Here's what would need to change for me to take such claims seriously:
1. "Antisemitism" would have to stop meaning "criticism of a genocidal apartheid state", which is what you and your ilk have cause that word to mean by constantly accusing Israel's critics of antisemitism.
2. I would need to see some actual, tangible reason to believe Jews are disadvantaged and discriminated against in our society in ways that are comparable to actual marginalized groups.
3. Antisemitism watchdog groups would need to stop pumping up their numbers on reported incidents of antisemitism by classifying pro-Palestine speech as "antisemitic incidents".
4. Zionist Jews would need to stop getting caught faking antisemitic hate crimes — an extensively documented phenomenon which is indisputably happening.
5. The push to "combat antisemitism" would need to stop manifesting as a push to stomp out pro-Palestine speech.
Change these five things, then get back to me about your claim that antisemitism is "a major, major problem in today's society".
Replying to @caitoz
It's one thing to say there are also other things worth worrying about, but to pretend antisemitism is not a major, major problem in today's society, especially on the far-left, makes you a huge piece of shit, Caitlin. Wake the fuck up, my goodness.
