NYPD warns of Feb 25th “National Day of Hate” by white supremacist groups

[Anonymous]

The NYPD alert is here: https://twitter.com/jewinthecity/status/1628609391350976515?s=21

This is just the latest datapoint speaking to the dangerous world Jews live in. Too many people are only just realizing how bad it is.

I will point you to one quote from the alert: this white supremacist group said “the one true enemy of the American people is the Jew.” They singled us out, which we know they do. We have been saying this for years. We have the inglorious distinction of being their number one enemy.

Is this enough to get Jewish people finally accepted as “worthy” of advocacy by groups claiming to fight for minority rights?

[Anonymous]

Maybe this is a real thing, maybe it's not. The NYPD has a part that it thinks is doing intelligence work. They are actually kind of clowns.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Maybe this is a real thing, maybe it's not. The NYPD has a part that it thinks is doing intelligence work. They are actually kind of clowns.

You think they’re making this up?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Maybe this is a real thing, maybe it's not. The NYPD has a part that it thinks is doing intelligence work. They are actually kind of clowns.

You think they’re making this up?

What I think is that everyone should engage in some critical thinking. You can start by reading the purpose of and the comments to the original tweet. The purpose of the original tweet is to criticize the NY Times reporting. It's not simply warning the Jewish community of this report. And the comments are critical of the poster's motive. Then you could question if the flyer is authentic, and if it is, why wasn't it released publicly by the NYPD? Or why hasn't the NYPD officially commented? Why has the FBI not commented or released something?

Then you could read the flyer itself with a critical eye - it references online postings, including a video. That sounds alarming, but as we see here on DCUM daily, anyone can post anything online. They might even pose as a different poster in the same thread to generate discussion. We have no way of knowing how much activity has been detected, who the police think is posting, the reliability of the police research linking those posters to actual people or actual DVE groups. Even so, it's probably a good idea to be cautious and a good idea for the police to warn the community if they believe there is a credible threat. But the fact that the flyer indicates that the only source of information is from the NYPD doesn't give me a lot of confidence.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Maybe this is a real thing, maybe it's not. The NYPD has a part that it thinks is doing intelligence work. They are actually kind of clowns.

You think they’re making this up?

What I think is that everyone should engage in some critical thinking. You can start by reading the purpose of and the comments to the original tweet. The purpose of the original tweet is to criticize the NY Times reporting. It's not simply warning the Jewish community of this report. And the comments are critical of the poster's motive. Then you could question if the flyer is authentic, and if it is, why wasn't it released publicly by the NYPD? Or why hasn't the NYPD officially commented? Why has the FBI not commented or released something?

Then you could read the flyer itself with a critical eye - it references online postings, including a video. That sounds alarming, but as we see here on DCUM daily, anyone can post anything online. They might even pose as a different poster in the same thread to generate discussion. We have no way of knowing how much activity has been detected, who the police think is posting, the reliability of the police research linking those posters to actual people or actual DVE groups. Even so, it's probably a good idea to be cautious and a good idea for the police to warn the community if they believe there is a credible threat. But the fact that the flyer indicates that the only source of information is from the NYPD doesn't give me a lot of confidence.

Ignore the tweet. The flyer is the point, not the tweet.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Maybe this is a real thing, maybe it's not. The NYPD has a part that it thinks is doing intelligence work. They are actually kind of clowns.

You think they’re making this up?

What I think is that everyone should engage in some critical thinking. You can start by reading the purpose of and the comments to the original tweet. The purpose of the original tweet is to criticize the NY Times reporting. It's not simply warning the Jewish community of this report. And the comments are critical of the poster's motive. Then you could question if the flyer is authentic, and if it is, why wasn't it released publicly by the NYPD? Or why hasn't the NYPD officially commented? Why has the FBI not commented or released something?

Then you could read the flyer itself with a critical eye - it references online postings, including a video. That sounds alarming, but as we see here on DCUM daily, anyone can post anything online. They might even pose as a different poster in the same thread to generate discussion. We have no way of knowing how much activity has been detected, who the police think is posting, the reliability of the police research linking those posters to actual people or actual DVE groups. Even so, it's probably a good idea to be cautious and a good idea for the police to warn the community if they believe there is a credible threat. But the fact that the flyer indicates that the only source of information is from the NYPD doesn't give me a lot of confidence.

Ignore the tweet. The flyer is the point, not the tweet.

All of that bolded text is about the flyer. But this is obviously a stupid and pointless conversation with people who will believe anything simply because they want to. Carry on.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Maybe this is a real thing, maybe it's not. The NYPD has a part that it thinks is doing intelligence work. They are actually kind of clowns.

You think they’re making this up?

What I think is that everyone should engage in some critical thinking. You can start by reading the purpose of and the comments to the original tweet. The purpose of the original tweet is to criticize the NY Times reporting. It's not simply warning the Jewish community of this report. And the comments are critical of the poster's motive. Then you could question if the flyer is authentic, and if it is, why wasn't it released publicly by the NYPD? Or why hasn't the NYPD officially commented? Why has the FBI not commented or released something?

Then you could read the flyer itself with a critical eye - it references online postings, including a video. That sounds alarming, but as we see here on DCUM daily, anyone can post anything online. They might even pose as a different poster in the same thread to generate discussion. We have no way of knowing how much activity has been detected, who the police think is posting, the reliability of the police research linking those posters to actual people or actual DVE groups. Even so, it's probably a good idea to be cautious and a good idea for the police to warn the community if they believe there is a credible threat. But the fact that the flyer indicates that the only source of information is from the NYPD doesn't give me a lot of confidence.

Ignore the tweet. The flyer is the point, not the tweet.

All of that bolded text is about the flyer. But this is obviously a stupid and pointless conversation with people who will believe anything simply because they want to. Carry on.

Yep — you got me. I want to believe white supremacists want to harm my family and me.