Ever since Ye/Kanye West's statements about the Jews on Twitter, I made my first Twitter account and started replying to discussions about Jews. Oddly enough I was only suspended once, for 12 hours. I have been able to discuss "anti-Semitism" with dozens of Jews and read the responses many of them have with news stories about Jews in the media.
Some observations I have made in the past few weeks:
• Jews often call out "anti-Semitic" statements (anything critical of them) in a way that tries to phrase it as an issue that non-Jews should care about. They expect gentiles to defend them. When I ask "Why should gentiles care?" I never get a straightforward response. I'm just called names ("Nazi" and "anti-Semitic") and/or the "Holocaust" is brought up.
• Jews will equate speech with violence. When you point out that the USA has freedom of speech and there's nothing wrong with someone sharing their opinion, since they can disagree, they will say that it leads to violence. There is all sorts of violence in society, why is [allegedly] speech-motivated so much more important? Violent lunatics will always commit violent acts, it could be blamed on anything. Again, I'm called names and/or the "Holocaust" is brought up.
• When confronted with "anti-Semitic" content, Jews' most common reaction is to act as if someone is holding a gun to their head. I have yet to see a single Jew concede and admit that there are bad elements among the Jewish elite.
• When there is undeniable evidence that Jews collaborate and cause problems for gentiles, they will either claim that these Jews obtained their power fairly by outcompeting gentiles or that these are just groups of individuals (that happen to be Jews).
• Blacks frequently appear baffled as to why Jews become enraged when their power and influence are mentioned. (See an example from Ye in 2013 with the ADL)
• When Jews try to shame Blacks into caring about their alleged oppression (which is actually a criticism of Jews), Blacks frequently bring up slavery and Jewish social success. Jews appear unable to respond to Blacks in a coherent and convincing manner.
• When I explain to Jews that "anti-Semitism" arose historically in response to [real or perceived] Jewish behavior, I am accused of "justifying the Holocaust." When I bring up the hundreds of prior expulsions and pogroms, I'm usually told that this is primarily a defect of the gentiles. I'm called names if I ask why they choose to live among gentiles despite allegedly developing hatred for Jews for no reason.
• When I try to explain to Jews that censoring people does not stop them from having "anti-Semitic" thoughts, but may actually make more people hate them, they act as if they do not understand.
Has anyone experienced anything similar? I feel as thought it would be possible to write a script for a bot to behave in the way these Jews do. If the argument gets overloaded, just continually accuse them of being a "Nazi" or "anti-Semite."
Hannover made a thread years ago asking if higher rates of mental illness among Jews is responsible for much of the absurd testimonies. I don't know if anyone has ever investigated whether or not belief in this "Holocaust" story promotes mental illness among Jews. It's an important question because, at least in the United States, most Jews are atheists who believe in this story.
What do you all think?
