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One day, I drove by and the fencing around the Chabad House was covered by big, spray painted swastikas. Of course, there was the usual publicity that this was a hate crime.
My buddy later confessed to me that he was the one who painted the swastikas and he was laughing madly about it. He did it in the middle of the night. I was a bit concerned about the vandalism and him getting caught, because there was quite a stir for week or so about it. He said that the sect invited punishment and persecution because it was part of its ethos.
When I was at university, a building on the corner of Channing was renovated to become a new outpost called ‘Chabad Hpuse’. I had a Jewish buddy in my dorm who told me they were a radical sect. His father worked for Stanford Research Institute and his family lived in Redwood City. His sister studied Japanese and was recruited by the CIA. He, himself, had spent a summer at a kibbutz in Israel. In spite of all, he was somewhat detached about his religion.
The supply of hate doesn't match demand.
They ignore that on the frescos, and in keeping with Middle Eastern and Hellenic culture, the women were all pale skinned, just like most Arab/Syrian/Lebanese women are today.
Many American Jews have a somewhat obsessive fear about Anti-Semitism, despite there being very little of it in modern day to day American life. This manifests in them funding a bunch of organizations whose purported goal is to report on Anti-Semitism anywhere it rears its head in American society. There’s nothing wrong with keeping an eye out for it, but the problem comes in when these organizations come to depend on their reporting on finding Anti-Semitism for funding and status. They’re now incentivized to keep finding more Anti-Semitism to report on, so they explore deeper and darker corners of society, find people of less significance, and statements that are much further away from actual religious hatred. It turns out the audience isn’t that picky, and anything they can report pays.
This increasingly hysterical reporting on increasingly minor and ambiguous cases has troublesome side effects.
https://www.thehebrewconservative.com/2022/02/03/how-to-create-anti-semitism-from-scratch/
Many American Jews have a somewhat obsessive fear about Anti-Semitism, despite there being very little of it in modern day to day American life. This manifests in them funding a bunch of organizations whose purported goal is to report on Anti-Semitism anywhere it rears its head in American society. There’s nothing wrong with keeping an eye out for it, but the problem comes in when these organizations come to depend on their reporting on finding Anti-Semitism for funding and status. They’re now incentivized to keep finding more Anti-Semitism to report on, so they explore deeper and darker corners of society, find people of less significance, and statements that are much further away from actual religious hatred. It turns o...
So, the almost non-existent antisemitism is being used to generate funding and it benefits the Jews!! Same can be said of Islamophobia. Interesting how Islam and Judaism seem to have these parallels.
Well, it benefits certain organizations that need anti-semitism to exist in order to get Jews to donate.
Oddly, both the Amish and the Hasidic Jews wear black, have beards, and speak archaic dialects of German. Maybe some kind of convergent evolution that works to keep the group together.
Maple syrup urine disease (MSUD) is a rare, inherited metabolic disorder. Its prevalence in the United States population is approximately 1 newborn out of 180,000 live births. However, in populations where there is a higher frequency of consanguinity, such as the Mennonites in Pennsylvania or the Amish, the frequency of MSUD is significantly higher at 1 newborn out of 176 live births. In Austria, 1 newborn out of 250,000 live births inherits MSUD.[13] It also is believed to have a higher prevalence in certain populations due in part to the founder effect[14] since MSUD has a much higher prevalence in children of Amish, Mennonite, and Jewish descent.
Accusations of Jewish supremacy? Not a peep.
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I grew up among the Amish,
People should be able to say those things, because they are true.
Guess who owns the corporate media? The Jews.
richwicks says
I grew up among the Amish,
Interesting, I know where you grew up from your earlier posts. I grew up in Copenhagen and there were no Amish, as in 'zero'. However the last time I was home (this is a 'few' years ago) all of the single family farms along route 12 (and the 'high road') had been purchased by Amish. They are flourishing in counties that had 18% unemployment when we were kids.
Also, "summer sausage" is not Crogan Boloney and fuck anyone who says different.
So maybe a strategy of maintaining some hostility and tension is not really necessary to maintain an ethnic minority distinctness in the long term.
That's not what it is now, it's even worse than what the KKK ended up being - now they are a criminal Jewish mafia. Zionists are parasites on host nations.
How odd of God
To choose the Jews.
Not odd of God.
Goyim annoy ‘im.
But not so odd
As those who choose
A Jewish God
But spurn the Jews.
I think white South Africans are also at enormous risk of genocide by the black majority because they maintain a distance and distinct identity.
Over the weekend, a stadium full of black South Africans chanted about killing white people while making machine-gun sounds
Edward Teach
Jul 31, 2023
It's almost like all this racial hatred isn't about equality or fairness but blood and revenge...
Yep, calls of murder and genocide are on that good ol' right side of history I keep hearing about. Remember, past discrimination must be atoned for with present discrimination!
South African immigrant Elon Musk had thoughts:
Cyril Ramaphosa is the president of South Africa.
Anyway, I'm sure pushing out all educated white citizens by making mass death threats against them will make your nation great.
Good thing they fired all those evil white engineers in the name of "equity"! ...
I could define Marxism as jealousness and vengeance on steroids, and it never works. Good luck, South Africa.
It's Zionists. Zionism is an ideology of Jewish supremacy.
The left is all about weaponized resentments.
Have you read the Tanakh, Mishna and Gemara?
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If there's too much, that's obviously bad, because genocide.
But on the other hand, if there is too little antisemitism, Jews rapidly assimilate into the mainstream and a distinct Jewish community no longer exists. This has even been openly stated by some groups - that America is "Killing the Jews with kindness." By which they don't mean literal killing, only a removal of all barriers to assimilation.
I think white South Africans are also at enormous risk of genocide by the black majority because they maintain a distance and distinct identity.
The same thing plays out with almost every minority group that is determined not to assimilate. The Armenians were careful to maintain distinctions between themselves and the Turks. Heck, the Amish don't really want to talk to you either, because outside influences are a threat to their identity. But no one hates the Amish because they are so darn peaceful.
Another counterexample would be the Parsis of India. They don't intermarry with non-Parsis and are quite distinct and very rich. Non-Parsis may not even set foot in Parsi fire temples. But they make a point of benevolent public works and are highly regarded in India. So maybe a strategy of maintaining some hostility and tension is not absolutely necessary to maintain an ethnic minority in the long term, and other strategies could work as well.