If things get worse for Jewish people

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Anonymous wrote:A least 2 people fired for taking down the kidnapped signs.

1 7 year old Palestinian killed in US

7x as many Palestinians killed by Israel than Israeli killed by Palestinians since 10/7

I would feel safer to be Kewish than Palestinian right now.

The Palestinians are sure safe on college campuses and in Dem cities.

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Anonymous wrote:I’m Jewish. My family moved from DC to San Francisco for work last year and we have a vacation home in New Orleans. After seeing what’s going on in progressive SF we flew with our 1 year old and 2 dogs right back to NO (fortunately we can work from home) and feel safer here for now even after seeing the brawl at Tulane. We’ve found our neighbors here to be more supportive. Our Jewish friends in SF are removing their Star of David and chai jewelry, removing mezuzahs from their door, changing their last name to sound non Jewish on food pickup or delivery orders out of fear. Many Jews feel uncomfortable right now.

All of this is awful - nobody should have to cloak their identity for fear of the harm that might occur otherwise.

Full and complete rejection of what the State of Israel has been doing for the past three weeks (and for most of what it’s done since its inception), but 100% supportive of fighting as an ally against the actual anti-semitism that’s going on right now.

DP. Around the world, or just in San Francisco?

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Move near us Evangelical Christians. We care about you and believe in western civilization. We will defend western civilization and many of us are armed and will train you to be able to defend yourself with dignity. Nobody knows how they are going to die in the end but at the very least we never want to go down in the humiliating fashion of those poor Jewish kids at the rave or loaded helplessly onto rail cars headed for the ovens. Powerful gun rights cause problems for the enemies of western civilization and freedom.

Weren't right wingers the ones chanting Jews will now replace us?

As leftists defined them, yes. Sane people know they are simply Neo-Nazis who were, socialists in Germany.

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This white lady is so typical of the so-called pro-Palestinian protestors.

https://twitter.com/stopantisemites/status/1718832831785230537?s=46

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Move near us Evangelical Christians. We care about you and believe in western civilization. We will defend western civilization and many of us are armed and will train you to be able to defend yourself with dignity. Nobody knows how they are going to die in the end but at the very least we never want to go down in the humiliating fashion of those poor Jewish kids at the rave or loaded helplessly onto rail cars headed for the ovens. Powerful gun rights cause problems for the enemies of western civilization and freedom.

Weren't right wingers the ones chanting Jews will now replace us?

As leftists defined them, yes. Sane people know they are simply Neo-Nazis who were, socialists in Germany.

lol wut

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Jewish people tend to lean towards socialism and communism and are attracted to centralized control which is suicidal in the end for everybody but often times the jewish people first and the Christian’s next. This is because the Jewish and Christians are not of this Earth and the world hates and resents God.

This is deeply untrue. The Jewish history of DEMOCRATIC socialism and our religion itself is not about centralized control.

Fellow Jew here. Democratic socialism does not work, unless the population is carefully homogenized and controlled, like it was in Scandinavian countries before they allowed mass immigration (esp. Sweden). Representative republics, like here in the US, have their issues too but at least the basis is freedom.

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Move near us Evangelical Christians. We care about you and believe in western civilization. We will defend western civilization and many of us are armed and will train you to be able to defend yourself with dignity. Nobody knows how they are going to die in the end but at the very least we never want to go down in the humiliating fashion of those poor Jewish kids at the rave or loaded helplessly onto rail cars headed for the ovens. Powerful gun rights cause problems for the enemies of western civilization and freedom.

Weren't right wingers the ones chanting Jews will now replace us?

As leftists defined them, yes. Sane people know they are simply Neo-Nazis who were, socialists in Germany.

lol wut

Nazis were a socialist party.

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Move near us Evangelical Christians. We care about you and believe in western civilization. We will defend western civilization and many of us are armed and will train you to be able to defend yourself with dignity. Nobody knows how they are going to die in the end but at the very least we never want to go down in the humiliating fashion of those poor Jewish kids at the rave or loaded helplessly onto rail cars headed for the ovens. Powerful gun rights cause problems for the enemies of western civilization and freedom.

Weren't right wingers the ones chanting Jews will now replace us?

As leftists defined them, yes. Sane people know they are simply Neo-Nazis who were, socialists in Germany.

lol wut

Nazis were a socialist party.

Seriously with this crap again?

Honey, just because a word is in the name of a country or party doesn’t mean it’s truly socialist or democratic.

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Anonymous wrote:I don’t watch CNN or MSNBC. Are they generally Pro Palestinian?

Very much so

not cnn. msnbc mixed bag.

Hard disagree. CNN tries to stay neutral but often tilts anti-Israeli.

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Move near us Evangelical Christians. We care about you and believe in western civilization. We will defend western civilization and many of us are armed and will train you to be able to defend yourself with dignity. Nobody knows how they are going to die in the end but at the very least we never want to go down in the humiliating fashion of those poor Jewish kids at the rave or loaded helplessly onto rail cars headed for the ovens. Powerful gun rights cause problems for the enemies of western civilization and freedom.

Weren't right wingers the ones chanting Jews will now replace us?

As leftists defined them, yes. Sane people know they are simply Neo-Nazis who were, socialists in Germany.

lol wut

Nazis were a socialist party.

Seriously with this crap again?

Honey, just because a word is in the name of a country or party doesn’t mean it’s truly socialist or democratic.

If you get to claim the KKK is Republican, this seems like a legit counter claim.

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Anonymous wrote:NP. I have wondered what I will do if I start to see global attempts at Jewish genocide. That airplane incident was terrifying.

Between that and the warning to Jews in Brooklyn, that's what gave me pause. If history repeats itself, it will be really quick and too late to call a contractor.

Anyone here on a green card or student visa doing the Brooklyn type protests should be given the boot. Green cards are far law abiding Americans who understand we live together in harmony.

Bravo, Marco Rubio!!!

Marches closing city streets. Protests paralyzing college campuses. Incendiary messages dominating social media. These things are happening here, in America, because a foreign terrorist organization called for a "day of jihad," inciting violence across the country and overseas.

The demonstrations were shocking. Students waved Taliban flags at a "pro-Palestine" demonstration at Florida Atlantic University. Hundreds of UCLA students called for "intifada" as their Jewish classmates walked by. George Washington University students held a candlelight vigil for Hamas terrorists who were killed. And at the University of Pennsylvania, hundreds of students walked out of class, chanting, "From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free."

That slogan is not advocating for a "Free Palestine" or a two-state solution. As the Anti-Defamation League notes, the "chant can be understood as a call for a Palestinian state extending from the Jordan River to the Mediterranean Sea, territory that includes the State of Israel, implying the dismantling of the Jewish state." It is literally a call for the complete elimination of Israel’s 7 million Jews.

Some of those demonstrating are Americans who’ve never taken shelter from a barrage of terrorist rockets. Others, though, are in America as guests. They presumably came to America to enjoy our freedoms, benefit from our economy, and escape dangers back home. But now they are taking to the street to support foreign terrorists who murder innocent civilians and who hate America and the State of Israel.

We have one word for them: LEAVE.

Foreign nationals supporting Hamas and their brutality against both Israelis and Americans have no place in our great nation. And they certainly don’t have a constitutional right to entry into the United States. In fact, their very presence here violates the law.

https://www.foxnews.com/opinion/word-terror-supporters-abuse-broken-visa-system?intcmp=tw_fnc

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Anonymous wrote:Non-Jew suburban dad in Southern California, very critical of just about every action taken by the State of Israel.

That said, I wouldn’t hesitate even a moment to stand against anyone in my community threatening or preparing to take physical action against any group, absolutely including Jews in the community. How is this even a question? We are all humans first and foremost, and nobody is deserving of being terrorized by others, Palestinians, Jews, and everyone in between.

+1

I support Jews in my community and the country. I don’t want to see Jews targeted.

Israel is a different question. Let’s all make sure people feel safe right here in America.

great but you can’t claim to be a friend of the Jews and also think that it’s OK to destroy Israel.

I am not sure what you mean. I am not going to promise to get a rifle and defend Israel personally like Bill Clinton did. Anyway, I am sorry you are hurting and I am sorry for what you are going through.

We need to figure out how to fix what is going on on our college campuses and in some of our cities.

It’s pretty clear how to fix it. Universities need to expel any student from another country here on a Visa participating in these protests. American citizens need to be told they will be expelled if they have any language/signs threatening Jews and/or supporting Hamas.

You don’t think that will confuse the students here learning about the constitution? The one that explicitly prohibits the government from restricting political speech?

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Anonymous wrote:Non-Jew suburban dad in Southern California, very critical of just about every action taken by the State of Israel.

That said, I wouldn’t hesitate even a moment to stand against anyone in my community threatening or preparing to take physical action against any group, absolutely including Jews in the community. How is this even a question? We are all humans first and foremost, and nobody is deserving of being terrorized by others, Palestinians, Jews, and everyone in between.

+1

I support Jews in my community and the country. I don’t want to see Jews targeted.

Israel is a different question. Let’s all make sure people feel safe right here in America.

great but you can’t claim to be a friend of the Jews and also think that it’s OK to destroy Israel.

I am not sure what you mean. I am not going to promise to get a rifle and defend Israel personally like Bill Clinton did. Anyway, I am sorry you are hurting and I am sorry for what you are going through.

We need to figure out how to fix what is going on on our college campuses and in some of our cities.

It’s pretty clear how to fix it. Universities need to expel any student from another country here on a Visa participating in these protests. American citizens need to be told they will be expelled if they have any language/signs threatening Jews and/or supporting Hamas.

You don’t think that will confuse the students here learning about the constitution? The one that explicitly prohibits the government from restricting political speech?

The government doesn't expell students. The schools do.

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Anonymous wrote:Non-Jew suburban dad in Southern California, very critical of just about every action taken by the State of Israel.

That said, I wouldn’t hesitate even a moment to stand against anyone in my community threatening or preparing to take physical action against any group, absolutely including Jews in the community. How is this even a question? We are all humans first and foremost, and nobody is deserving of being terrorized by others, Palestinians, Jews, and everyone in between.

+1

I support Jews in my community and the country. I don’t want to see Jews targeted.

Israel is a different question. Let’s all make sure people feel safe right here in America.

great but you can’t claim to be a friend of the Jews and also think that it’s OK to destroy Israel.

I am not sure what you mean. I am not going to promise to get a rifle and defend Israel personally like Bill Clinton did. Anyway, I am sorry you are hurting and I am sorry for what you are going through.

We need to figure out how to fix what is going on on our college campuses and in some of our cities.

It’s pretty clear how to fix it. Universities need to expel any student from another country here on a Visa participating in these protests. American citizens need to be told they will be expelled if they have any language/signs threatening Jews and/or supporting Hamas.

You don’t think that will confuse the students here learning about the constitution? The one that explicitly prohibits the government from restricting political speech?

Restricting political speech is very much prohibited when it comes to the 1st amendment.
Celebrating terrorism and supporting terrorism is not prohibited.

[Anonymous]

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Move near us Evangelical Christians. We care about you and believe in western civilization. We will defend western civilization and many of us are armed and will train you to be able to defend yourself with dignity. Nobody knows how they are going to die in the end but at the very least we never want to go down in the humiliating fashion of those poor Jewish kids at the rave or loaded helplessly onto rail cars headed for the ovens. Powerful gun rights cause problems for the enemies of western civilization and freedom.

Weren't right wingers the ones chanting Jews will now replace us?

As leftists defined them, yes. Sane people know they are simply Neo-Nazis who were, socialists in Germany.

lol wut

Nazis were a socialist party.

Seriously with this crap again?

Honey, just because a word is in the name of a country or party doesn’t mean it’s truly socialist or democratic.

When they tell you what they are, believe them.