• TheFriendlyDickhead@lemm.ee
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    1 year ago

    The peoblem is that at demonstrations against Israel there are a lot of people who confuse that. So there actually is a lot of antisemitism happening. Some people who are strongly antisemitic just take the whole conflict as an excuse. Ofc not the majority, but there are allways idiots.

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      1 year ago

      True. It happens in reverse, too. Sometimes people try to disguise hateful antisemitism as a valid political discussion.

    • greenskye@lemm.ee
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      1 year ago

      Basically any movement against bad people who happen to be part of a minority seems to get hijacked by bigoted people eventually.

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        It just means we have to do a bit of extra labour to make sure our movements are not infiltrated by shitbirds. I was just at a protest this weekend, and was pleased by the handful of signs I saw specifically denouncing anti-semitism.

        Yes, it sucks that we have to throw in what feels like a parenthetical, while people are bleeding out under tonnes of rubble, but y’know, I guess that’s just where we’re at as a species right now.

    • TGhost [She/Her]@lemmy.ml
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      Where do you come from all ?

      Here in France, you even have the far right who is 100% racist and antisemitic , who start to be accepted by the average population, as defensor of the Jews and being seen as an wall to protect them…

      Because here in France, they have made the movement against antisemitic a movement against Arabs and assimilated.

    • Armok: God of Blood@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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      This whole thing has given antisemites plausible deniability to express their hateful views. It’s impossible to tell who is anti-Israel because of antisemitism and who is anti-Israel for other reasons.