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While abhorrence is in the eye of the beholder, it's not antisemitic in the least. At worst it may be considered badly worded by missing one word from one sentence.
Her opening sentence
"Jews were beaten in the streets, not by Nazi soldiers but by their neighbors…. even by children."
This may be interpreted by the ridiculously pedantic as "Nazi soldiers never beat Jews in the street", however the subsequent text implies this is in the beginnings of persecution, before the Nazi government openly oppressed Jewish (and other classes of) people.
The missing word is 'only'
"Jews were beaten in the streets, not only by Nazi soldiers but by their neighbors…. even by children."
With that one word (in bold and red) even the most pedantic reader could never interpret it as anything offensive.
It's getting to the point where your employers can fire you for having any opinion that they don't like. Scary. I avoid posting anything political or controversial or anything about race on my social media because employers have the power to fire you over it. We've all said things in the heat of the moment or things we maybe shouldn't have said at times, but do people deserve to have their lives ruined over it? I don't think so. It's real scary. I only post memes on my Facebook, the
Fact that they can fire you for posting anything on social media they don't like is awful. it's scary as hell where this society and country is headed. Having the wrong opinion or views in this PC society gets you fired.
I never met a boss who thought my opinion was equal to theirs. I have been told, "there is only one opinion here that matters."
Sorry, Gina. There are consequences for saying stupid stuff on the internet. You might feel like people do not like your opinions, but it’s a far cry from how we Jews were treated by the Germans.
That you can't see it is exactly why she said it. We're headed somewhere very, very dark, and the people taking us there are oblivious. Your post is actually proof that she's right, yet you still can't see it.
While abhorrence is in the eye of the beholder, it's not antisemitic in the least. At worst it may be considered badly worded by missing one word from one sentence.
Her opening sentence
"Jews were beaten in the streets, not by Nazi soldiers but by their neighbors…. even by children."
This may be interpreted by the ridiculously pedantic as "Nazi soldiers never beat Jews in the street", however the subsequent text implies this is in the beginnings of persecution, before the Nazi government openly oppressed Jewish (and other classes of) people.
The missing word is 'only'
"Jews were beaten in the streets, not only by Nazi soldiers but by their neighbors…. even by children."
With that one word (in bold and red) even the most pedantic reader could never interpret it as anything offensive.
Yeah I'd rate it pants-on-fire.
Seems to me that both "abhorrent" and "anti-Semitic" are matters of opinion.
I never met a boss who thought my opinion was equal to theirs. I have been told, "there is only one opinion here that matters."
I guess you miss his point, or you are brainwashed already.
For instance, you posted in your personal Twitter account that apple was good for you, and your boss fired you because he loved orange. Was it ok?
I've made no "argument" - simply pointed out that both metrics cited in Disney's statement are subjective.
Have a great Sunday.
If by subjective you mean repeating historical fact is now potentially sensitive, racist, antisemitic, sure.
That's going to be tough on people working in education, history, or historical monuments. Since discussing slavery in the South will clearly be racist, discussing women's suffrage is clearly sexist, and obviously Yad Vashem is antisemitic.
try firing anyone for being a member of a 'protected' minority group, then come back and ponder how stupid your bolded statement is.
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