Quote (zarkadon @ Mar 29 2018 02:48pm)
Why is this anti-semitic? Are they criticizing wealthy people because they are jewish, or because they control the wealth in a way that they consider unfair? I mean, do they also criticize jewish actors, entertainers, etc? Because if they don't then it's pretty obvious to me that it has little to do with them being jewish, and more with them being bankers or having a strong influence in the world's political and economic agenda (which they dislike).
I think you need to familiarise yourself with the 'are you anti-semitic?' test, bud.
Quote (WNxIrvine @ Mar 29 2018 03:43pm)
It's even simpler than that.
The leader of the labour party has come out and said they are not doing enough to tackle anti-semitism in the labour party. Why say that if there isn't any anti-semitism in the labour party. :mellow:
Quote (Chainsaw47 @ Mar 29 2018 05:23pm)
The attitude of other party members went from anti-Zionist to anti-jew on more than one occasion. If he isn’t antisemitic, he’s doing a damn good job of looking the part.
Smashed it.
Also, why do 83% of Jews think the Labour party has a problem with anti-semitism? Is it all in their heads, is it just Jews being Jews complaining as usual? There is a fundamental disconnect in the Labour party and the left as a whole, where because Jews are seen as privileged and 'more white' than other minorities, anti-semitism is brushed aside in contrast to concerns about the asian or black community. It's the height of hypocrisy.
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/labour-anti-semitism-jeremy-corbyn-inquiry-shami-chakrabarti-yougov-poll-a7902251.html