Offering Support to Jewish Friends

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Anonymous wrote:Are people also wondering the same about Palestinians? Muslims? Or is it okay that they are dying

there are many, many more Jewish people in the US than Palestinian. So most people don’t know any Palestinians. But in NE cities like DC everyone knows someone Jewish. So that’s why this is a topic.

This is kinda BS. There are lots of Palestinians in the US. And more Arab-Americans have checked on me (including Palestinian Christians) than my fellow travelers on the political left. They understand that there has been an epic change in the relationship between our two peoples. Whereas the crunchy white intellectuals are reverting to carrying the water of white supremacy and importing chattel slavery notions of race against the backdrop of mass roses, beheaded children, etc. And I have checked on them, and we have cried together - because Hamas is a terrorist group - that film it’s massacres and torture, and that changed history.

C'mon now. This isn't true, and telling yourself you're a victim isn't good for you.

Your antisemitism isn’t good for me - and likely poisonous for your children.

-Brown Jewess Not Putting up with Your Inner Bile.

Your persecution complex is entirely unjustified by anything in that post, and wanting to be a victim so badly is definitely not good for you.

Downplaying Jewish trauma and accusing Jews of hysteria are very classic antisemitic tropes - so that really looks bad for you obvi, but is dangerous for Jewish children: your good opinion is a badge of shame, not honor.

[Anonymous]

Here is a nugget of wisdom I found on another web forum. I agree with it.

I don't even know enough to speak on this topic, so I can just be honest: "This conflict is terrible, I am praying for peace". I'm not trying to be cagey; I feel like if you don't know a lot about a serious global conflict type subject, fall back. Don't speak on it.That goes for most wars, conflicts etc. around the world. If you haven't studied up, just leave it alone.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Here is a nugget of wisdom I found on another web forum. I agree with it.

I don't even know enough to speak on this topic, so I can just be honest: "This conflict is terrible, I am praying for peace". I'm not trying to be cagey; I feel like if you don't know a lot about a serious global conflict type subject, fall back. Don't speak on it.That goes for most wars, conflicts etc. around the world. If you haven't studied up, just leave it alone.

This is PP again, actually, instead of "This conflict is terrible" I will say "This is so terrible", the world "conflict" might offend some. And I would actually not verbalize "I don't even know enough to speak on this topic", because the person you are speak might feel it is their obligation to "educate" you.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Are people also wondering the same about Palestinians? Muslims? Or is it okay that they are dying

there are many, many more Jewish people in the US than Palestinian. So most people don’t know any Palestinians. But in NE cities like DC everyone knows someone Jewish. So that’s why this is a topic.

This is kinda BS. There are lots of Palestinians in the US. And more Arab-Americans have checked on me (including Palestinian Christians) than my fellow travelers on the political left. They understand that there has been an epic change in the relationship between our two peoples. Whereas the crunchy white intellectuals are reverting to carrying the water of white supremacy and importing chattel slavery notions of race against the backdrop of mass roses, beheaded children, etc. And I have checked on them, and we have cried together - because Hamas is a terrorist group - that film it’s massacres and torture, and that changed history.

C'mon now. This isn't true, and telling yourself you're a victim isn't good for you.

Your antisemitism isn’t good for me - and likely poisonous for your children.

-Brown Jewess Not Putting up with Your Inner Bile.

Your persecution complex is entirely unjustified by anything in that post, and wanting to be a victim so badly is definitely not good for you.

Downplaying Jewish trauma and accusing Jews of hysteria are very classic antisemitic tropes - so that really looks bad for you obvi, but is dangerous for Jewish children: your good opinion is a badge of shame, not honor.

So you want to be able to rant about "crunchy white liberals" and call anybody who calls you out on it an anti-semite? Shameful.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Are people also wondering the same about Palestinians? Muslims? Or is it okay that they are dying

there are many, many more Jewish people in the US than Palestinian. So most people don’t know any Palestinians. But in NE cities like DC everyone knows someone Jewish. So that’s why this is a topic.

This is kinda BS. There are lots of Palestinians in the US. And more Arab-Americans have checked on me (including Palestinian Christians) than my fellow travelers on the political left. They understand that there has been an epic change in the relationship between our two peoples. Whereas the crunchy white intellectuals are reverting to carrying the water of white supremacy and importing chattel slavery notions of race against the backdrop of mass roses, beheaded children, etc. And I have checked on them, and we have cried together - because Hamas is a terrorist group - that film it’s massacres and torture, and that changed history.

C'mon now. This isn't true, and telling yourself you're a victim isn't good for you.

Your antisemitism isn’t good for me - and likely poisonous for your children.

-Brown Jewess Not Putting up with Your Inner Bile.

Your persecution complex is entirely unjustified by anything in that post, and wanting to be a victim so badly is definitely not good for you.

Downplaying Jewish trauma and accusing Jews of hysteria are very classic antisemitic tropes - so that really looks bad for you obvi, but is dangerous for Jewish children: your good opinion is a badge of shame, not honor.

Completely ignoring Palestinian trauma is Islamophobic, so your opinion is a badge of shame, not honor. (And you ranted something about white liberals and when called out on it fell back on "antisemitism!" which completely devalues the term.)

[Anonymous]

This post is about offering support to Jewish friends.
If someone is opposed to that, then there is no need to comment here.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Here is a nugget of wisdom I found on another web forum. I agree with it.

I don't even know enough to speak on this topic, so I can just be honest: "This conflict is terrible, I am praying for peace". I'm not trying to be cagey; I feel like if you don't know a lot about a serious global conflict type subject, fall back. Don't speak on it.That goes for most wars, conflicts etc. around the world. If you haven't studied up, just leave it alone.

This is PP again, actually, instead of "This conflict is terrible" I will say "This is so terrible", the world "conflict" might offend some. And I would actually not verbalize "I don't even know enough to speak on this topic", because the person you are speak might feel it is their obligation to "educate" you.

I truly think people don't feel confident that they know enough to comment and the last thing they want to do is offend the Jewish people in their lives. So, if it is brought up, they say it is terrible and not much more.

[Anonymous]

In fact, most Jewish Americans have long standing connections to Israel

https://www.pewresearch.org/short-reads/2023/10/13/most-jewish-americans-have-long-standing-connections-to-israel/

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:In fact, most Jewish Americans have long standing connections to Israel

https://www.pewresearch.org/short-reads/2023/10/13/most-jewish-americans-have-long-standing-connections-to-israel/

“In a 2019-2020 Pew Research Center survey, 82% of Jewish adults in the United States said caring about Israel is an essential or important part of what being Jewish means to them.”

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:In fact, most Jewish Americans have long standing connections to Israel

https://www.pewresearch.org/short-reads/2023/10/13/most-jewish-americans-have-long-standing-connections-to-israel/

“In a 2019-2020 Pew Research Center survey, 82% of Jewish adults in the United States said caring about Israel is an essential or important part of what being Jewish means to them.”

Within every stereotype there is a kernel of truth

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This post is about offering support to Jewish friends.
If someone is opposed to that, then there is no need to comment here.

Did you even read the OP? She said she was Jewish and uncomfortable with people reaching out to her since she has no connection to Israel.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Are people also wondering the same about Palestinians? Muslims? Or is it okay that they are dying

there are many, many more Jewish people in the US than Palestinian. So most people don’t know any Palestinians. But in NE cities like DC everyone knows someone Jewish. So that’s why this is a topic.

This is kinda BS. There are lots of Palestinians in the US. And more Arab-Americans have checked on me (including Palestinian Christians) than my fellow travelers on the political left. They understand that there has been an epic change in the relationship between our two peoples. Whereas the crunchy white intellectuals are reverting to carrying the water of white supremacy and importing chattel slavery notions of race against the backdrop of mass roses, beheaded children, etc. And I have checked on them, and we have cried together - because Hamas is a terrorist group - that film it’s massacres and torture, and that changed history.

C'mon now. This isn't true, and telling yourself you're a victim isn't good for you.

Your antisemitism isn’t good for me - and likely poisonous for your children.

-Brown Jewess Not Putting up with Your Inner Bile.

Your persecution complex is entirely unjustified by anything in that post, and wanting to be a victim so badly is definitely not good for you.

Downplaying Jewish trauma and accusing Jews of hysteria are very classic antisemitic tropes - so that really looks bad for you obvi, but is dangerous for Jewish children: your good opinion is a badge of shame, not honor.

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So you want to be able to rant about "crunchy white liberals" and call anybody who calls you out on it an anti-semite? Shameful.

Dude, I’m a red diaper baby and spent my early years on a commune. Crunchy white liberals are from whence I came and my political home. But the same people that I am in the trenches with in the reproductive justice movement are giving zero sh$$ts about rape of prepubescent girls and gang rapes of many teens and women - and yep, that’s hella shameful and racist AF. Antisemitism is racism. And your tone-policing of my anger is also heavy on misogyny.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:In fact, most Jewish Americans have long standing connections to Israel

https://www.pewresearch.org/short-reads/2023/10/13/most-jewish-americans-have-long-standing-connections-to-israel/

I have zero connection to Israel.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Are people also wondering the same about Palestinians? Muslims? Or is it okay that they are dying

there are many, many more Jewish people in the US than Palestinian. So most people don’t know any Palestinians. But in NE cities like DC everyone knows someone Jewish. So that’s why this is a topic.

This is kinda BS. There are lots of Palestinians in the US. And more Arab-Americans have checked on me (including Palestinian Christians) than my fellow travelers on the political left. They understand that there has been an epic change in the relationship between our two peoples. Whereas the crunchy white intellectuals are reverting to carrying the water of white supremacy and importing chattel slavery notions of race against the backdrop of mass roses, beheaded children, etc. And I have checked on them, and we have cried together - because Hamas is a terrorist group - that film it’s massacres and torture, and that changed history.

C'mon now. This isn't true, and telling yourself you're a victim isn't good for you.

Your antisemitism isn’t good for me - and likely poisonous for your children.

-Brown Jewess Not Putting up with Your Inner Bile.

Your persecution complex is entirely unjustified by anything in that post, and wanting to be a victim so badly is definitely not good for you.

Downplaying Jewish trauma and accusing Jews of hysteria are very classic antisemitic tropes - so that really looks bad for you obvi, but is dangerous for Jewish children: your good opinion is a badge of shame, not honor.

Completely ignoring Palestinian trauma is Islamophobic, so your opinion is a badge of shame, not honor. (And you ranted something about white liberals and when called out on it fell back on "antisemitism!" which completely devalues the term.)

Roger Waters has entered the chat.

[Anonymous]

NP. I am horrified by the trauma suffering of innocent children in Gaza and in Israel.