jbg, try reading what I actually said:
Anti-Semitics is a meaningless and silly term as I've pointed out.
Just as absurd is to call anyone who criticizes the actions of the Israeli government 'anti-Jewish.'
That automatically assumes many things. (Don't assume. You know how the saying goes...)
First it assumes that all Jewish people are Israeli (False).
Secondly it assumes that all Jewish People support the Israeli Government (False)
Thirdly it assumes that all Jewish Israelis support their government's actions (Also False).
In fact its deeply insulting to the Jewish people to lump them all into one black or white category, when the Jewish people are a vast diverse mosaic of people complete with many differing views.
Fourthly it assumes that anyone who criticizes the Israeli government's actions are anti-Jewish (Also False)
To draw an analogy it would be like saying that anyone who criticizes Vladimir Putin's government is Anti-Russian. Or anyone who criticizes Canada's government to be Anti-Canadian. Of course that is an absurdity, but it works on a base level to get people riled up regardless of reality.
The fact is, it is the basis of the democratic idea for citizens to be able to criticize governments, and to do so is not to synonymous with opposing any ethnic group, but to be opposed to the policies of a government. Those who don't question governments are not being PC. They are simply putting their blinders on and going against the democratic spirit. It is these types of people that are probably more likely to support authoritarian regimes.
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