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The Left don't oppose Jews, they oppose Israel and worship Palestine. They love Jews in any context outside that conflict. Their whole worldview and political ideology is based on WWII where the ultimate act of evil was the holocaust, which they believe happened and they strongly condemn anyone who questions if it did happen, and the ultimate act of righteousness is to oppose Nazis and anti-semitism. If Israel stopped bombing the shit of Palestine then the Left would stop all their protests.
Here's an article from seven years ago even talking about the central point of this thread (that that moron Collett is pretending he only just discovered):
We are now way past the time when it was possible to say that the far right is the sole source of threat to American Jews. There’s been an ongoing string of attacks against Jews in New York City whose perpetrators are not white supremacists. Some attackers seem to have been influenced by the rhetoric of Louis Farrakhan, showing — as if we still needed proof of that! — a direct link between anti-Semitic words and actions.
And then there is another uncomfortable fact: appreciation that some anti-Semitic far-right figures heap on far-left “anti-Zionists.” Holocaust denier David Irving famously referred to the UK Labour Party Leader Jeremy Corbyn as “impressive” and “a fine man” in the context of a discussion about the Party’s crisis over anti-Semitism. For the “resistance to ZOG” (Zionist occupied government, a far-right conspiracy theory), white supremacist David Duke called Omar the most important member of US Congress.
What this shows us — as if we still needed proof of that too! — is that anti-Semitism is anti-Semitism, no matter where on the political spectrum it resides. Once it’s out, particularly when expressed by a high-profile political figure, it isn’t confined to some clearly defined space. It resonates across the entire spectrum. And when there is no push back, it loosens taboos against anti-Semitism throughout the entire society.
True, thus far the deadly synagogue shootings have been executed by white supremacists. But who is to say that the New York Times cartoon, published right on the eve of the Poway Chabad shooting, didn’t play into the shooter’s mindset? And who is to say that the Latuff cartoon Omar and Tlaib circulated isn’t going to contribute to a future mass shooter’s decision to take action?
When it comes to anti-Semitism, it is time for the left to do some serious soul-searching. Pointing to the right as a worse offender is hardly a convincing strategy; surely, the left has better benchmarks than that.
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Basically only a tiny step up from the Islamists you have found common cause with (as this thread has demonstrated).
View: https://x.com/realMaalouf/status/2078489863280595388?s=20
Blabbermouth is a submoron but it's really rather obvious what's going on here, take a look at the Venn diagram that Dave Rubin (a Jew) posted -However understood egalitarianism is at the core of Leftist ideology and that makes it intrinsically anti-Political Judaism unless you are going to create a self-reliant homogeneously Jewish society.