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One of the crazier things about antisemitism is how bad most people are at spotting it. Like. Something can feature every antisemitic stereotype/dogwhistle/etc at once & if it doesn't explicitly say I Hate Jews π£ most people will just go "huh? Whuh?" if you point it out
The other day I offhandedly mentioned that the umbrella academy (netflix. Also the comics but I digress) is antisemitic and I got someone in my notes saying "tua got antisemitic later ?? I stopped watching after the first two seasons" . Brother the first two seasons' main villainous entity is a secret Yiddish speaking organization of lizard people who snatch babies to bring the apocalypse which they refer to with the word cabal in season 2. Like tbf there's a degree of subtlety through most of s1 until the finale (baby snatching lizard people reveal) but after that I don't know how you could miss it
Like I'll admit as a teenager who was kind of stupid I didn't think much of the light sprinkling of Yiddish words in the villain's dialogue especially because she does similarly with French, etc, but oh my god. Girl. The baby snatching lizard people
Being a fan of any sort of fantasty/sci-fi type fiction is always an excersize in being aware that what some people see as a wacky fantastic concept, other people view as a version how they think the world actually works. Like with Orcs. "What if there was a group of people who were all stupid, cruel, and dangerous. Imagine the sort of person who sees nothing wrong with killing people just to take their stuff, that lives to do violence against the innocent. Imagine this was biologically innate to this group, such that you could visually recognize a member of this group and know these things were true about them." Like, okay, that's fantastical worldbuilding shortcut to bring you to the point where you can enact some entertaining heroic violence without needing to spend time justifying it, occupying a similar space to "What if space aliens invaded and tried to kill us all" or "What if there was A Dracula". But there is a very real subset of people who will read that and see it as a fantastical reflection of their very real worldview. "Ah yes, in THIS fantastical setting, one of the groups of biologically inferior people who are ontologically evil and should be exterminated are called Orcs!" Antisemitism can be especially weird with this dynamic, partially because it is an extremely versatile prejudice, and partially because a lot of it sounds so absolutely batshit that it can be hard to believe that it's reflecting something people actually believe. It's like "Huh, this work features a group of people that are All Greedy" "Well, that's extremely general. Nobody likes greedy people, that isn't inheriently antisemetic" "Hey, this work features a group of hollow earth lizard people who disguise themselves as humans to secretly control the world, they steal babies for their blood and control all the major corporations and governments" "Well, that is extremely bizzare and specific. That's just a wacky fantastical concept and cannot represent anything anybody actually thinks".
Yeah literally. I personally experienced a lot of that second one earlier in my Learning About Antisemitism; so much of the conspiracy shit is so bizarre and nonsensical you'd never think to connect it with antisemitism unless you're either jewish yourself or already the type of person who thinks Jews Control The World or whatever. Once you realize that type of shit has a tendency to Secretly Mean Jewish People a lot of other things click into place and now You are the bearer of the curse (explaining this to other people)
The thing about the lizard-people-conspiracy specifically, the reason it's able to be a Relevant Prejudice despite being so fucking absurd to anybody outside it, is because it's structured such that plenty of people can buy into different parts of it, and then fundamentally end up at the same place as far as actions they want to take, even if they don't agree on the details of the conspiracy. There's a guy who thinks that jews are literally secretly blood drinking lizard people who run a vast conspiracy to control the world. There's a guy who thinks it's absurd to imagine lizard people, but he DOES think that Jews steal babies for their blood and secretly control the world. There's a guy who scoffs at all the blood stuff, that's ridiculous, but he does think that there is a secret group of powerful jews who control the world. There's a guy who thinks it's absurd to imagine any sort of actual organized shadowy conspiracy that bosses around governments and CEOs, but he does think that Jews hold a disproportionate amount of influence and use it to help each other out to the detriment of anybody else. All these guys hold different beliefs and vehemently disagree with each other, but they're all driven to act on their beliefs in roughly similar ways.
The thing about the lizard-people-conspiracy specifically, the reason it's able to be a Relevant Prejudice despite being so fucking absurd to anybody outside it, is because it's structured such that plenty of people can buy into different parts of it, and then fundamentally end up at the same place as far as actions they want to take, even if they don't agree on the details of the conspiracy.
There's a guy who thinks that jews are literally secretly blood drinking lizard people who run a vast conspiracy to control the world.
There's a guy who thinks it's absurd to imagine lizard people, but he DOES think that Jews steal babies for their blood and secretly control the world.
There's a guy who scoffs at all the blood stuff, that's ridiculous, but he does think that there is a secret group of powerful jews who control the world.
There's a guy who thinks it's absurd to imagine any sort of actual organized shadowy conspiracy that bosses around governments and CEOs, but he does think that Jews hold a disproportionate amount of influence and use it to help each other out to the detriment of anybody else.
All these guys hold different beliefs and vehemently disagree with each other, but they're all driven to act on their beliefs in roughly similar ways.
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Listen. I'm a dyke. But. Why would you draw this of a character who's a literal child abuser?
Regular reminder β Russian terrorists have no place in the fandom!
Donβt promote them with reposts, donβt subscribe, donβt comment or repost β but block the Russians. Boycott the Russians!
yes all of them - because it's not a mystical army of cloned "governments" who are making weapons, sending shaheds into people's homes or go to our land to kill Ukrainians
Look I'm not even pro boycotting all russians in fandom - unless you're Ukrainian, which, yeah you do that. You probably already doing that because you probably read russian and know what they are saying when foreigners aren't looking, but simply boycotting russian fandoms and ceasing any kind of help with monetisation (i.e. ordering commissions from a russian artist, reblogging art which promotes the artist who then gets commission or, if we're talking about non-fandom artists, sells prints or paintings; or paying them through boosty, patreon, koffi etc)
so I'm like, yeah sure follow whoever you want as long as you don't help the russian invasion with aforementioned monetisation.
But people saying "I'm not from one of the involved countries, so I literally risk nothing with economic support of russian federation, but I find the claim that monetary support of russian federation is bad actually... is lacking" like yeah you would wouldnt you. You know what twenty cents of ordinary russian's taxes is enough for? It's enough for a bullet. You know what's bullet enough for? To kill you. Only you, as you are yourself saying, aren't from one of the involved countries, so you are not risking anything (including compounding effect of twenty cents plus twenty cents multiply by the russians in fandom y'all don't see any harm in supporting of, and you get a Shakheed drone. And that's anywhere from one to ten dead.
You can, of course, be in denial; there's no way you killed 10 people by reblogging a russian artist, or even ordering a commission from one. Your country, of course, can buy russian goods, or gas and oil, or who knows, maybe even stolen Ukrainian grain. You personally didn't do anything, right. You are just a small person, you don't matter, your actions are all small scale and there's no way you are helping bad guys by helping... bad guys. Come on, this particular russian might even be good! You can't just christen every citizen/resident of a certain country bad just by their place of living!
I mean, you got me there. Here's the thing though; I am not actually saying that, and neither does any of other Ukrainians. It's you, brave defenders or truth, justice, and humanitarism are saying that we're saying that. We're saying that their personal moral standing as nebulous* as immaterial to the question at hand: monetary support of russian federation kills people. Every russian song streamed, every print purchased, every game played, every donation given.
*buddies I'm writing nebulous because i actually was in fandom with russians for most of my fandom life, before the full scale invasion, before the war started, before the Revolution of Dignity, before their attempt at one. Do russians that are really against russian imperialism exist? Yes. Are you following one? Fucking unlikely. More likely they just saying one thing in russian and another in English (many such cases). I've seen the most liberal anti putin good russians in fandom breaking on the question whether Crimea is Ukraine, or even whether russian federation should be sanctioned. Whether they openly say the same to you depends largely on how much russian imperialism you can tolerate.
the way the dinosaurs were here for like 180 million years and we're just like ughhh rip to the monsters. now onto the main story of planet earth humanity. btw we're 3 seconds old

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