happy pride month to all the kike dykes out there

every june I get extra defensive about being jewish simply because the queer community and antisemitism are now so inherently intertwined. it's a time of year where we're all supposed to gather and hug and dance in collective joy and unite in our care for each other but that's now impossible when the vast majority of the community explicitly hate jews. I'm not going to write the 10000th post detailing how and why. we've been doing that for years and the community still don't care. all we get is anger and denial and being pointed to tokenistic antizionist jews and being told be more like them. accept it and be quiet. we will not tolerate your existence otherwise

and honestly I don't wanna hear any well-intentioned apologies or stories of allyship. if you're not demanding from a queer org why someone is allowed to sell 'globalize the intifada' art at their pride event then nothing is going to change

How did a radical leftist and unapologetic fascist get over their differences and become friends? The story of their shared antisemitism will warm your heart…

Happy pride month, I'm gonna be spending the whole month avoiding everything pride related because queer spaces are now unsafe for Jews

goodbye straight people

Keep children and dogs away from Israelis

I mean aside from how unabashedly racist/xenophobic this is, and the fact animal cruelty and CSA were both Judeophobic tropes popularized by the Nazis, that's all pretty surface level. No, what I find the most egregious about this is the fact I've seen it before, word-for-word - just posted by Kahanists, about Palestinians instead of Israelis. I.e., Kahanists and antizionists are both the same type of fascist, differing only in which particular kind of racism they support. They deserve each other.

You could have just read my pinned post and saved yourself the embarrassment/confusion here (or at the very least saved you the trouble of asking these silly rhetorical questions). I know you're not engaging in good faith, but I am, and for what it's worth: you do not know what Zionism is, and none of the evils you described are things that I support. If you're willing to actually discuss these things in good faith and learn why I hold the positions that I do, we can do that - I suspect we have at least some common ground, since you claim (I think) to be left-wing - but I'll leave that up to you. I am not dumb, and I know the meaning of the words I use quite well.