02 Dec 2014 11:02:26
with the recent Mario Balotelli case (of the instagram post if you don't know). i'm just wondering, what's the difference between antisemitism and racism? reports all over the internet about it being a racist and anti semitic. isn't it the same thing? why just mention anti semitic? what about the notions about japanese, italian, mexican in the same photo?
i just can't get it over my head everytime I see this. there's always a priority to mention anti semitism in a case that involves or mentions jews. even if there are 10 other race/religion etc involved.
and please don't give me a definition, I know what it means, my question is why is there a need to mention anti semitism, when you have the word racism already?
I don't see it as a racist post, I've seen that one years ago and even shared the photo on my fb page.
but I guess i'm not mario balotelli.
still though, that question has been in my head for years, never got any answer.
but I guess i'm not mario balotelli.
still though, that question has been in my head for years, never got any answer.
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Pc mad, we live in a world were its acceptable to kill and maim for resources but you get jumped on when you take the p--- out of your own race and other races.
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I watched the defamation documentary the other night, which ed033 recoended, and as far as I coul make out, some jewish people actively seek out anti Semitism, in a world where it doesn't actually exist, no doubt in my mind in line with the global agenda
jase
jase
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I think it might have something to do with the fact that judaism is a religion, so to be jewish your part of a faith/religion rather than a race.
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So if someone shares a picture of an arab and turban with word terrorist next to it. What would that be called because I'm pretty sure it would be racist because what anti is there for islam or Christianity it seems that Judaism is the only faith that has their own word for the what they consider prejudice against their faith.
KV
KV
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Good point KV.
Although the word Racism was derived from the word Race, Racism is no longer used just for prejudice against a race.
Its basically used for having prejudice on another group, with the belief that my group is better. Group here can be used for so many things, ethnicity, culture, country of origin, race, even religion. as long as it is attributing something to a group, or having prejudice to the group, I believe it will be called racism.
Although the word Racism was derived from the word Race, Racism is no longer used just for prejudice against a race.
Its basically used for having prejudice on another group, with the belief that my group is better. Group here can be used for so many things, ethnicity, culture, country of origin, race, even religion. as long as it is attributing something to a group, or having prejudice to the group, I believe it will be called racism.
{Ed001's Note - I don't get the term racism anyway, surely the race we are is the human race?}
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I would encourage people to search and read UN General Assembly Resolution 3379 that was voted on 1975 and revoked in 1991. It states that zionism is a form of racism.
The establishment is doing everything within its power to prevent people from returning to that understanding. From the quenelle, to Ballotelli's satire, to Michael Jackson's "jew me" etc.
The people pretending to be jews and belong to the ashkenazim branch of judaism are in reality mongols, khazars. They are using judaism as shield and mask, in effect hiding their history of infiltration and occupation.
zari
The establishment is doing everything within its power to prevent people from returning to that understanding. From the quenelle, to Ballotelli's satire, to Michael Jackson's "jew me" etc.
The people pretending to be jews and belong to the ashkenazim branch of judaism are in reality mongols, khazars. They are using judaism as shield and mask, in effect hiding their history of infiltration and occupation.
zari
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I agree ed, unfortunately the majority of the people in the world we live in, disagrees. shame.
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