Takuan_Soho said: Do you not know how to use the internet? Open the article. The second paragraph starts: "So says a new study. The bold part is blue because it is a hyperliink. Anyway: http://www.nature.com/articles/ncomms5835 It didnt show as a hyper-link for me. Okay so it had a lot of people involved so that's good. Although hard to find info on them. First guy Shai Carmi is from the Hebrew university of Jerusalem which makes me a bit sceptical after looking into what that school is but at least i dont see anything from him stating an obvious religious political leanings. My problem was your claim they arent european. Your cited study doesnt say that either. Maybe you just used poor wording and meant originally they were possibly from the "near east" or middle eastern and blended with europens. Also there is my point i brought up with thebraininthejar about how Christian and Muslim groups would also likely have some of their own genetic distinctions from opposition to interfaith marriage so I see no reason to give Jews special treatment of classification that others dont have. Although Judaism is older so at least there is that but I think it's silly to mix religion and genetics. Takuan_Soho said: Perhaps because such people seem incapable of having an honest discussion about Jews or Israel, and immediately leap to conspiracies and rants? But Im not one of them.... soooo... Guess what type of people want Jews to be different? Not just Zionists but also Anti-semites. http://davidduke.com/new-genetic-study-confirms-racial-basis-judaism/ |
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NudeBear said: European Jews are most definitely European. "Le Jews have a middle eastern origin dating back to thousands of years ago..." Who gives a fuck lmao. Ethnic Jews have more of a cultural connection than a genetic one. All you need to be considered a Jew is to have a Jewish mother, so any origin would be diluted over time. |
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NudeBear said: It's some crazy one drop rule eh? Yfw someone tells you're not of "European descent" because your grandparents from dozens of centuries ago migrated from the middle east. Maybe I should start telling people I'm not European, I'm African. Takuan_Soho said: The ironic thing is that I don't knock you for being skeptical, I am. But I always make a point of doing my homework BEFORE expressing my skepticism. That is what I am primarily chiding you for. I told you this before on other threads: there are good arguments to be made against Israeli expansionism and in the US of too much concentration of media ownership - but in order to be effective one needs to have their facts in order. If one doesn't, they are aiding what they seek to speak out against. I was saying that as a reason to ask for the info. Some people dont like to do that if they think they dont have to. Takuan_Soho said: But that is what IS fascinating about the study. Despite living in Europe for 2,000 years, despite having a bottleneck of only 330 people in the past, a group of people have managed to preserve their genetic identity because they HAVEN'T intermarried. It makes them an enormously interesting genetic experiment. I don't think you are an American, are you? I only bring this up because in not being one you don't quite understand how Americans think. If you are one you need to do more research or meet people outside of your milieu. David Duke is not anti-Semitic. Yes, he is a former member of the KKK and the KKK does not want Jews to be in the US, but this is why they are the biggest supporters of Israel. One, they want Jews to leave; Two, according to Baptist dogma, the rapture can only occur when the Jews are congregated once again in Israel. I would say that sample size is too small to claim they only came from 330 people for sure. Also since they arent pure blooded so to speak it's not that interesting aside from how you could track migration of that particular group but same is true of any other group. I'm a third generation American and have lived in three states. What does that have to do with anything? That was just an example I used since he cited the same study. You already should know Anti-semites mostly hate Jews as an ethnic or racial group not just a religious group. I also dislike how the term anti-semite is used since Arabs are semites too. |
Takuan_Soho said: Actually the sample size is large enough to be able to say what they said. It's actually better documented than the "Eve Hypothesis Based on...? It's better of the sample size is larger than the proposed original group size. Takuan_Soho said: I explained it. First, no American would quote a David Duke musing. The man is an idiot and an opportunist. I was giving you the benefit of doubt. That you admit you do not know who he is, well, that is telling.... What are going on about? I know he is. www.haaretz.com/world-news/u-s-election-2016/1.751169 http://davidduke.com/category/jewish-supremacism-2/ |
Nico- said: TheBrainintheJar said: How Jewish are they? Do they just happen to have Jewish parents and occasionally light a menorah? Don't know because I'm not Jewish and I don't know much about it. But my point stands that the big bankers (Rothschilds, Rockefellers, Bilderbergs etc.) and media elites (New York Times, MSNBC, and MTV having a majority Jewish staff at the top) are coincidentally Jewish by blood. traed said: TheBrainintheJar said: Do you think Black people are a race? If yes or no, why? Race is just a cultural concept not anything grouped by genetics except when people try to redefine it to mean that and when that is the case black, white and so on is far too simplistic to describe the groupings. Genetic similarity comes from geographic origin. Of course i wouldn't deny that cultural influence of religion could have an influence on genetic mixing or lack there of with other groups but for what you would have of discouragement of interfaith marriage you would see in Judaism would also be the case for Christianity and Islam. You're consistent in your thinking. That's good. I do agree race is crap, but ethnic groups are a bit harder to get rid of. Put a bunch of people in close proximity and they'll develop a common ground unique to them. Identity isn't just 'by blood', it also needs the subject's agency, its decision to appropriate the identity and make it a part of their own. So you'll have to elaborate on the nature of their Jewishness, else you're just doing racial pseudoscience. |
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| Jews are extremely disproportionately represented in subversive movements like communism, the Frankfurt School, etc. There are powerful Jewish organizations that push mass immigration in the West, while they push the opposite for Israel. They are also the root of the neocon movement, and are the cause of these endless wars in the Middle East. You can't possibly maintain that the US would have such a perverse relationship with Israel if not for Jewish power having a stranglehold on the West. You don't need a conspiracy theory. It's right there in the open. If you can admit that terrorism is a Muslim problem, but not admit that globalism is a Jewish problem, then you're not being consistent. In both cases, it's #NotAll, but that's beside the point. |
TheBrainintheJar said: You're consistent in your thinking. That's good. I do agree race is crap, but ethnic groups are a bit harder to get rid of. Put a bunch of people in close proximity and they'll develop a common ground unique to them. Identity isn't just 'by blood', it also needs the subject's agency, its decision to appropriate the identity and make it a part of their own. So you'll have to elaborate on the nature of their Jewishness, else you're just doing racial pseudoscience. ethnicity is hard to define. It's basically based on culture and nation of origin but cultural boundaries are imaginary. Cultures near eachoter or worlds apart can be basically the same sometimes. Cultures mix and mash and exchange all the time. Nation states are just imaginary lines drawn out arbitrarily. Altairius said: Jews are extremely disproportionately represented in subversive movements like communism Prove it with a valid source. the Frankfurt School No one gives a fuck about Frankfurt School but Nazis. There are powerful Jewish organizations that push mass immigration in the West, while they push the opposite for Israel. So name them... They are also the root of the neocon movement How? and are the cause of these endless wars in the Middle East Some of the wars yes. All of them? No. Most of them? Doesnt seem so. You can't possibly maintain that the US would have such a perverse relationship with Israel if not for Jewish power having a stranglehold on the West. It's not really from some secret Jewlord. It's because of the high amount of evangelical Christians that are zionists but it is also from how Israel was created. The US and UK are trying to keep responsible for supporting the nation state they birthed. You don't need a conspiracy theory. It's right there in the open. Conspiracy theories means there is a conspiracy. Youre delusional if you think Jews all want the same thing. If you can admit that terrorism is a Muslim problem, but not admit that globalism is a Jewish problem, then you're not being consistent. In both cases, it's #NotAll, but that's beside the point. Define globalism... that could mean a lot of things. |
Altairius said: You make bold claims and I would appreciate it if you substantiate them. Open my eyes please, or else it'll stay as a conspiracy.Jews are extremely disproportionately represented in subversive movements like communism, the Frankfurt School, etc. There are powerful Jewish organizations that push mass immigration in the West, while they push the opposite for Israel. They are also the root of the neocon movement, and are the cause of these endless wars in the Middle East. You can't possibly maintain that the US would have such a perverse relationship with Israel if not for Jewish power having a stranglehold on the West. You don't need a conspiracy theory. It's right there in the open. If you can admit that terrorism is a Muslim problem, but not admit that globalism is a Jewish problem, then you're not being consistent. In both cases, it's #NotAll, but that's beside the point. |
incisorr said: i love it when people start acting like some neutral almighty unbiased godly judge and they even believe their own shit, suddenly its not their thoughts and opinions anymore but the righteous justice god way, they are unbiased, non-subjective, they just are! To be honest, everyone is like this quite often, me included, but i don't forget myself and i still post a lot of personal shit which is what forums are made for , if they didn't want us to have our own style and posts it would be an article instead a forum thread. |
Altairius said: The way you alt right guys talk about how all the Jews run big businesses and are only into making money and stuff I would think they would be heavily into capitalism not communism. Karl Marx was Jewish but he wasn't into religion because he said religion is the opiate of the masses and a communist leader like Stalin saw Jews as being part of the bourgeoisie.Jews are extremely disproportionately represented in subversive movements like communism |
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| I thought we were past the point when people thought all the Jews were a bunch of middle-eastern dudes holed up in Israel. 'Jew' nowadays is just another word for Bogeyman among some groups, pretty much on the same level as 'Nazi' and the such. |
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DrGeroCreation said: Altairius said: The way you alt right guys talk about how all the Jews run big businesses and are only into making money and stuff I would think they would be heavily into capitalism not communism. Karl Marx was Jewish but he wasn't into religion because he said religion is the opiate of the masses and a communist leader like Stalin saw Jews as being part of the bourgeoisie.Jews are extremely disproportionately represented in subversive movements like communism They're into both, as it turns out. Jacob Schiff (big American capitalist Jew) was one of the biggest financial supporters of the Bolsheviks. It's almost like there's some tribal interest here that transcends political ideology. |
traed said: TheBrainintheJar said: You're consistent in your thinking. That's good. I do agree race is crap, but ethnic groups are a bit harder to get rid of. Put a bunch of people in close proximity and they'll develop a common ground unique to them. Identity isn't just 'by blood', it also needs the subject's agency, its decision to appropriate the identity and make it a part of their own. So you'll have to elaborate on the nature of their Jewishness, else you're just doing racial pseudoscience. ethnicity is hard to define. It's basically based on culture and nation of origin but cultural boundaries are imaginary. Cultures near eachoter or worlds apart can be basically the same sometimes. Cultures mix and mash and exchange all the time. Nation states are just imaginary lines drawn out arbitrarily. Altairius said: Jews are extremely disproportionately represented in subversive movements like communism Prove it with a valid source. the Frankfurt School No one gives a fuck about Frankfurt School but Nazis. There are powerful Jewish organizations that push mass immigration in the West, while they push the opposite for Israel. So name them... They are also the root of the neocon movement How? and are the cause of these endless wars in the Middle East Some of the wars yes. All of them? No. Most of them? Doesnt seem so. You can't possibly maintain that the US would have such a perverse relationship with Israel if not for Jewish power having a stranglehold on the West. It's not really from some secret Jewlord. It's because of the high amount of evangelical Christians that are zionists but it is also from how Israel was created. The US and UK are trying to keep responsible for supporting the nation state they birthed. You don't need a conspiracy theory. It's right there in the open. Conspiracy theories means there is a conspiracy. Youre delusional if you think Jews all want the same thing. If you can admit that terrorism is a Muslim problem, but not admit that globalism is a Jewish problem, then you're not being consistent. In both cases, it's #NotAll, but that's beside the point. Define globalism... that could mean a lot of things. I do agree that the lines between cultures are blurry, but just because they are it doesn't mean I can't recognize a Jew. Besides, whether Jews-as-an-ethnicity exist doesn't matter regarding antisemetism. If discrimination exists, it exists regardless of whether its basis is imaginary or not. Nico- said: TheBrainintheJar said: How Jewish are they? Do they just happen to have Jewish parents and occasionally light a menorah? Don't know because I'm not Jewish and I don't know much about it. But my point stands that the big bankers (Rothschilds, Rockefellers, Bilderbergs etc.) and media elites (New York Times, MSNBC, and MTV having a majority Jewish staff at the top) are coincidentally Jewish by blood. That's like those who say that since a lot of CEO's are men, therefore it's good to be a man. As if a minority of successful men means we all benefit from it. |
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| @TheBrainintheJar There is no singular Jewish culture though. There is several ones with some similarities. Yeah I didn't say it doesn't. I'm against the term "anti-semitism". First off it conflates the religion and the ethnicity. It also ignores the fact Arabs are also semites. Lastly it gives special treatment to Jews no one else gets. You don't usually see people being bigoted about any other religious group or ethnicity or race getting a special term for them except Muslims who try to make Islamophobia a thing. I don't think either terms need to exist. It's just bigotry same as any other. |
Takuan_Soho said: traed said: You don't usually see people being bigoted about any other religious group or ethnicity or race getting a special term for them except Muslims who try to make Islamophobia a thing. I don't think either terms need to exist. It's just bigotry same as any other. That makes no sense. A special term is needed because there is no general term for it. Racists are biased against different races, so you don't need "anti-negroid" or "anti-mongoloid" or whatever, but since Judaism is not a race, nor is it a religion, a special term was needed, particularly because they are singled out so often. Antisemitism I agree is a misnomer, since there are more Semite races, but that is the term that has been historically used, so what better word is there? It's called religious bigotry or religious persecution. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Religious_persecution 1The belief in and worship of a superhuman controlling power, especially a personal God or gods. ‘ideas about the relationship between science and religion’ 1.1count noun A particular system of faith and worship. ‘the world's great religions’ 1.2count noun A pursuit or interest followed with great devotion. ‘consumerism is the new religion’ Sure as fuck sounds like a religion. Oh i know... because it is. 1The monotheistic religion of the Jews. 1.1 The Jews collectively. Anti-Judaism ? |
Takuan_Soho said: Hitler didn't kill Jews because of their religion. He even went after those who converted to Christianity. One drop of Jewish blood was enough. And that is why we need a special word. It's not JUST religious persecution and it's not JUST racism, it is a combination of the two, and then something more, because people who aren't racist or religious bigots can be antisemitic He disliked them since they were Polish immigrants and descendants of immigrants who practiced Judaism or its cultural aspects. "one drop" No https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mischling These high ranking Nazis are all part "Jew" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erhard_Milch https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emil_Maurice https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hermann_Göring Hitler's doctor was Jewish. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eduard_Bloch But they arent a race. I already went over this. You're literally agreeing with Hitler that they are a race. Using that same argument you might as well try to legitimize Islamophobia lol It's just stupid. Takuan_Soho said: A more accurate word, but good luck changing 200 years of near universal usage! So Arab Muslims being a major group of Anti-Semites are Anti-Semetic Semites. |
spuukiebuugi said: Altairius said: They're into both, as it turns out. Jacob Schiff (big American capitalist Jew) was one of the biggest financial supporters of the Bolsheviks. It's almost like there's some tribal interest here that transcends political ideology. jesus you child where are you pulling these unfounded conspiracy theories from from his rear or a nazi worshiper site that he does not want to post because he knows its not a valid source |
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Neane93 said: The Jewish thing with the Nazis was cause they had money that could be given to all the people who were getting welfare from the government. This was a nation that a couple years ago if you had a tear in your shirt you were financially ruined, the Nazis were supported cause they made life great for the German people via Keynesian economics on steroids and in order to fund all of it they went after the Jews and anyone else that the Germans wouldn't complain about if something bad happen to them in order to get he money. When they started doing it in places like Ukraine the Nazi officials actually asked the guy in charge why was doing and he said he was doing it cause some Jew there had at least a penny that could be given for some German to get some welfare. They wanted any penny that they could get to fund their government programs. "The Jewish Thing" had to do with a lot more than economics. It seems the Nazis blamed just about everything on the Jews, including the pollution of their genetics... Um, you do realize that german yiddish people lived in ghettos, right? They were scarcely better off. That's what's so fucked up about the holocaust... the Nazis literally attacked a defenseless group of people for no reason. They may have used a war machine to pull Germany out of the ghetto, but they did it for completely illogical reasons, and the fact that some of you guys seem to have a hard time understanding this is actually quite shocking... |
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Takuan_Soho said: Goring wasn't Jewish, he had a Jewish Godfather. I think I misread Godfather as grandfather. Takuan_Soho said: Until Hitler was 18. Seriously, do you all actually read the things you post? Hitler's family wasn't antisemitic, indeed as a starving artist in Vienna, a Jewish man supported his artistic endeavors. The source of Hitler's antisemitism has long been debated since it came rather later in his life. I was going by memory and just grabbed first link that came up. I think I meant this guy. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theodor_Morell Takuan_Soho said: Not Jewish, so 3 out of four are bad. He was accused of being Jewish because his father was a Jew but his mother then tried to later claim his father was someone else so I guess it depends how you look at it. I guess since they didnt count him as Jewish on account of that even though he probably was so it's a bit off point of what i was focusing on. Takuan_Soho said: Emil Maurice is the only one, and he had only 1 great grandfather who was Jewish. Odds were neither he nor Hitler knew about this when they became friends in 1919, and it was only that extremely long friendship (and extreme personal loyalty to Hitler) that spared him. You said "one drop" . No backtracking. Also i was just listing off higher ranking people as i pointed out if a person was only partially Jewish in ancestory and did not practice Judaism they had a chance to be let off. So he did treat it as a race but also religion did play a role. |
traed said: @TheBrainintheJar There is no singular Jewish culture though. There is several ones with some similarities. Yeah I didn't say it doesn't. I'm against the term "anti-semitism". First off it conflates the religion and the ethnicity. It also ignores the fact Arabs are also semites. Lastly it gives special treatment to Jews no one else gets. You don't usually see people being bigoted about any other religious group or ethnicity or race getting a special term for them except Muslims who try to make Islamophobia a thing. I don't think either terms need to exist. It's just bigotry same as any other. You argue tiny semantics which aren't as important as the pain caused by antisemetism. We have a unique name for discrimination against Jews. So what, really? The name stuck and there is no need to change it. I see a derailing here, not an argument against this claim: "People view Jews as a group and discriminate against them, therefore antisemetism exists". |
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incisorr said: i love it when people start acting like some neutral almighty unbiased godly judge and they even believe their own shit, suddenly its not their thoughts and opinions anymore but the righteous justice god way, they are unbiased, non-subjective, they just are! To be honest, everyone is like this quite often, me included, but i don't forget myself and i still post a lot of personal shit which is what forums are made for , if they didn't want us to have our own style and posts it would be an article instead a forum thread. |
TheBrainintheJar said: traed said: @TheBrainintheJar There is no singular Jewish culture though. There is several ones with some similarities. Yeah I didn't say it doesn't. I'm against the term "anti-semitism". First off it conflates the religion and the ethnicity. It also ignores the fact Arabs are also semites. Lastly it gives special treatment to Jews no one else gets. You don't usually see people being bigoted about any other religious group or ethnicity or race getting a special term for them except Muslims who try to make Islamophobia a thing. I don't think either terms need to exist. It's just bigotry same as any other. You argue tiny semantics which aren't as important as the pain caused by antisemetism. We have a unique name for discrimination against Jews. So what, really? The name stuck and there is no need to change it. I see a derailing here, not an argument against this claim: "People view Jews as a group and discriminate against them, therefore antisemetism exists". Giving them that special treatment only encourages bigotry against them by treating them as different than anyone else. Again I didn't say it doesnt exist. |
traed said: TheBrainintheJar said: You argue tiny semantics which aren't as important as the pain caused by antisemetism. We have a unique name for discrimination against Jews. So what, really? The name stuck and there is no need to change it. I see a derailing here, not an argument against this claim: "People view Jews as a group and discriminate against them, therefore antisemetism exists". Giving them that special treatment only encourages bigotry against them by treating them as different than anyone else. Again I didn't say it doesnt exist. Are you so worried over special treatment of the Jews? This is the old tactic of making people afraid of Jews by claiming they have power. 'Fear the powerful!' is just a racist tactic. They used it against Blacks too - 'Fear the gorilla! Will take our women!'. Worry about special treatment when Jews will have enough power for it. |
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TheBrainintheJar said: Are you so worried over special treatment of the Jews? This is the old tactic of making people afraid of Jews by claiming they have power. 'Fear the powerful!' is just a racist tactic. They used it against Blacks too - 'Fear the gorilla! Will take our women!'. Worry about special treatment when Jews will have enough power for it. Not Jews but any religion or ethnicity. |
Takuan_Soho said: spuukiebuugi said: look, alitarius is a neonazi and has repeatedly proven himself to be a neonazi, i'm not gonna hear any justification about it. What? I think you misread my intent. I didn't justify it. I just said that it was ironic that alitarius was attacking Jacob Schiff for being "pro-Communist" when after WWI Mr Schiff was attacked for being "pro-German" by the French. My "poor man" was Jacob Schiff, he was the one getting baseless accusations from both directions! Not even pro-communist. Just pro-Jewish. That's the whole point: why else would a capitalist fund communists? It's not like I blame a man for supporting his people, but let's admit the tribalism there, and the way in which it has and continues to clash with the interests of the host societies. |
traed said: TheBrainintheJar said: Are you so worried over special treatment of the Jews? This is the old tactic of making people afraid of Jews by claiming they have power. 'Fear the powerful!' is just a racist tactic. They used it against Blacks too - 'Fear the gorilla! Will take our women!'. Worry about special treatment when Jews will have enough power for it. Not Jews but any religion or ethnicity. You specifically talked about Jews in your post. I wonder why you mentioned them. If they're an example, any other example? |
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TheBrainintheJar said: You specifically talked about Jews in your post. I wonder why you mentioned them. If they're an example, any other example? This is a thread about Jews and Neo Nazis. Why would I not mention them and go off to something else off topic instead? I already pointed out the special treatment of Muslims and Islam in how it's overly protected from criticism by calling it Islamophobia. In the US and countries of similar laws all major religions get special perkst I don't think should be exclusive to them alone. I'm also against strict affirmative action quotas. |
traed said: TheBrainintheJar said: You specifically talked about Jews in your post. I wonder why you mentioned them. If they're an example, any other example? This is a thread about Jews and Neo Nazis. Why would I not mention them and go off to something else off topic instead? I already pointed out the special treatment of Muslims and Islam in how it's overly protected from criticism by calling it Islamophobia. In the US and countries of similar laws all major religions get special perkst I don't think should be exclusive to them alone. I'm also against strict affirmative action quotas. Point taken. I got carried away and forgot the title. I will argue that antisemetism, like other forms of bigotry has its unique manifestation. So having a term for it isn't bad. I also wouldn't mind if racism against Black people would get its own term. I think these terms help us understand how discrimination works. Blacks were considered brutal barbarians. Jews were considered conniving assholes. These are crucial differences to understand how hate works. |
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TheBrainintheJar said: traed said: This is a thread about Jews and Neo Nazis. Why would I not mention them and go off to something else off topic instead? I already pointed out the special treatment of Muslims and Islam in how it's overly protected from criticism by calling it Islamophobia. In the US and countries of similar laws all major religions get special perkst I don't think should be exclusive to them alone. I'm also against strict affirmative action quotas. Point taken. I got carried away and forgot the title. I will argue that antisemetism, like other forms of bigotry has its unique manifestation. So having a term for it isn't bad. I also wouldn't mind if racism against Black people would get its own term. I think these terms help us understand how discrimination works. Blacks were considered brutal barbarians. Jews were considered conniving assholes. These are crucial differences to understand how hate works. You see similar traits in all forms of bigotry. What its based on hs little importance, it's all jut misunderstandings, fear and tribalism |
traed said: TheBrainintheJar said: Point taken. I got carried away and forgot the title. I will argue that antisemetism, like other forms of bigotry has its unique manifestation. So having a term for it isn't bad. I also wouldn't mind if racism against Black people would get its own term. I think these terms help us understand how discrimination works. Blacks were considered brutal barbarians. Jews were considered conniving assholes. These are crucial differences to understand how hate works. You see similar traits in all forms of bigotry. What its based on hs little importance, it's all jut misunderstandings, fear and tribalism You also see different ones, and if we don't understand the differences we can't prove them wrong. Every bigotry is based off on claims and ideas. Bigotry in and of itself isn't 'wrong' or 'right', we need to examine each instance. |
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