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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Continuing to re-post the same story. Does that tactic work for anyone?

3-4-5 attacks on Muslim / Arab / POC victims, then another 2-3 re-posts about the elderly Jewish victim in Los Angeles. Rinse, Repeat.

Seems like the ratio of actual hate crimes has surprised some of y’all …[/quote]

+1. They refuse to acknowledge the true state of affairs in this world. We're done with the false narrative. [/quote]

The true state of affairs is that it is a chilling time for Jewish students on many college  campuses.  [/quote]

A chilling time? When calls for Palestinian human rights and liberation offend you, you need to do some self reflection. 
Meanwhile, Muslims and Arabs are being murdered. But no mentions there. [/quote]

Antisemitic attack reported at UMass-Amherst, antisemitism on full display at Penn, Tulane, Columbia, NYU, USC, Stanford, Harvard, and so, so many more.  I would say that the most privileged person to be at any college, right now, is a pro-Palestinian student.[/quote]

Why does it have to be a competition? I sympathize with Jewish people who are fearful. Protestors should leave them alone.

Please also realize that we are being called terrorist, pro-Hamas, and anti-Semitic. Just for wearing a keffiyeh or attending a protest. It's ridiculous.[/quote]

The situation for Jewish students is uniquely bad.[/quote]

[i]Israelis that live next to Muslims that will only live next to them so long as they can plan a way to behead them, murder their babies, burn them alive. Some of the folks that have said, well, it's not all Israelis.

Well, the fact of the matter is, I think it's a lot more Israelis than what they're giving credit for.[/i]

[i]I want to say something about Israeli-Americans and about the Jewish world. The West and Western technology have created the Middle East. We respect their officials. We kill their terrorists, OK? But we have had it. We have had it with them.[/i]

[i]So-called anti-semitism. No, it’s the Islamophobia that’s spiraling out of control. That is what we have to confront.[/i][/quote]

Sorry, I'm not following.[/quote]

Any of those statements would be considered repugnant. But the actual quotes are below. These are elected officials or famous TV anchors saying this. And no one bats an eye. It's a double standard. Muslims don't just worry about the jerks they may come across in everyday life, but it's what we have to put up with all the time. Can you image if a presidential candidate (and a sitting governor!) said "so-called antisemitism"? They would be done with politics.

Rep. Brian Mast (R-FL):

Arabs that live next to Jews that will only live next to them so long as they can plan a way to behead them, murder their babies, burn them alive. Some of the folks that have said, well, it's not all Palestinians.

Well, the fact of the matter is, I think it's a lot more Palestinians than what they're giving credit for.

Jesse Waters, FOX News Anchor:

I want to say something about Arab-Americans and about the Muslim world. The West and Western technology have created the Middle East. We respect their kings. We kill their terrorists, OK? But we have had it. We have had it with them.

Ron DeSantis:

"So-called Islamophobia, No, it’s the antisemitism that’s spiraling out of control. That is what we have to confront." [/quote]

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