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I'm curious about this. Was Matt referring to ruling elites as a whole? How does that make it anti-Semitic? Also, is Alex Acosta Jewish? I am just confused about this and would like clarification.
1.) Neo-Nazis use “elites” as a stand-in for “Jews” all the time. If we don’t differentiate who we’re talking about, we sound identical to them. 2.) Acosta’s not Jewish, but he cut a plea deal for a Jewish guy, and Christman’s using that to spread antisemitic conspiracy theories
nazis use 'zionist' as a stand-in for 'jews' so we should condemn all anti zionists then right? This is such a reach and as a jew myself this makes me roll my eyes
So how do we reference the elites, the actual elites, in a non-anti-Semitic way? Because the actual elite upper class is absolutely destroying this country. The rich are poisoning the wells for the working class.
So why not just say “rich people”? There’s no reason to use a dogwhistle here.
I know anti-semites use "globalists" all the time, wasn't aware "elites" had that connotation. Is establishment a better term? Also, I agree that no one should spread conspiracy theories. I think he was playing off them as a joke which is still problematic
Just clarify who you’re talking about, I think?
Specificity never hurt anyone, lol. 
Reach further
lmao we need Eli Valley in this thread
All sorts of subcultures have their own argots. Should everyone stop talking about pizza because Qanon thinks it's a stand-in for child abuse? Also, when you call a joke about a non-Jewish person is antisemitic, you're getting into Meghan McCain territory
exactly.
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