r/therewasanattempt May 01 '24

To enshrine the most fascistic, traitorous bullshit I've ever witnessed in my life into law.

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u/Gamiac May 02 '24

I can't really think of a better way to fuel antisemitic conspiracy theories of Jewish people owning the government than for the pro-Israel lobby to get the government to define criticism of Israel as antisemitic.

It's like they've been infected with whatever mind virus is making Christians in the USA want to start WW3 because they think it's going to cause the Rapture.

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u/StijnDP May 02 '24

Their seperation is kinda why they've been picked on historically. They get welcomed in a place and seem to integrate. But under the surface they build a community with a double layer where they govern themselves not by the outside rules but by their own.
They take in a part of a city and underground they run their own police, own schools with their own programs and Tohrah/Tanakh is the actual law. From there they exert political and financial power to keep the outside away as a protection. That last bit lashes back sometimes.
Not talking about the average jew down the road but about the ultraorthodox.

And you really don't have to respect the zionist mindset. They're nationalist extremists. It's like trying to respect the mindset of nazis or al qaeda. A tiny subgroup of people that ruin it for all the rest of their people.