I'm Jewish and I think about antisemitism all the time. I can't tell you how fucking weird it is that Homeland Security posting literal neo-Nazi propaganda generates less discussion about the threat to Jews than a mayoral candidate who believes Palestinians are human beings.

DHS is recruiting using a not-so-subtle reference to a 1978 book from white nationalist William Gayley Simpson, Which Way Western Man?

Simpson's book was released under an imprint associated with the National Alliance, founded by Turner Diaries author William Luther Pierce.


Homeland Security
@DHSgov
Which way, American man?

http://JOIN.ICE.GOV

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  1. You can be against Netanyahu, against Hamas, reject antisemitism and be against war crimes and atrocities against the Palestinians.

    Those issues are not mutually exclusive.

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  2. There was barely a squeak when they posted an article on their .gov page that was two words off from the 14, and used a 14/88 "statistic" in body (among other dog whistles).

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  3. no offense to the nice Jewish people but we are sticking to what’s happing in america. It’s burning & we must focus here.To add injury the one who is trying to destroy our country & putting people in concentration camps Trump’s henchman non other than a Jew with respect let’s stick to home invasion

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  4. So never really understood the obsession Nazis have with Jewish people? 🤷‍♂️ everytime they start ranting its like a forced hate always comes off stale.

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  5. Das ist ein interessanter Twist. Du denkst, du kannst Menschen für deine Sache gewinnen, indem du ihre Vorurteile nutzen? Das ist ein bisschen wie ein politischer Schachzug, aber ob es funktioniert, ist eine andere Frage.

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  6. So you call the American flag neo-nazi propaganda? If you hate this country so much, then pack your 💩and leave. No one forced you to stay here.

    You mean a mayoral candidate who openly praised Hamas, a violent terrorist organization.

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  7. I have been called "@ntisemite" before by brainwashed strangers. I'm Ashkenazi by blood. I don't practice, but I know who I am. I do not support genocide. At all. It doesn't matter who does it. It doesn't make me antisemitic against my own people. It makes me upset at corruption in the name of G*D

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  8. Because most news agencies aren't about spreading news anymore. They're either concerned with getting the owners agenda out there or click bait material. The people who want to spread actual news have been slowly forced out because of this, but thankfully, they are platforms for them to continue

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  9. These fools are 𝘭𝘢𝘻𝘺, which is very on brand. Homeland Sectarian (𝘯𝘰𝘵 a spellchecker error 😉) is just having an impromptu contest and may the best meme-troll win! Trollorists (again, 𝘯𝘰𝘵 misspelled) are making the vilest of memes in the hope that 𝘵𝘩𝘦𝘺'𝘭𝘭 be picked by the orange demagogue's minions.🙇

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  10. Gonna be even weirder when they round up Jews “for their own protection.”

    And ADL will cry “it’s for Jews’ protection, this can’t be bad.”

    — someone who’s got multiple one-way train tickets to the same camps if history repeats

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  11. This is exactly how I feel. Motherfuckers come out of the hatehill fuckworks to be yap their mouths about israel and somehow still be anti-Semites the moment a brown dude supports human rights and not doing genocide….yet say NOTHING when the Feds are reposting nazi fonts.

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  12. At some point the government became pepe the 4chan frog and I just have to tune it out

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  13. Seems like an ambitious reporter could arrange a sit-down with their social media person, toss them softball questions for five minutes, then pull out and show them 5-10 images that they have “adapted.” The story would write itself. Capturing their reaction on camera would be even better.

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  14. The first couple times I wondered if it was subconscious and mostly spoke to the type and background of the people making the images. Now I have to conclude they are intentional dog whistles. There are too many, and with too many references to be happenstance.

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  15. It's one reason we may not survive the current fascist threat... too many Americans are done with giving democrats yet another chance to show true leadership.

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  16. ja-a.bsky.social profile picture

    I appreciate you saying so. I have conservative Jewish relatives, frankly from my perspective it seems they believe they’re white and will be considered as such by their heavy handed white supremacist allies.

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  17. The marriage between MAGA ( white supremacy and Evangelicals who wants Israel to rise and then burn so Biblical Prophecy can come true, aka the apocalypse ) and AIPAC/Israel/Netanyahu/Trump is truly a thing to behold.

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  18. The identity has been hijacked. If it's not anti-Israeli then it doesnt count Especially if the offensive message is coming from unconditional Israel supporters. The "Shylock" incident highlighted this - the standard denunciation statements were issued and then everyone quietly let it go.

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  19. I think the powerful people who might be most concerned have spent so much time battling anti-Israel sentiments from the left that they can't see the cancer of genuine, very violent antisemitism metastisizing on the right.

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  20. This will be a great example of the mainstream media double standard in action. Every time some random campus activist says something vaguely critical of Israel, the press demands that Democratic officeholders and other prominent liberals engage in performative on-air struggle sessions...

    /1

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  21. Our media is so broken. It’s probably been like this for a long time, but the last 1-2 years has made it crystal clear. From antisemitism to cancel culture. It’s insane. The republicans were banning books at the very moment the media focused on college kids booing a conservative speaker.

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  22. Part of it may be that Trump is already president, but Mamdani is still running.

    Though I think it's clear that, from a Jewish perspective, Mamdani is better than the average of Cuomo and Adams, so...

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  23. Because Chuck Schumer doesn't feel threatened by Homeland Security, but he does feel threatened by Zohran (politically)

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  24. One of the problems Ds and all of us are trying to come to grips with is how do you address the hundreds of of things Trump and his minions are doing day in and day that deserve the attention of all of us.

    Which ones deserve more attention? Is it your concern or the NG in DC or…or…

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  25. Major institutions that were founded to combat antisemitism have been captured. Their purpose now is to protect Netanyahu’s political career. If supporting certain antisemites is to Netanyahu’s political benefit then those institutions will do so.

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  26. I'm not Jewish, but from observation it's like whenever stuff is about "protecting women" in the sense that both Jewish folks and women (including the overlap of Jewish women) are often talked over and their indentities are weaponized for bigotry

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  27. I've been thinking about this a lot. Will not soon forget a conversation I had with other jewish families here in Orange County who were convinced that the encampments at different UC campuses were being bankrolled by a nefarious financier, perpetuating the oldest anti-semitic trope in the book

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  28. Any peak into Yank far right forums shows where Latinos and Muslims rank on their target list and who tops it.

    90% of /pol/ and stormfront was and will always be the kind of antisemitism identical to the worst that Julius Streicher produced in the 30s.

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  29. He said zero critical about Hamas until he was running for mayor. Right after October 7, he criticized only Israel. Is that what you mean by "thinks that Palestinians are human beings"? Your Yevsektsia shtick is tiresome.

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  30. I had a realization after watching Lawrence of Arabia. I learned how a lot of WWI led to the way white people treat and villainize Middle Easterners. Not that that justifies any atrocities, but it does make you understand how people can hate us after we have abandoned them, multiple times.

    Alt: T. E. Lawrence holding a lit match in his hand as he blows it out and the scene transitions. Fantastic film.
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  31. Zionist Jews are part of the club now you get invited if you do genocide in front of everyone. The fact that it makes all Jews look bad is only a benefit to the oligarchy.

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  32. It's disgraceful that organizations like the ADL, the leaders of the Democratic Party, and the New York Times spend significantly less effort denouncing the antisemitism of neo-Nazis running the US government than they do policing the language of powerless campus protestors.

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