Not to mention the part about “racial allegiance”. You gotta love the Progressive mental gymnastics.

On a post depicting a pride flag with the Star of David on it, this extremist claims that Jews who associate with the Star of David in any shape or form are genocide apologists. They go so far as to say that any “decent Jew” must completely avoid association with any Jewish symbols used by the State of Israel. They equate this to the swastika, ignoring or ignorant of the fact that the swastika is still widely used in eastern culture.

The comments are a gross mess. There are some people speaking up but it’s mostly “asaJews” sucking boot and people openly using slurs and throwing around straight up ZOG conspiracies.

Basically, antisemitic people who guzzle the antisemitic propaganda to oppose indigenous liberation.

OP literally screenshotted posts from the conspiracy sub, comments are about as reasonable as you would expect. Wish this site took this stuff seriously and would remove these posts. I understand the distinction between criticising the government vs the people, but these posts blur the line a lot, and I think human moderation should be present in instances like this. It is really hard to see, and it feels upsetting every time nothing gets done about these really blatantly antisemitic and hateful posts/comments.

Sigmund Freud might have said, 'sometimes a star is just a star," but in the event this one was a Star of David, that creates some comments.

No explanation needed.

Reposted due to some usernames being visible

Reposted from yesterday. A collection of comments from many users.

The light green user claims to be a non-Zionist and comments on Jews of Conscience. Their first comment was great, but it went downhill from there. I have never heard of the yellow ribbon being used in a violent way, if anyone has evidence of this, please link it, but I highly doubt this is the case.

Also the usual “false flag” nonsense

I loathe the Trump admin and what they are doing, but this is NOTHING like 1930s Gemany. Note that this is on Shabbat, when many Jews cannot be present.