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And also antisemitism covers Palestinians; they're almost genetically identical to Jews.
i mean, one has to always remember that it's not really about blood or genetic composition or religion, it's about empire. saying they are semitic or indigenous is a front, an invention, a trick to give some rhetorical cover. If whiteys have made south africa in the arabian peninsula elsewhere, you also won't hear the end of how they belong there
They are more Semitic than the Germans that left Germany to colonize the middle east and do... oh they did the Germany thing.
That's not what antisemitism means, it has always just been a more clever-sounding way to say "I hate Jews".
True… but I have seen neofascists explicitly reject Palestinians on grounds of their Jewish heritage, and I have noticed that, in general, there is an overlap between Jew-hatred and Arab-hatred. I have seen antisemites blame Jews for the influx of Middle Easterners moving to Europe and its former settler-colonies.
So while I don’t apply ‘antisemitism’ in its literal sense like @Cat_Daddy@hexbear.net would, sometimes I wonder if it is worthwhile to quibble with those who do.