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Which one leads to violent deaths? Which one is therefore, more important?
Kinda delusional but you do you I guess
Delusional is talking about something that's manufactured propaganda in order to get you on board with Israel, despite it doing genocide in the middle east.
Better to pay attention to a real issue, cyclists dying in our streets.
Lemmy is such a shitty place sometimes. Being against antisemitism and being against Israels crimes are not mutually exclusive. They have, in fact, nothing to do with one another.
Sure. But if you read the original post, it's about someone saying that jews are not safe in Canada. And this is then contrasted with how bicyclists are being killed in Canada but jews are not being killed. Directly contradicting the presented narrative.
So then you might wonder: why did someone feel that Canada was unsafe? And you'll find that the answer was "because they heard a few people criticize Israel."
In my own experience, the people saying "jews aren't safe" or "this is antisemitism" often aren't jewish or representing any jewish people; they're just pro-evil.
I can't speak for Canada. In Germany, Jewish people are at higher risk of harassment than the general population. Synagogues have armored doors, panic rooms and police around them, especially on Jewish holidays. Much more cyclists die every year than Jews. That doesn't negate the problem of antisemitism though.
Here here.
Alright, I'm just gonna leave you to your ramblings and block you now, have a nice day
Bye bye!
Aww its also delusional, must be a disease going around
You leaving, or nah?
It's brainworms.