In Europe, there were several reasons for the persecution of the Jews: From the Middle Ages onward, there were many anti-Semitic rumors that spread, and many occasions to use the Jews as scapegoats. Animosity developed towards them for their success and their close (and sometimes secretive) community. All of these eventually came to a head in the 19th and 20th centuries, when the Protocols were published, and were widely distributed by influential individuals like Henry Ford; a lot of governmental persecution, such as the Dreyfus affair, happened; and finally, the Holocaust occurred.
What does Holla Forums think? It seems to me anti-semitism is a natural reaction to jewish subversion, and is based on well documented cases. I got this from a reddit thread on the history of 'antisemitism'.
Brody Powell
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Ian Sullivan
I know, just wondering what Holla Forums thought. I don't normally go there.
Daniel King
Oh Jew. of usury whata surprise! as Jews continue to engage in urusry You mean the religious cult known as Judaism? You mean the usurious ones who engaged in all manner of dreadful shit, up to and including blood sacrifice of non-Jewish children? Oh Jew. So, a Jew wrote this.
Neat.
Mason Martin
Lurk at least 1 year before posting, 2 years before making a thread. Read Kevin MacDonald's Separation and Its Discontents, Henry Ford's The International Jew, and Protocols of the Learned Elder of Zion for a basic introduction to the JQ. You can find them all on /pdfs/. The summary you posted is pozzed kike revisionism.
Tyler Gray
Your picture had a spelling error
Dominic Moore
The people who killed Jesus, and who to this day try to weasel into a claim on the first covenant, might be looked down upon by Christians? Naaaaaaaaaaah.
And? They were a different ethnicity. And they wée a different ethnicity. Utter tripe. Jews were well known, and they were an 'other', and they werent looked well upon because of that, and thats perfectly reasonable. Or the actual actions of Jews led to those 'eumors'… Full stop. They DID kidnap and sacrifice non-Jewish children. Its not a question, its a historical fact. Could it because certain types of those 'bad things' gad a strange way of happening, or happening in much greater occurence, around Jews? (((Pure coincidence goy!)))
While supporting other minority clades, breaking up homogenous environs, and attacking the native populace on every front.
So, you found a Jew defending Jews on reddit and felt like posting it here, eh?
Neat.
Really made me reconsider my preconceived notions.
Isaiah Davis
I've read the International Jew and PoEZ. I've been on 8/pol for a little more than a year I think. I think my question was worded poorly. How can we counter the narrative put forth here? Seems to me hatred of Jews is absolutely justified.
Wyatt Lewis
Tell people to look into history themselves, not trust some nobody on reddit.
