2/ The US isn't a pawn here. If you think US foreign policy is being controlled by "Zionists," remember-- that's the same conspiracy theory I hear from literal neo-Nazis.
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1/ Anyway, the @nytimes is just trafficking in antisemitic conspiracy theories now.
Follow @transform6789 or @JewishWorker if you want to hear more on antisemitism in liberal/left spheres, but for my part-- this is the same shit I hear from neo-Nazis.https://twitter.com/JewishWorker/status/1121962442181967873 …
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3/ Neo-Nazis call the US government "ZOG"-- Zionist occupied government. They think Jews are subverting the interests of "real" Americans. And the
@nytimes is publishing a cartoon suggesting that a blind Trump is being led by an Israeli seeing-eye dog? That's the same shit.Show this thread -
4/ Israel does *not* control in the United States. The US supports Israeli miltarism and settler-colonialism because it perfectly suits our imperial agenda of miltarism and settler-colonialism. Get your shit together and quit printing antisemitic cartoons,
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5/ The Times has apologized, but, uhhhhhh, but I still liked it better when our nation's paper of record was easily distinguishable from Der Sturmer.https://twitter.com/nytopinion/status/1122143162506596354 …
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More needs to be done to highlight co-operation with the Israeli governments atrocities...but suggesting Trump is being blindly controlled by them is just garbage. Misses the point entirely.
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This is anti-Zionist not anti-Semite. There's a big diff. That Dachshund is next level. LOL
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Read the thread. We can oppose settler-colonialism in Israel without resorting to antisemitic conspiracy theories about Jews secretly controlling the world, which is a point made by (1) literal neo-Nazis and (2) this cartoon.
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