I don't like your line of questioning 

Re: Talk:Antisemitism, I think you should know why these questions are inappropriate.  1.  Politics and personal views aren't supposed to be a part of this.  2.  There's no right answer.  What do I say, "No, I'm very familiar with arguments about antisemitism"?  Or do I say "No, I really don't know anything about antisemitism."  Either answer simply give you more ammunition, to which I can't respond, since we're both only anonymous users on the internet.  Do I tell you, "Actually, Norman Finkelstein is my brother, and I don't like the way people attack him."  Or "My uncle is a Palestinian refugee, that's why I don't like Israel, not because I'm antisemitic."  Or "Actually I have 12 degrees from Harvard in Middle Eastern Studies."  If I said that, would you leave me alone?  Of course not: there's no right answer.  That's why we're supposed to deal with the articles, not the users.  3.  Every time you ask me this, you're telling the group that you, SlimVirgin, admin and longtime user, believe that I, Mackan79, am here for illegitimate reasons.  If I respond by saying I've already explained this to you several times, the idea is only rubbed in further.  This is not fair.  It dissuades other people from having a dialogue with me, because they see that you don't want them to. 

As I said, I understand why you would be suspicious in general, as antisemites seem to make their appearances, but you simply can't WP:ABF.  That's what you're doing with me, for no reason other than that I've shown an interest in articles related to Israel and Judaism.  My edits have not been POV.  My comments have not been POV.  I do consider your questions to be personal attacks, however.  I'd appreciate if you had further questions about my interests that you ask me on my talk page, which would show that you're actually interested, not interjecting them into content disputes.  I think this is a very reasonable request.  Thanks,