#Right wing antisemitism

[still-searching-for-something]

Wow, how shocking the far right guy from an actual apartheid state who supports the far right German party and believes Jews foment hatred against whites did a Nazi salute at the inauguration. So shocking. I’m absolutely floored.

[ertik-einstein]

arab and muslim states weren't good to jews, christian states weren't good to jews, so called "un-religious" states weren't good to jews, NO ONE WAS GOOD TO JEWS!!!!!!!

[gingerswagfreckles]

When "I am a Nazi" and "Antisemitism is a Jewish Plot" Kanye West can air a superbowl ad (watched by 120 million Americans) for his website that has nothing at all on it except a T shirt with a swastika on it for sale for $20. And this is permitted by the network. And right wing gentiles think it is sooo funny. And leftist gentiles are calling it another Jewish False Flag Plot for some reason. Yeah I think it might be time to pack it up lol.

[unsolicited-opinions]

The Western far left: The far right is antisemitic, so we clearly are not!

The Western far right: The far left is antisemitic, so we clearly are not!

North American Jews:

The only difference between you is that the far right pretends to care about Israelis and the far left pretends to care about equity and justice.

Neither movement supports critical thinking, truth, or honest consideration of good faith arguments from those with whom they disagree.

Members of both movements immediately discard any facts which injure the ego-saving narratives they tell themselves about themselves.

Both movements are allergic to nuance.

Neither movement is a friend to the Jewish people.

[the-library-alcove]

At this point, it's pretty clear that the MAGA movement and the Hamasnik movement (not going to call it "Pro-Palestine", because they're not) are both pretty much the same. One is Christofascist and White Supremacist, and the other is Islamofascist and Arab Supremacist, but other than those differences, they're more alike each other than they're different.

So I put this together out of some bitter humor.

[a-very-tired-jew]

Oh cool. Texas A&M had Charlie Kirk and Lara Trump on campus for their "The American Comeback Tour" the other day and were giving their whole spiel that Trump should have a third term. During their time at A&M they said, and I quote, "There are no good Jews". We've stated since the beginning that the Trump Admin's whole "fighting antisemitism" screed is absolute bullshit and is being used to scapegoat Jews.

A MAGA college tour with a Trump family member and a Right Wing propagandist are just confirming what we've said the entire time. It's such a fun time to be a Jew in the USA /s

[magnetothemagnificent]

The American far-right: (((They))) built space lasers and hurricane machines to create natural disasters in the United States!

The American far-left: A country the size of New Jersey is single-handedly accelerating climate change to create natural disasters in the United States!

You guys sound exactly the same

[fromchaostocosmos]

As horrible as it sounds this is one of the reasons why I find dealing antisemites from Right so much easier because at least with them they are open and honest to your face that they hate us.

Like I know what I'm getting with a neo-nazi, christofacist, white supremacist type.

It is upsetting, it is dangerous, it still hurts, but at least I know what I'm dealing with.

It is a very much what you see is what you get type of deal.

But antisemitism from Left that is something else. They do it after they became you friend. They burn you first. They grind salt in the wound you have from where they stabbed you in the back.

They put on a smile and act friendly so you don't when they will attack.

They are so much scarier and you just don't what you are going to get.

Because they are going to be using the same rhetoric as the antisemitism from the Right they are just going to put a diffrent hat on it so it looks a little bit diffrent.

They will use the same conspiracy theories, the same blood libel, the systems of oppression, the same violence, the same tools it just will be a diffrent color is all.

So I'd rather take an antisemite who is honest about being an antisemite every single time.

[edenfenixblogs]

Jews aren’t white or POC. We are invisible. Your politics just paint us the color you hate most.

[dragoneyes618]

[gingerswagfreckles]

Actual literal self identifying Nazis are being nominated for Grammys and attending awards ceremonies to absolutely 0 pushback or either celebrity or fan boycott, and people still have the audacity to pretend that Jews control the entertainment industry. Lol. Ok.

[unsolicited-opinions]

The AJC's State of Antisemitism in America report for 2024 was released yesterday.

US Jews are tired and scared.

With roughly three-quarters (77%) of American Jews saying they feel less safe as a Jewish person in the U.S. because of the October 7 attacks, it is no surprise that nearly six in 10 (56%) American Jews report changing their behavior over the past 12 months out of concern for their safety. This is a sharp increase from previous years – jumping from 38% in 2022 to 46% in 2023 to 56% in 2024.

...

American Jews see antisemitism as emerging from diverse sources. The 2024 survey asked American Jews to assess how much of an antisemitic threat certain groups or issues – the extreme political right, the extreme political left, extremism in the name of Islam, and Christian nationalism – pose in the United States today. Roughly one-third of American Jews say each of those four represents a very serious antisemitic threat: extremism in the name of Islam (33%), Christian nationalism (33%), the extreme political left (33%), and the extreme political right (33%). Roughly three-quarters or more say that each group or issue represents at least a slight antisemitic threat.

The vast majority (90%) of American Jews say antisemitism has increased either a lot (61%) or somewhat (29%) since the Hamas terrorist attacks on Israel on October 7, 2023, and one-third (33%) of American Jews say they have been the personal target of antisemitism – in person or virtually – at least once over the last year:  23% report being the target of an antisemitic remark in person 17% say they were the target of an antisemitic remark or post online or through social media 6% say they were the victim of antisemitic vandalism to, or messaging (such as flyers or pamphlets) left on their personal property 2% say they were the target of an antisemitic attack in person, during which the attacker physically touched them 10% report being targeted by any other kind of antisemitism, not already asked about

Three-quarters (78%) say they did not report any of the antisemitism they experienced, with more than half (54%) saying they didn’t think anything would be done if they reported.

...

For the first time in the six-year history of the survey of American Jews, a majority (56%) say they changed their behavior – by avoiding certain behaviors or activities – over the last year because of fears of antisemitism.  40% say they have avoided publicly wearing or displaying things that might identify them as a Jew, up from 26% in 2023 37% say they have avoided posting content online that would identify them as a Jew or reveal their views on Jewish issues, compared with 30% in 2023 31% say they have avoided certain places, events, or situations out of concern for their safety or comfort as a Jewish person, up from 26% in 2023

[the-library-alcove]

So when the news broke about the arson attack on Governor Shapiro last week, my wife bitterly commented that there was no way to tell if the attacker was Right or Left. My response was that they were a Leftist. She asked how I could say that with certainty.

"Right-wingers use guns, Leftists do arson."

As we now know, I was correct, and I've been reflecting on that for the last week. Am I wrong? Am I generalizing too much? Or is this a genuine pattern, and if so, why?

[spot-the-antisemitism]

My friends just sent me these and i'm so scared😭

Hey listen to me!

listen to me!

Don’t panic

be afraid yes but panic and despair is what Musk wants

and remember two things

a) you are not alone

b) we will outlive them

Cecil

[thearktikcircle]

The Right hates me for being a filthy degenerate queer socialist Jew and the Left hates me for being a dirty Zionist Jew. At this point I don't care what anyone thinks about me. The extremists on both sides can go f**k themselves for all I care.

[the-catboy-minyan]

what is the difference between right and left antisemitism?

sorry, I'm the wrong person to send that ask to.

I'm an Israeli Jew, our right and left don't have antisemitism since it's made up of Jews, so I'm not as familiar with the different forms of antisemitism as diaspora Jews.

the only thing I can say is that right wing antisemites always assume I'm an SJW and that leftist antisemites think I'm a subhuman genocidal colonizer for being born in Israel. now take into account I don't interact with right-wing people online, the only ones I did meet were much more centrist than average, and on the other hand I interacted with a ton of leftists. I believe right wing antisemitism is way more stereotypical and easy to spot as utter nonsense.

right wing antisemitism is definitely worse than left wing, but left wing is like being stabbed in the back by your best friend. sure the right wingers have guns, but they're far and I already prepared a bulletproof vest because I saw it coming, I would never in a million years guess my leftist friends would stab me in the guts and spit on my face.

again, I'm Israeli, I can't tell you more than the little I've experienced online, you should ask diaspora blogs.

@spot-the-antisemitism @edenfenixblogs @etz-ashashiyot @prismatic-bell @spacelazarwolf and anyone else? sorry my memory is trash and I can't remember which jumblr blogs are diaspora jews.