#trutharchivist

Also me: *is distrustful of fictional Goyim in a fanfic written by a Jew, suspecting them of not really ending up protecting the Jews because historically it never ended up well*, *weeps at reading piyutim about past antisemitic persecutions or fictional pogroms*

It is a bit more of a "knowing intellectually", but that means I know that for the next two weeks or so the moon won't be rising before sunset. In just about a week, you'd need to be out at around midnight to see the moon rising. Also, you might be able to see it in the morning sky.

This is my Jewish post.

I shall reblog it every time my dash gets flooded with Christianity, including posts about Christians' religious experiences, posts about Jesus and fanart of Jesus.

If I reblogged this post, it means I probably want to get my dash more Jewish. That means I would like to get asks, preferrably related to the Tanach, possibly Gemara or Halacha, Jewish history or just Judaism in general. Piyutim and Nusachim are also topics I have a degree of interest on. Alternatively, you can just send my way Jewish posts you think I might be interested in.

This is at least the third time it's happened. The count will go up with every reblog.

In Jumblr, a common complaint is that posts about antisemitism don't gain any traction outside of Jumblr. That much is true - any such post that gains traction outside of the Jumblr and allies circles gets a lot of antisemitism on it, usually in the form of "yes, except for Zionists. It's fine to be antisemitic to Zionists". However, I'm just the one tumblr user who tries to avoid politics but occasionally posts about antisemitism, because that's a thing that affects me and my people.

So naturally, my most popular post - the one with most notes, at least - is one about antisemitism. Sure, it didn't break containment from Jumblr circles yet (as evident by the current lack of people explaining how it still is all the fault of filthy Zionists), but that's more attention than any of my other posts. And while it's an important topic to talk about, I rather don't think a sarcastic rant about the expulsion of Mizrahi Jews from Arab countries is what I would want to be known for.

In capital letters, no less! But you see, the problem with just saying that is that it's overly general. I literally have no idea what you think I'm Wrong about. Or maybe you're trying to say that at my very essence, I am a Wrong thing to exist? That would be a whole lot of judgement, but also interesting - especially if it has reasoning behind it.

Here's the thing. The quickest way to make sure people aren't Wrong anymore is explain to them where they were Wrong. They might hold onto their beliefs and be certain you're the one who's Wrong, but they might also change their minds or admit they made a mistake. But for them to do that, they need to know what they are Wrong about. Without such an elaboration, I can't come to any conclusions from this ask.