Discussing them aren't necessarily "out of bounds". Of course not, Q referenced Israel. Q posted the "why do you persecute me" meme with an ethnic Jew displayed, the one where they initiated violence and complain about being persecuted.
Jews and Israel are vague terms. Israel could reference all Jews. It could reference the religion. It could reference the ethnicity. It could reference the government, it could reference Mossad.
When Jews are referenced in the context of the government of Israel, it's on topic. When someone is disparaging all living Jews by making reference to stereotypes, it's actual racism.
Click the deport button. See "racism" as an option? It's built into GAW to get rid of people who disparage all Jews. Or all blacks. Or all asians, etc. It's not specifically against Jews, its strictly the racism aspect.
Functionally though, it's regarding all living Jews, because where are the anti-CCP peanut gallery who hate all Chinese because of how they treat the Uyghurs? Where's the anti-Islam peanut gallery because of the alarms that go off at 6am in Dearborn Michigan, or the Shariah law cities they try to construct? Where's the anti-Indian peanut gallery who hate all Indians because they're the rape capital of the world. They don't exist.
The psyop is against Jews. The left is against Jews. Maybe that makes you think, or maybe it doesn't. Regardless, I've have the anti-Jew rhetoric forced down my throat by obnoxious Jew haters ever since I've started following Q, if they haven't convinced me I doubt they're convincing anyone.
Jews and Israel are vague terms. Israel could reference all Jews. It could reference the religion. It could reference the ethnicity. It could reference the government, it could reference Mossad. When Jews are referenced in the context of the government of Israel, it's on topic. When someone is disparaging all living Jews by making reference to stereotypes, it's actual racism.
I'm with you on all of that. I just don't see the comment in question as being specific enough to warrant the reaction you've given it. But maybe it's a fair question to ask them. Have you asked them yet?
Appreciate the humility. And the exchange. Not for nothing though, I went ahead and asked him if that was what he meant. If he replies in the affirmative, I'll let you know.
Jews and Israel are not vague at all. Real Jews are descendants of Judah. Israel is just a middle eastern country where some of them live. The Israelites are all the descendants of Jacob, including the Jews. Hebrews are the descendants of Abraham, which includes the Israelites and billions of other people.
Israel is only a modern country containing a minority of real Jews. Jews claim the word anti-Semitism as only applying to them, when it actually and technically should apply to all descendants of Shem. By Y-DNA, I'm a descendant of Shem, so I'm at least a tiny bit Semitic, as are many people who have German ancestors.
Jew and Israel are neither equal to the Israelites of the Bible, so there is no logical reason to be forced to like either one of them on religious grounds. Based on historical actions, I have good reason to not like either one.
Discussing them aren't necessarily "out of bounds". Of course not, Q referenced Israel. Q posted the "why do you persecute me" meme with an ethnic Jew displayed, the one where they initiated violence and complain about being persecuted.
Jews and Israel are vague terms. Israel could reference all Jews. It could reference the religion. It could reference the ethnicity. It could reference the government, it could reference Mossad.
When Jews are referenced in the context of the government of Israel, it's on topic. When someone is disparaging all living Jews by making reference to stereotypes, it's actual racism.
Click the deport button. See "racism" as an option? It's built into GAW to get rid of people who disparage all Jews. Or all blacks. Or all asians, etc. It's not specifically against Jews, its strictly the racism aspect.
Functionally though, it's regarding all living Jews, because where are the anti-CCP peanut gallery who hate all Chinese because of how they treat the Uyghurs? Where's the anti-Islam peanut gallery because of the alarms that go off at 6am in Dearborn Michigan, or the Shariah law cities they try to construct? Where's the anti-Indian peanut gallery who hate all Indians because they're the rape capital of the world. They don't exist.
The psyop is against Jews. The left is against Jews. Maybe that makes you think, or maybe it doesn't. Regardless, I've have the anti-Jew rhetoric forced down my throat by obnoxious Jew haters ever since I've started following Q, if they haven't convinced me I doubt they're convincing anyone.
Actually Q did not post that meme, an anon did, and Q responded.
I agree with the rest of what you said.
I'm with you on all of that. I just don't see the comment in question as being specific enough to warrant the reaction you've given it. But maybe it's a fair question to ask them. Have you asked them yet?
Not sure if you saw my other comment, but I concede your points.
Appreciate the humility. And the exchange. Not for nothing though, I went ahead and asked him if that was what he meant. If he replies in the affirmative, I'll let you know.
Jews and Israel are not vague at all. Real Jews are descendants of Judah. Israel is just a middle eastern country where some of them live. The Israelites are all the descendants of Jacob, including the Jews. Hebrews are the descendants of Abraham, which includes the Israelites and billions of other people.
Israel is only a modern country containing a minority of real Jews. Jews claim the word anti-Semitism as only applying to them, when it actually and technically should apply to all descendants of Shem. By Y-DNA, I'm a descendant of Shem, so I'm at least a tiny bit Semitic, as are many people who have German ancestors.
Jew and Israel are neither equal to the Israelites of the Bible, so there is no logical reason to be forced to like either one of them on religious grounds. Based on historical actions, I have good reason to not like either one.