ALI-FORNIA

Both Squidward and Spongebob can afford their own two-story houses with enough money left over for things like snail food and art supplies, they are both fast food workers with a boss that is shown on several occasions to pay them as little as possible

Furthermore, characters like Plankton can afford his own restaurant, machines, and computer despite not selling a single burger, Patrick similarly has his own place and lifestyle while rarely shown to actually work

We automatically assumed that he had divorced parents that got remarried. He corrected us; “No, there is a plot twist. My mom and dad never got married but had me. They were going to get married, but then my dad suddenly confessed he was gay. My mom was so relieved and said that she discovered she was a lesbian and was afraid to tell him. So they stayed together in the same house for me. Then eventually both got partners. So my dad has his husband and my mom has her wife.”

*camera switches to interview where dog barks and mounches on the reporter’s mic (who allows him do it)*

Gentiles (AKA non-Jewish people) who talk about social justice seem to be confused or completely oblivious to what antisemitism is.

It’s not just calling for Jewish people to die or being a literal neo-nazi. I regularly see Leftist/Liberal/Progressive/Social Justice gentiles that claim to be against antisemitism/nazis act incredibly antisemitic, so here’s a helpful list! 

And if you’re wondering WHY something on this list is antisemitic, Google is free!

Saying you hate X group of Jews (white Jews, Israeli Jews, etc)

Accusing a random Jew (ex: Gal Gadot) of killing children/being a war criminal with absolutely nothing to back up your claims.

Calling Jewish people murderers, child-killers, etc. in general

Calling Israel a white supremacist state.

Celebrating the deaths of Jewish people (yes EVEN if they’re Israeli!)

Holding all Jewish people (EVEN Israeli Jews) accountable for the actions of the Israeli government

Asking Jewish people their stance on Israel out of any context.

Dismissing any group of Jews as “white” (note: this does not include holding white-passing Jews accountable for their conditional white privilege/racism)

Ignoring the fact that Jewish people can be of any ethnicity

Dismissing the fact that Jewish people are an ethno-religious group

Dismissing our connection to Israel

Calling a Jewish person you don’t know a reptile/lizard person/goblin (example: The FineBros)

Comparing acts of racism/genocides to the Holocaust (there are certain situations in which this is appropriate, but that’s up to Jewish people to decide)

Acting like antisemitism isn’t only about discrimination against Jews and includes ALL semites.

Acting like Jewish people are privileged for being Jewish (even if they’re white-passing!)

Using anything involving Israelis/non-government related Israel events to Discourse about Israel.

Bringing up the actions of the Israeli government in response to antisemitism.

Acting as if antisemitism is deserved because of the actions of the Israeli government.

Giving antisemitic gentiles a pass because they do other kinds of activism.

“But Jews voted for Trump!”

Inserting yourself into Jewish-only discussions.

Non-Jews are absolutely encouraged to reblog! But this is not an invitation to argue these points!

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