"Evil can be localized" just does not make any sense to me though I can relate to the Solzhenitsyn quote. I don't have an urge to localise evil I just happen to notice who is pushing what I consider evil on my people.
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Is it perpetrators who actually do things, or is it an identity of which the vast majority is completely innocent?
Confusing both is a terrible idea.
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It's obviously the perpetrators but they always seem to have the same identity hence the amount of times they have been expelled from many countries.
"Of course it's not all men, but it's always men."
- Feminists
Even if every perpetrator on earth was a jew, which is fading from the truth, it would still not be "the jews"
I don't know how people don't understand this.
But whatever. I just think it protects the perpetrators and they love that they can hide behind an identity and call everyone antisemitic.
They called it... "Jews-as-cover"
Who is they?
*far from the truth
Who gave us feminism, oh yeah that was jews. I don't think the perpetrators can hide as they get called out all the time now and most people don't care about being called antisemitic anymore because they have over used it.
he doesn't get it
There is truth in what you say, but do you disagree that Jews and evil share an intimate history
More intimate than any other identity?
How? In every nation, ideology or religion you find incredible evil. And not only now, throughout history.
It's like the human default.
To get out of it we'll most certainly have to get rid of identity politics. And antisemitism is exactly that, identity politics.
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