Anonymous #2 1w

lol who are you talking about

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Anonymous OP 1w

I’m talking about the people who are “antizionist” as a cover for antisemitism. They do not have a principled stance, they just hate israel because they associate it with Jews and they also hate Jews

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Anonymous #2 1w

I’m sure that there are people who do that but most folx who identify as anti-zionists are against Israel as a colonial state, not the existence of Jews. Like there are a ton of Jews who self-identify as anti-Zionist, do you think they use that label to justify some twisted hatred for their own people?

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Anonymous #2 1w

Those people don’t go through the trouble of calling themselves antizionists. They are pretty open about their beliefs.

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Anonymous #1 1w

Not at all, no. I think that a principled antizionist stance (i.e. being against colonialism, apartheid, and genocide) is much more common on the left side of the issue though, and that a lot of the right wingers hopping onto it are doing so because they associate israel with Jews and want to attempt to use the antizionist momentum to be antisemitic

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Anonymous #3 1w

I mean, pretty sure Nick Fuentes, who is just an out and about nazi, calls himself antizionist

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Anonymous #2 1w

Fair fair. Antisemites trying to call themselves antizionists reminds me of right-wingers pretending to be antifa with the goal of poisoning the public’s perception of the movement

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Anonymous #2 1w

Yeah those people define Zionism as a worldwide Jewish conspiracy for domination of non-Jews. Very different from what normal people define as Zionism.

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