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Antisemites should be worried about Antisemitism #shorts #antisemitism #history #commentary

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If you're a proud anti-semite or you're being lured and tempted by anti-semitic ideas, this message is for you. And I mean this sincerely and it's not a threat, but it is a warning. You should be worried not about the Jews, but about what rising hatred and suspicion of them means for you and for the society and the country that you care about. I mean, look at what happens to societies that let anti-semitism spread and ascend and become mainstream. Take a look at the past. Spanish Inquisition, what happened after Jews were expelled from Spain? You can look it up. Massive economic decline, intellectual stagnation, pauses in development, Nazi Germany. What happened? What happened to Hitler's Germany? What happened as they decided to eradicate the Jews from their midst? What happened to all the Arab countries that kicked out all the Jews over the course of history that lost their Jewish populations? What rising anti-semitism and Jew hatred should tell you is not that there's a problem with the Jews, but rather the society that is scapegoating them as an excuse and a cover for their problems. And as we've seen countless times from history, a society that does that or allows for it or permits it is in trouble. So even if you don't care about Jews, if you're totally neutral, even if you are anti-semitic, you should be worried about anti-semitism. Rising anti-semitism is not just a sign or a warning that the Jews are in trouble or in danger. It's also a sign that the society itself is. So again, this is not a threat, but it is a warning that you should be worried not about the Jews, but about what happens to a society that hates