Anonymous #1 16w

Ya I guess I just wanted to bring up the fact that everyone’s talking about one and not how there’s been an increase in both

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Anonymous #2 16w

Please don’t create a problem where there isn’t one

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Anonymous #1 16w

girl you cant just jump in and accuse someone of antisemitism and then be like there is no problem

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Anonymous justinian 16w

also, there are dozens of Muslim majority countries that are reasonably wealthy and support Muslim interests around the world. Jews are an oppressed minority pretty much everywhere except Israel, but Israel itself isn’t even that great for Jewish people. Also, there are only about 15 million Jews in the world, compared to how many Muslim people?

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Anonymous #2 16w

Dude. It was an accident and I clarified

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Anonymous justinian 16w

Ya thats a very good point too, I forgot just how many Muslims there are compared to Jews. God I just wish we didn’t let hate and intolerance lead us to these avoidable and violent conflicts all the time

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Anonymous justinian 16w

It’s not the 1940s anymore, Islamophobia is far more dangerous than antisemitism. Islamophobia is the ideology of the so-called War on Terror, the Hindu nationalist movement in India, the Israeli state’s genocide, the genocide against Bosniaks, the Rohingya genocide

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Anonymous #4 16w

Antisemitism is still wrong but it’s no longer the ideology behind ongoing fascism and mass murder across the world

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Anonymous #4 16w

Antisemitism was responsible for October 7

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Anonymous #4 16w

That’s just not true

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Anonymous #4 16w

Pittsburgh. Poway.

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Anonymous #1 16w

yea ofc hamas did all that bc they hate jews and it had nothing to do with isreals actions for the past 70 years

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Anonymous #2 16w

Google Pittsburgh and poway. Antisemitism is still a problem

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Anonymous #2 16w

Dc last week

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Anonymous #1 16w

but this post was about islamophobia which you seemingly want to discredit

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Anonymous #2 16w

I don’t. It was about antisemitism and Islamophobia. Please stop creating problems where there are none

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Anonymous #1 16w

"is it okay to be islamaphobic but not antisemitism" and people immediately jump in going but antisemitism is so much worse never mind that casual islamophobia is so normalized

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Anonymous #2 16w

Please stfu

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Anonymous #1 16w

or what you will remove more of my comments

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Anonymous #2 16w

You commented under my comment which I removed due to a misunderstanding being cleared up. Calm down

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Anonymous #1 16w

anyways funny how you never talk about that stuff even when it does affect jewish people too like that lady in brooklyn who got harassed or even those israelis in florida who were mistaken as palestinians and shot

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Anonymous #2 16w

Hey. So. Stfu.

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Anonymous #1 16w

its actually not under your comment

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Anonymous #2 16w

There were comments under my comment that I deleted

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Except it does. I wrote a comment about someone being ok with antisemitism. And that’s the one I deleted

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You’re creating an issue where and when one doesn’t exist

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Anonymous #1 16w

you dont get notifications about your comment being removed when that happens but whatever this isnt important

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Anonymous #1 16w

oh look all your comments are still up :/

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Anonymous #2 16w

Missing the point

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Anonymous #1 16w

yea like how you completely ignored mine bc its not convenient for you

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Anonymous #2 16w

Just stfu. You have no idea what is being discussed here

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Anonymous #1 16w

so islamophobia and antipalestinian sentiment hasnt also been harmful to jewish people in the us?

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Anonymous #2 16w

You’re missing the entire point of the conversation

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Anonymous #1 16w

so are you lmao

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Anonymous #2 16w

No. I’m not. Now leave me alone

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Anonymous #1 16w

but its not like the question i asked is hard, its a yes or no

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Anonymous #2 16w

Yes it has been. But that’s not what the post is about

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Anonymous #4 16w

No bigotry is more “dangerous” than another. Identity politics and oppression Olympics is stupid. There are many Muslim majority countries who are oppressive as well, it’s not just Muslims who are always the victims. Portraying one group more in danger than another is antithetical to ensuring justice for everyone

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Anonymous #6 16w

suggesting that certain groups are not more at risk than others is denial of reality, and needlessly reductive. no one said that Muslims are always victims, just that Islamophobia is used as a mechanism by western imperialist powers to justify the arguable genocides committed globally

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Anonymous _orangutan 16w

It’s not reductive. All oppressed groups/minorities are oppressed period. Saying Islamophobia is more dangerous than antisemitism and vice versa just pits people against each other. Islamophobia is prevalent in the west but that’s just one side of the globe. There are many non Muslims oppressed in the east and even in the west as well. I get what you’re tryna say but saying one minority has it worse than another doesn’t help at all

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Anonymous #6 16w

Because things like this negates any criticism of Iran’s regime or Pakistan backed terrorism since it will be perceived as Islamophobic, the same way people conflate criticism of Israel with antisemitism

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Anonymous justinian 16w

I apologize for blowing up your mentions I was looking to talk to you since you seem pretty reasonable unlike #1

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