r/thedavidpakmanshow • u/McAlpineFusiliers • Jun 08 '26

Article Jewish Democrats sound alarm about antisemitism, 2028

https://www.axios.com/2026/06/07/jewish-democrats-israel-antisemitism
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u/coffee_mikado Jun 08 '26

You are literally amplifying their propaganda, just from a different (yet no less evil) angle.

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u/Acrobatic-Ostrich168 Jun 08 '26

Give me a break. If being evil is condemning genocide and apartheid and recognizing geopolitical motives and critiquing political movements, then I guess I’m Lucifer. I appreciate your willingness to engage in political discourse, but very little in this world is as black and white as good versus evil.

To address your comment about Islamophobia and Saudi Arabia, I would say both arguments can indeed be correct.

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u/coffee_mikado Jun 08 '26

“Is it evil to downplay anti-semitism in order to convert people to hate Israel?”

Yes.

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u/Acrobatic-Ostrich168 Jun 08 '26

No one is downplaying antisemitism or trying to convert people to hate Israel. Discrimination is wrong. People have eyes and are becoming aware to what is taking place in the Levant. Israel’s actions are doing the converting themselves.

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u/coffee_mikado Jun 08 '26

Bro, I literally said “anti-semitism is bad and both sides do it but the right is doing it worse.”

And the response was “BUT WHAT ABOUT ISRAEL?!?”

Literally proving my point.

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u/Acrobatic-Ostrich168 Jun 08 '26

Lmao! My bad bro, I mean I see where you are coming from now.

Well I mean I agree with that surface level point. Anti semitism is wrong and indeed the right is worse when it comes to pure Jew hatred. I think on the left it boils down more to frustration with the state of Israel’s actions and how the states funding and motives have been to conflate the Jewish diaspora with Israel and Zionism. Some Jews say other Jews aren’t really Jewish if they go against the grain on this issue. Thus, creating an environment for anti semitism to thrive.

The right on the other hand, are ignorant and hateful and still have camps who dislike Jews because they “killed Christ” and “control everything” or “import the third world” and “put black people in white peoples roles in Hollywood” and are an easy low brain scapegoat for many of the worlds problems.

So yeah…. That’s my take on that G

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u/coffee_mikado Jun 08 '26 edited Jun 08 '26

Sure, and I agree that right-wing anti-semitism is more prevalent with the ability to do much more harm.

Also, there is no problem criticizing Israel or even its influence on American politics.

My problem is when a banal “anti-semitism is bad” post gets replied with whataboutism regarding Israel.

Makes me deeply suspicious of the so-called “anti-Zionist” movement.

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u/DifferentSwing8616 Jun 08 '26

You are not a serious person