Antisemitism

Jews are convenient whipping boy of all hate groups because they can be called all sorts of inconsistent things without even the slightest self-reflection by the idiot speaker.— "Jeffrey Wilens"/20200106-jeffrey-epstein-was-blackmailing-politicians-for-israels-mossad-new-book-claims/Anti-Semitism is unique amongst the hatreds in the world in a combination of four aspects: 1) Longevity -- it's been around a long time 2) Universality -- virtually everywhere in the world 3) Intensity -- it's expressed in a particularly virulent manner 4) Confusion -- there is surprisingly little agreement on why people hate the Jews.Historians offer many "reasons" to explain why people are anti-Semitic: Jews are too powerful or too lazy; too separate or a threat to "racial purity" through assimilation; pacifistic or warmongers; capitalist exploiters or revolutionary communists; the "killers" of Jesus or the progenitors of Jesus; possessors of a Chosen People mentality or an inferiority complex. These reasons have one thing in common -- they have nothing to do with our being Jewish. One might think that we are just the victims of bad luck -- always possessing the needed quality to be hated wherever we are in the world at exactly that time in history.https://www.simpletoremember.com/vitals/reason-for-anti-semitism.htm‘Antisemitism’ is often used to refer to hostility to, prejudice, or discrimination against Semites, or the values historically associated (such as in religious discourse) with Semitic peoples.[1][2][3] A person who holds such positions is called an antisemite. Antisemitism is often viewed as being a form of racism.[4][5]  Apparently coined as referring only to being against Jews. There are various Semitic peoples. In the context of 1800's Europe the term was coined to refer to pathos versus Jews; because only one Semitic group was in the area the term is coined at the time, but that is not the case in the 2000's as there are multiple Semitic groups in Europe now. Problems perceived as being common to all Semites are pansemitic problems, such as violent pathos versus Jews and Arabs in Europe (both Jews and Muslims became victims of the Crusades in the Middle-Ages).
All individuals and groups have different problems, but they also have similar, the same or overlapping problems. For example, there are people that hate Jews and Arabs equally or so, and want them both out of Europe if not the World. That's a common anti-Semitic problem. They also have the common problem of anti-Abrahamic opposition and militant Atheism, in the cases of traditional Jews and Muslims.
Has been used to refer to anything from vague criticism of the Jewish group, to manic arguing for them to be genocided (e.g. "g*s the jews").
Antisemitism has essentially a story as old as the existence of Semites, and includes e.g. hatred for the Jewish religion especially or their genotype as it appears to the hater.
Ger. Antisemitismus. An antisemite is someone who didn't like Jews, now it's someone Jews don't like. --- Michael E. Jones ☀Streamed live on Apr 18, 2019
== History ==
The history of anti-Semitism overlaps with the history of excluding peoples, and oppression. 
Historical figures: Moses. 
== Media ==
https://semiticcontroversies.blogspot.com/ (2008-2019+) 
== Rhizomata ==
* Racism; Prejudice; Hatred; Hate problems; Hate crime; Pathos; 
* Ethnophobia; Ethnophilia; Ethnocentrism; Ethnocentric pathos; Ethnic discourse
* Pansemitism; Antipansemitism
* Antiracism; Jewish defense
* Part of Jewish history; Part of Discrimination discourse
* Alienation; Alienation-inducing; Exclusion; Racial hierarchy; Race-based hatred; Clash of cultures
* Converse to: Philosemitism; Judeophilia; Judethnophilia; Semitophilia; Semitocentrism; Pro-Semitism
* Overlaps with: Islamophobia; Anti-Christianity; Anti-Abrahamism; Ethnomasochism; Ethnoannihilation
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