I assume it did by someone else, I was at the game and not on Coogfans so I didn’t see it.
Not a poster i had ever noticed before
Thank you. I didn’t see it either because I was at the game.
I was at the game as well, but simultaneously on coogfans too. Where else
can you get the expert in-depth play analysis? ;). I missed the antisemitic remark.
I only mentioned that because at nrg my cell phone response was great as opposed to being it tdecu and it’s iffy to download pages or refresh. Whatever
they got, we need to get.
This individual wears the shirt of the Cookie Monster.
Just a small bit of trivia. The original voice actor of the Cookie Monster was a 50% of Jewish origin.
The second actor, to voice the Cookie Monster is also one heck of it Jew.
i’m not counting. I’m just noticing the irony.
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Anti Israel rhetoric does not equal antisemitism imho, concerning the
Carlson aspect. Not a fan of Tucker at all, but this isn’t a good way to gauge antisemitism, in my opinion. The criticism of Tucker giving a platform to extremist like Fuentes is troubling though.
The JPPI study did not find explicit and consistent antisemitic expressions by Carlson under the IHRA definition of antisemitism.
Now on Owens, the article points out the difference I think.
Owens, however, is more explicit, the study noted.
The analysis found that 45% of videos in which Jews were mentioned were antisemitic in their angle.
Such content included blunt generalizations about Jews, including describing them as a “cult,” sharing claims of “Jewish supremacy,” and presenting accusations of control, deceit, and manipulation, alongside recurring claims that accusations of antisemitism are a “Zionist diversion tactic.”
It’s incorrect to count negative stories about Israel or Bibi as anti Jewish. But
totally convinced a deadly and more widespread form of antisemitism is in play
around the world today. That has to be stopped or at least denounced in no uncertain terms by all leaders (elected, social, media, etc)
Generally speaking, I agree. However, it seems rare these days for anyone to have anti Israel rhetoric without including antisemetic tropes, language, or phrases.
Again generally, I agree. Though it all depends on the content and context of the stories, some go beyond that into blood libel territory, so I can see why someone would argue that at least some of the stories are antisemetic.
You’re absolutely right. Unfortunately, all leaders (elected, social, media, etc.) no matter their political affiliation just aren’t doing enough to denounce it and stop it, or root it out of their organizations/affiliations.
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FRY that bastard.
Have to admire the dad for turning his son in over this incident.
So many questions about how the son acquired his antisemitism hate.
Many times a child acquires the biases of the family.
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Andrew Tate, Tristan Tate, Nick Fuentes, Sneako, and Clavicular are a societal cancer. Speak up against these people and anyone like them. The club owners, management, and especially the DJ who played this song should also be similarly shamed and shunned.
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