Please register to participate in our discussions with 2 million other members - it's free and quick! Some forums can only be seen by registered members. After you create your account, you'll be able to customize options and access all our 15,000 new posts/day with fewer ads.
A parallel thread has reported on how the leftists at Twitter have decided that the universal and ancient symbol for Jews - the Star of David - is a hate symbol. But what about the antisemitic hashtag - Jewish Privilege - that is permeating through the site by Jew haters? Have they banned that?
Also, it appears that one has to go to foreign media to read just how antisemitic the left has become. The American media is desperately trying to hide the disgusting antisemitism in its ranks while it simultaneously speaks out against bigotry against blacks and Muslims (and blaming it all on the right, and whites).
The article actually says the reason the hashtag is trending is because Jews have started using it ironically:
"After Mazzig's tweet, many others joined in on the conversation including stand-up comedian Sarah Silverman who said she experienced other children "throwing pennies at me on the bus" and had "pastors in Florida calling for my death and telling their congregation that knocking my teeth out and killing me would be God’s work."
Last time I heard, Sarah Silverman, like most Jews is a Liberal.
just to get it straight, you are a brand “new” user, and in the last couple of days, you’ve said some pretty awful things.
That said, you’ve somehow twisted this story to diminish the raging antisemitism against Jews and have zeroed in on one aspect of the article. To be clear, the hashtag has been widely used by Jew-haters, and in this instance, Jewish people FOUGHT BACK against the scumbags by using it ironically to dispel the notion of a Jewish privilege.
The fact remains that the hashtag started off with antisemites using it. (It’s a common expression of antisemitism.) And thus the question remains: will the leftists at Twitter who deem the Star of David hate speech allow the antisemitic hashtag to remain?
Cry me a river, you specifically started this thread to bash liberals. And to answer your question, many "liberals" would prefer to not see the hashtag banned because the best way to overcome anti-Semitism is to keep it in the open.
Actually read your source next time.
Look, you were clearly banned due to your inflammatory posts as a liberal, and you opened a new account.
And if you mean by “bash liberals,” I am trying to draw attention to the rampant antisemitism on the far left, yes of course. Isn’t that what black people are trying to do with BLM - draw attention to racism? Unless of course you want me to just be quiet about the Jew-hate being expressed in the left.
Last edited by Rachel976; 07-22-2020 at 05:18 AM..
Personal attacks (especially on a brand new useer) are not tolerated here. Go take your hate somewhere else.
Look, you were clearly banned due to your hate, and are determined to excuse antisemitism (when it comes from leftists.) A night or two ago you said you doubted that the antisemitic attack on the synogogue really happened, and SPECIFICALLY said you doubted it because an Orthodox Jew said it happened.
You are clearly on the left and determined to squash stories of antisemitism coming from leftists.
A parallel thread has reported on how the leftists at Twitter have decided that the universal and ancient symbol for Jews - the Star of David - is a hate symbol. But what about the antisemitic hashtag - Jewish Privilege - that is permeating through the site by Jew haters? Have they banned that?
Also, it appears that one has to go to foreign media to read just how antisemitic the left has become. The American media is desperately trying to hide the disgusting antisemitism in its ranks while it simultaneously speaks out against bigotry against blacks and Muslims (and blaming it all on the right, and whites).
Twitter needs to show some consistency, as it seems to be happy to allow an Antisemitic Hashtag but not the Star of David, and this just seems biased and somewhat bizarre.
Twitter needs to show some consistency, as it seems to be happy to allow an Antisemitic Hashtag but not the Star of David, and this just seems biased and somewhat bizarre.
Yes....you get it. It is another example of liberal Reverse World. An antisemitic hashtag is allowed to exist, and the Star of David is banned. Reminds me as to when there was that march by the LBGTQ group - clearly marching in opposition to prejudice - and they disallowed the Jewish Star on any flags.
Twitter needs to show some consistency, as it seems to be happy to allow an Antisemitic Hashtag but not the Star of David, and this just seems biased and somewhat bizarre.
It makes sense when you realize Twitter is run by twits.
A quick search of that hashtag shows the vast majority are pro-Jewish tweets associated with it. That could well be why Twitter hasn't banned it, right?
Please register to post and access all features of our very popular forum. It is free and quick. Over $68,000 in prizes has already been given out to active posters on our forum. Additional giveaways are planned.
Detailed information about all U.S. cities, counties, and zip codes on our site: City-data.com.
Please register to participate in our discussions with 2 million other members - it's free and quick! Some forums can only be seen by registered members. After you create your account, you'll be able to customize options and access all our 15,000 new posts/day with fewer ads.
