'If your politics demands submission on a national or collective level—Israelis or Palestinians as a whole forced to yield, forced to accept dominance, it is almost by definition not going to be one that actually is centered around equal respect for all.' dsadevil.blogspot.com/2024/04/the-su…

Congress is attempting to legislate against TikTok’s Chinese owners. But some on the app have identified a different culprit behind this push: the Jews.

Yair Rosenberg on why these conspiracies are dangerous not just for Jews but also for democracy: theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/…

Here's the thing: Blaming Jews for legislation against TikTok isn't just bad for Jews. It's bad for the people who want to save TikTok. Antisemitism hobbles its adherents by preventing them from rationally organizing to advance their own causes. theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/…

Yair Rosenberg This was fascinating to me. Khosro K Isfahani unearthed that Iran gov't controlled media has been flaming the jews banning tik tok angle, grabbing and cutting a video from adl that they were first to use to reinforce the narrative. Kind of like an oppo shop. twitter.com/KhosroKalbasi/…

Yet another example of why you should not trust viral videos with subtitles if you don't know the language. What actually happened here is that the Israeli government allocated $19 billion shekel to rebuild the Gaza BORDER communities destroyed by Hamas. timesofisrael.com/liveblog_entry…

Big day for British history references on Capitol Hill as Jared Moskowitz has proposed renaming Marjorie Taylor Greene's office after Neville Chamberlain

'The Jews are taking TikTok.' Once again, they caught us. Well, back to crop circles and the Trilateral commission. theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/…

'If your politics demands submission on a national or collective level—Israelis or Palestinians as a whole forced to yield, forced to accept dominance, it is almost by definition not going to be one that actually is centered around equal respect for all.' dsadevil.blogspot.com/2024/04/the-su…

I wrote about the viral TikTok conspiracy that Jews are trying to ban the platform—pushed by influencers with millions of followers with an assist from Candace Owens—and why such conspiracies misunderstand how political power works and undermine democracy. theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/…

'Can you address why you don't talk in your article about [thing that is explicitly quoted and discussed in detail in the article]?'

I dunno, can you address how you are able to tweet without being able to read? Speech-to-text software?

Knocking down the latest gambits of the virulent anti-semites who make their home on twitter.

Bio: 'Humanist leftist' 'anti-Zionist'

It is wild that people are well aware this platform is not 100% good on information and yet will be like “this thing that confirms my priors must be true”