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LOL @ "pit of hell" (YT)
Upvoted for that alone!
It's sad that we must talk in code and riddles sometimes.
As a reminder, here's what the USGovt sees as examples of antisemitism:
- unduly singling out the state of israel (criticizing it in any way that one wouldn't also criticize every other state)
- conspiracy theories about israel or jews
- blaming jews when something bad happens, or for the state of the world
- using sinister stereotypes or negative character traits to describe jews
- supporting the harming of jews
- making allegations about the power of the jewish collective
- spreading the myth that jews occupy positions of power in media, banks, government, etc
- accusing the jewish people of wrongdoings actually committed by a single jewish (or non-jewish) person (or group)
- denying the scope or intentionality of the genocide/holocaust of jews by the nazis (and their supporters/accomplices/sympathizers)
- questioning the details of the official holocaust story
- accusing jews of exaggerating the holocaust story
- suggesting jews are more loyal to israel than the countries they live in
- theorizing about jews conspiring to censor
- calling israel racist, evil, or apartheid (this denies the jews their right to self-determination)
- requiring anything of israel not also required of every other nation
using anti-semitic symbols or images - claiming jews killed jesus
- claiming jews killed christians to use their blood in rituals
- comparing israeli policy to nazi policy
- holding jews responsible for israeli policy
- applying double standards to israel or jews
- more examples to be added as needed
- remember that these are merely examples - any similar actions are also prohibited
That's creepy, telling, disturbing, and bizarre all at the same time. We live in weird days.
RE: What if a group of people tried to control society?