him "a man",
    preserving his dignity.

    Why not? Attacks on Jews within a few hundred miles of New York re
    normalized. Perhaps we cn look forward to another Tree of Life incident.

    Maybe he loves his mother.

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  • From Rhino@3:633/10 to All on Tue Aug 18 23:44:04 2026
    On 2026-08-18 10:49 p.m., Adam H. Kerman wrote:
    Just because a man enters a synagogue, acts in a disorderly manner, then starts attacking people trying to get to the rabbi, New York Post calls
    him hateful and a lunatic. CNN and New York Times call him "a man", preserving his dignity.

    Why not? Attacks on Jews within a few hundred miles of New York re normalized. Perhaps we cn look forward to another Tree of Life incident.

    Maybe he loves his mother.

    I can't believe how naive I was before Oct 7. I somehow thought that
    most people were finally past anti-semitism and decades of peer pressure
    had finally shamed it out of most people, especially the "thought
    leaders". But all they accomplished, at best, was to damp things down a
    bit for a while, ready to erupt in a big way with the events of Oct 7. I suppose it's just a feeling of "here we go again" for Jewish people but
    I really thought public opinion had changed permanently to accept Jews
    and the existence of Israel. But anti-Semitism is back in a big way and
    it's not ever going away, is it? What a stunning indictment on the human race....

    --
    Rhino

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  • From moviePig@3:633/10 to All on Wed Aug 19 09:29:54 2026
    On 8/18/2026 11:44 PM, Rhino wrote:
    On 2026-08-18 10:49 p.m., Adam H. Kerman wrote:
    Just because a man enters a synagogue, acts in a disorderly manner, then
    starts attacking people trying to get to the rabbi, New York Post calls
    him hateful and a lunatic. CNN and New York Times call him "a man",
    preserving his dignity.

    Why not? Attacks on Jews within a few hundred miles of New York re
    normalized. Perhaps we cn look forward to another Tree of Life incident.

    Maybe he loves his mother.

    I can't believe how naive I was before Oct 7. I somehow thought that
    most people were finally past anti-semitism and decades of peer pressure
    had finally shamed it out of most people, especially the "thought
    leaders". But all they accomplished, at best, was to damp things down a
    bit for a while, ready to erupt in a big way with the events of Oct 7. I suppose it's just a feeling of "here we go again" for Jewish people but
    I really thought public opinion had changed permanently to accept Jews
    and the existence of Israel. But anti-Semitism is back in a big way and
    it's not ever going away, is it? What a stunning indictment on the human race....

    Our longing to feel superior may be biological -- say, related to
    tribalism -- and needing only a handy target.



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  • From super70s@3:633/10 to All on Wed Aug 19 10:26:30 2026
    On 2026-08-19 03:44:04 +0000, Rhino said:

    On 2026-08-18 10:49 p.m., Adam H. Kerman wrote:
    Just because a man enters a synagogue, acts in a disorderly manner, then
    starts attacking people trying to get to the rabbi, New York Post calls
    him hateful and a lunatic. CNN and New York Times call him "a man",
    preserving his dignity.

    Why not? Attacks on Jews within a few hundred miles of New York re
    normalized. Perhaps we cn look forward to another Tree of Life incident.

    Maybe he loves his mother.

    I can't believe how naive I was before Oct 7. I somehow thought that
    most people were finally past anti-semitism and decades of peer
    pressure had finally shamed it out of most people, especially the
    "thought leaders". But all they accomplished, at best, was to damp
    things down a bit for a while, ready to erupt in a big way with the
    events of Oct 7. I suppose it's just a feeling of "here we go again"
    for Jewish people but I really thought public opinion had changed permanently to accept Jews and the existence of Israel. But
    anti-Semitism is back in a big way and it's not ever going away, is it?
    What a stunning indictment on the human race....

    9 out of 10 "America First over Israel First" advocates stress it has
    nothing to do with anti-Semitism. That's a fig leaf used by the
    Zionists because they can see their influence waning (except in the US Congress where about 94% are bought off by AIPAC).


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  • From Rhino@3:633/10 to All on Wed Aug 19 13:05:54 2026
    On 2026-08-19 11:26 a.m., super70s wrote:
    On 2026-08-19 03:44:04 +0000, Rhino said:

    On 2026-08-18 10:49 p.m., Adam H. Kerman wrote:
    Just because a man enters a synagogue, acts in a disorderly manner, then >>> starts attacking people trying to get to the rabbi, New York Post calls
    him hateful and a lunatic. CNN and New York Times call him "a man",
    preserving his dignity.

    Why not? Attacks on Jews within a few hundred miles of New York re
    normalized. Perhaps we cn look forward to another Tree of Life incident. >>>
    Maybe he loves his mother.

    I can't believe how naive I was before Oct 7. I somehow thought that
    most people were finally past anti-semitism and decades of peer
    pressure had finally shamed it out of most people, especially the
    "thought leaders". But all they accomplished, at best, was to damp
    things down a bit for a while, ready to erupt in a big way with the
    events of Oct 7. I suppose it's just a feeling of "here we go again"
    for Jewish people but I really thought public opinion had changed
    permanently to accept Jews and the existence of Israel. But anti-
    Semitism is back in a big way and it's not ever going away, is it?
    What a stunning indictment on the human race....

    9 out of 10 "America First over Israel First" advocates stress it has nothing to do with anti-Semitism. That's a fig leaf used by the Zionists because they can see their influence waning (except in the US Congress
    where about 94% are bought off by AIPAC).

    The claim that anti-Zionism is completely different to anti-Semitism is
    a total crock of shit: the two are as close as peas in a pod. The "anti-Zionists" are deepdown anti-Semites. I wish I had bookmarked a
    video where a Zionist made a rabid Palestinian demonstrating against her
    look like he was a Zionist too: I don't think I've ever seen someone
    (the Palestinian) so furious at her inescapable logic. The thought of
    being a Zionist (or being called one) made him absolutely livid.

    --
    Rhino

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