Nowadays, it's even much less than that.Hektor wrote: ↑Thu Nov 20, 2025 9:29 amNow what defines Anti-semitism...? Is it enough to notice patterns with Jewish organizations or must I get foam from the mouth, if I see someone with a kippah?Eye of Zyclone wrote: ↑Wed Nov 19, 2025 10:25 amYes, it is. And it's also a good refutation of the pseudo argument that Holocaust revisionism is merely a form of disguised antisemitism because a number of non-Jews lied about Nazi homicidal gas chambers and the likes too.
Formerly, an antisemite was someone who hated Jews.
Now, an antisemite is just someone whom some Jews hate (most often, only because he said something that damages Jewish interests, including the bloody continuation of their infamous colonialist enterprise in the Middle East).
It's even 100% irrelevant, but it's a very convenient way to censor that person without demolishing the illusion of free speech on which the whole democratic scam rests.
Can you imagine calling someone a Belgophobe for not believing in the atrocity story of children whose hands were allegedly amputated by the Germans during the First World War?!?





