Quote (Goomshill @ 7 Mar 2019 10:18)
Yes, all the time. Are you totally unaware of the black/arab/hispanic anti-semitism that's run amok in the US. Do you not know who Louis Farrakhan is?
https://www.dailywire.com/news/19442/watch-democratic-socialists-chant-river-sea-frank-campThere's the "Democratic Socialists of America and Young Democratic Socialists" chanting the hamas line about wiping jews out of israel
No, it actually isn't. And that's what ADL statistics themselves say.
Let me break it down for you
https://www.adl.org/sites/default/files/documents/ADL_MS_Survey_Pres_1_25_17.pdfhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Race_and_ethnicity_in_the_United_StatesHere's how the demographics break down for anti-semitic attitudes in America:
https://i.imgur.com/0639gcm.pngAnd in case you're unaware, the general party breakdown of left/right for the demographics is about 37:58 for white americans, 88:8 for black, 66:28 for hispanic. Subject to change each election of course, those were 2016 numbers.
Most anti-semites in America today are black and brown. Most anti-semites in America today are left-wing, not right-wing. That's just what the statistics show. Indeed, anti-semitism is far, far more prevalent in the mainstream left-wing opinion then the right-wing. We're talking about a radical fringe of the right wing that has no representation, versus large swaths of demographics that control substantial state and local government positions on the left. Left-wing anti-semitism is so prevalent in America right now that the scandals are coming from
elected officials who keep spouting farrakhan talking points. Ilhan Omar is hardly the first or only, heck, the democrats just elected a state senator a few days ago who is the son of a terrorist network's spokesman and was literally banned from entering the US after 9/11. Right-wing anti-semitism on the other hand is such a small radical fringe that virtually all the scandals and terrorism comes from
private citizens who don't have any political power or connections.
massive logic AND statistics fail, based on ridiculous and entirely baseless assumptions.
you're drawing conclusions about a quality that isn't controlled for at all (political leaning), based on a 'logic' that directly contradicts your own premise (anti-semitism being connected with a certain political leaning).
you also conveniently ignored some factors explicitly mentioned in the adl study (like education) and its definition of what constitutes an 'anti-semitic' attitude, based on their questions.
sorry, but that was a massive own goal and didn't prove ANY of the claims you subsequently made. using the same 'methodology' you'd probably come to the conclusion that vegans are overwhelmingly republicans. seriously, people who apparently never had a statistics course shouldn't make such posts, haha...
again, criticising israel is NOT anti-semitic - and that's the only way you can even HOPE to make the whole thing a 'left-wing' issue.
the actual jew hating and attacking is almost exclusively perpetrated by the right. i linked the incidents earlier, and while youtube comments are of course not a conclusive study, they are still a great indicator of which political side ACTUALLY holds anti-semitic ideas...
This post was edited by fender on Mar 7 2019 03:58am