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u/Tulip_Todesky Aug 01 '25
We just heard about a Nurse in Netherlands that says she is proud to inject Jews with twice the dosage so they die. Apparently, there is no outrage about this except from the Jewish community.
The world is filled with disgusting humans and many of them are on Reddit, sniffing each-other’s farts.
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u/superfire444 Aug 01 '25 edited Aug 02 '25
I'm from The Netherlands and it hasn't hit the big news media here. I've learned about it from the Israel subreddit. Wonder when the dutch media will report it. Very disturbing.
Edit: apparently this was reported on 30-7 by one of the biggest newspapers in the country. Couldn't find other sources yet.
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u/Tulip_Todesky Aug 01 '25
Extremely disturbing that there is a trend to not report on these things. Makes me feel like I’m a conspiracy nut, but this actually feels deliberate.
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u/soap_and_waterpolo Aug 02 '25
Honestly I'd be fine with this not being reported, if they didn't also report on other isolated incidents.
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u/yumyum_cat Aug 01 '25
Wait, what? Surely she’s been arrested?
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u/Tulip_Todesky Aug 01 '25
She claimed that her identity had been stolen. She deleted all her social media accounts and was arrested for questioning. She also plans to file against identity theft. Even though it is clear that it was her.
The crazy thing is how only Jewish news channels are reporting on this.
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u/yumyum_cat Aug 01 '25
So she wasn’t arrested? She brags about killing people and she’s not arrested? This ought to be easy to clear up. Did Jess die on her watch or no? One autopsy of this is over.
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u/Tulip_Todesky Aug 01 '25
She needs to be arrested just for saying that she's killing Jews and have her license revoked. This isn't a joking matter. She wrote things like “You know what I'm doing with Zionists—giving an extra injection as a nurse specialist. Letting it to go heaven!" and
“Haha, try your best! I don’t have a boss—I’m the boss! All Zionists can die, inside healthcare and beyond, and I’m happy to help with that!”Authorities acted but it's not said in what way except for her being investigated.
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u/Ahad_Haam Secular Israeli Jew Aug 01 '25
It's not the first time, it happened in other countries too. Australia and the UK if I remember correctly?
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u/Pretty_Peach8933 Israeli Jew. I'm funnier in Hebrew Aug 03 '25
Well, she said Zionists, not Jews, so it's totally fine. \s
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u/lunarinterlude Aug 01 '25
People want to virtue signal about "Nazis" only because their view of Nazis is some vague fascist concept that has absolutely nothing to do with antisemitism. There's a reason they're so quick to call Israelis Nazis and claim that Gaza is the new Holocaust.
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u/External_Ad_2325 Aug 01 '25 edited Aug 01 '25
In the UK, a Holocaust survivor recently remarked that the political atmosphere "feels a lot like the 1930s", which doesn't surprise but does shock me.
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u/Tofutits_Macgee Just Jewish Aug 01 '25
That typo should be name applied to the 'cause' and people wanting to eradicate Israel
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u/FlipDaly Aug 01 '25
I spoke recently to a man who was a key figure in the us civil rights movement in the 50s. He said he felt now was worse.
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u/balanchinedream Aug 01 '25
Dark lol.
Just wrapping up my shift casually sowing doubt in peoples’ antisemitic views and requesting sources for their uninformed claims. I see you all out there in the comments! Ain’t much but it’s honest work
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u/Blue_Giraffe-Dragon Aug 01 '25
This tweet is so disturbingly accurate it's scary
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u/FlipDaly Aug 01 '25
I dunno, frankly, every online news source and author that I am connected to has been screaming FASCISM for months on end and none of them give a shit about jeans. I think this is probably another ‘look what those stupid leftists are mad about’ fiction.
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u/thegilgulofbarkokhba 24d ago
It's not a fiction. Showing how leftists often repeat right wing talking points about Jews or show apathy, pretending to "regulate antisemitism better" in their circles is an absolute issue
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u/Acrobatic-Parsnip-32 Just Jewish Aug 01 '25
Replace “did nothing” with “justified it” or even “celebrated” and it will be more accurate 💀
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Aug 01 '25
The blue jean ad is a play on words
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u/The_Wolf_Shapiro Just Jewish Aug 01 '25
No it’s not!!! It’s the Fourth Reich!!!! /s
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It’s a commercial Unless the the company is Nazi affiliated ffs
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u/The_Wolf_Shapiro Just Jewish Aug 01 '25
It is, centered around a dumb, harmless dad joke that Leftist pants-shitters have decided is a white supremacist dog whistle.
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u/mr_delete Aug 01 '25 edited Aug 01 '25
What this about a blue Jean ad? Sorry out of the loop I guess.
On EDIT: Thanks responders. I am assuming the ad described in this article is the one relevant to the post: https://www.nytimes.com/2025/08/01/style/sydney-sweeney-jeans-american-eagle-ad.html
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u/MKornberg Aug 01 '25
Sydney Sweeney did an ad for American Eagle jeans in which they make jokes about her having “good genes/jeans” because she is hot therefore “good genes” and the ad is saying she had good jeans. People are freaking out about it because she is blonde hair and blue eyes saying it promotes eugenics. They obviously didn’t mean it like that. They could have chosen any hot woman and made the same joke.
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u/FlipDaly Aug 01 '25
Have you actually seen anyone freak out? I’ve only seen a) people saying other people were stupid for freaking out or b) people explaining why other people were freaking out.
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u/MKornberg Aug 01 '25
I’ve seen people say it’s “Nazi propaganda”
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u/FlipDaly Aug 02 '25
Who? Random internet people? Any mainstream or semi-mainstream liberal news outlets, podcasts, bloggers, Bluesky accounts, opinion columnists?
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u/MKornberg Aug 02 '25
More just random internet people. It’s stupid but I still have seen it.
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u/sonicking12 Aug 02 '25
And as usual, a random internet people is way more influential than a prominent politician like Ted Cruz commenting on it
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u/gatorspader Aug 01 '25
Yeah all I’ve seen is right wing media make a few random internet posters go viral and using that to pretend that democrats/the left are up in arms. Meanwhile I haven’t seen anyone notable on the left care about it at all.
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u/ComprehensiveRatio91 Aug 08 '25
If anyone believes that Sydney Sweeney’s blonde hair is at all related to her genes, send them my way because I have a bridge in Brooklyn to sell them.
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u/Enfr3 Aug 01 '25
Technically, yeah, but why are you phrasing like you're complaining about "the woke"?
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u/TND_is_BAE ✡️ Former Reform-er ✡️ Aug 02 '25
I hadn't even heard about the Sidney Sweeney "controversy" until I saw something on the front page earlier today. People were arguing that it doesn't matter how deeply-coded a Nazi dogwhistle is, it's still Nazism.
This, from people who likely excuse "globalize the intifada," "river to the sea," all the "anti-Zionist" hate speech that's really just mad-libbed antisemitism, etc.
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u/Woodwalker22 Aug 03 '25
Approximately 20% of Nazis had advanced degrees. Even some Jewish people didn't think Germans were capable of what they eventually did as Germans were looked upon as living in the land of opera and art. Remember education without morality has no value.
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u/efficient_duck egalitarian Aug 04 '25
My former (German) technical university introduced extensive ethics codes for experiments after the denazification and added more humanities to its curriculum to prevent anything remotely like that and to foster diversity and acceptance. To add the morality part and make sure it remains.
After Oct 7th, the president of the university liked some controversial, and some factually antisemitic tweets (e.g. pictures of a protest where Netanyahu was depicted with a swastika, but later defended herself as not having seen that symbol). She then was defended by the u university's coordinator on combating anti semitism, who also uses the less widely accepted definition of antisemitism, and had convenienly been appointed just a few weeks before, by herself.
Not to mention the violent occupations and partial destruction of University halls at other universities, or physical violence towards individuals (see Lahav Shapir). In the meantime, diversity groups are advertising their help towards all affected by discrimination - of course with a "postcolonial" in their invitation.
It seems like the morality is now overshooting, but not necessarily being extended to Jews. So many years, and nothing truly learned.
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u/Chance_Adhesiveness3 Aug 03 '25
Here’s the thing though… the loudest voices yelling about antisemitism also aren’t yelling about the vandalized synagogues or the governor’s house or the murdered event goers— they’re yelling about anything that might suggest that there’s something wrong with what Israel is doing in Gaza. It’s all very grotesque.
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u/jacobningen Aug 03 '25
I mean i tend to yell about the Marijuana defense and Lev Marhabi still being in jail 10 years later.
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u/CrazyGreenCrayon Kugel Maker Aug 03 '25
Really? Because we've been yelling ourselves hoarse...
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u/Chance_Adhesiveness3 Aug 03 '25
A few people have. By and large, the self proclaimed antisemitism watchdogs have spent orders of magnitude more time yelling about Zohran Mamdani saying (and then walking back) that, while he doesn’t use the phrase “globalize the intifada,” he doesn’t think it’s inherently antisemitic than they have yelling about the governor’s house being set on fire or the two random Jewish event attendees being murdered put together. It might be that fighting antisemitism may not be their top priority.
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u/Suburbking Just Jewish Aug 02 '25
Sometimes, a jeans ad, is just a jeans ad. Especially, because its a copy of another jeans ad from the 80s.
Stop listening to social media, use your brain. The right wing threat that you are so worried about is way overblown. What you really need to be worried about is who is actually calling for yoyr death, the death of the state of Israel. Open your eyes folks.
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Aug 01 '25
Had me until the blue jeans thing. It’s not offensive, and I don’t want to give fake leftists a reason to go “NAZISM” when they don’t support Jews any time they actually point things out that are really antisemitic.
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u/Acrobatic-Parsnip-32 Just Jewish Aug 01 '25
That’s the point. The people who “did nothing” every single time Jews were attacked suddenly felt the need to scream Nazism and eugenics over a stupid jeans pun
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u/The_Wolf_Shapiro Just Jewish Aug 01 '25
Isn’t it interesting how the people who shat themselves over any perceived “erasure of the [X] experience” have zero issues de-judaifying the Holocaust?
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u/CrazyGreenCrayon Kugel Maker Aug 03 '25
No. It isn't interesting or surprising. I know a lot of people find it hard to believe, but those circles were always quick to erase Jewish experiences, either because "Religion is bad" and Judaism is a religion or because "Jews are White" and white people are privileged and should be shamed and humbled in every possible way.
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u/The_Wolf_Shapiro Just Jewish Aug 03 '25
Oh, I know. I was being ironic because they’re such fucking hypocrites.
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u/hihihi373 Aug 01 '25
Yeah this was my first read too. Then on second read I was like aha! Yes, that’s the point!
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u/mtct67 Aug 03 '25
That’s a brilliant reworking. I showed it to my husband, who didn’t understand why it spoke to me, until he
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u/MidwestMama08 23d ago
I never thought I would live in a world where a vocal minority controlled the Democratic Party and spouted anti-Semitic views while not being cast out by their peers. As much as I hate to say, our current President has spent more time holding the institutions our families built accountable for their anti-Semitism than any Democrat currently is. It is disgusting that these people are awarding celebrated terrorism.
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u/icenoid Aug 01 '25
The worst part about that ad is that while I don't really like it, they seem to be hyperventilating over a crap ad featuring a crap actress.
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u/iscreamforicecream90 Aug 03 '25
Is there anything we can do? It's feeling so hopeless. We are so few in number comparatively and there's so much hatred and lies.
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u/Moizoos978 Aug 03 '25
I am feeling this myself more and more as the days pass. I live in the north east U.S which holds a massive Jewish population so I never really was affected by anti semitism growing up. I was certainly aware of it and heard the occasional Jew conspiracy theory but nothing that really altered my life. Whats incredibly frightening in my opinion is social media. These algorithms are constantly regurgitating anti-jewish propaganda wether it be the war in Israel, anti Zionism; under the guise of anti semitism of course, and now straight facist content such as how Hitler was misunderstood. It seems so random, how did it get to this? All these podcasters, musicians, political commentators, and others that I used to look up to and agree with are talking about how evil Jews are. And so suddenly! The comment section is even worse, 1930’s caricatures of the hook-nosed greedy Jew. Making fun of the October massacre how we deserve it and more should have died. This used to be prevalent on obscure websites such as bitchute but it’s absolutely drowing all social media currently.
I apologize for the lengthy tirade but I grew up believing that what is current happening would be impossible. I now believe that we should focus more on our communites and stop turning our backs on each other. To educate ourselves on our history. To have more Jewish babies. And whether or not you agree with me, purchasing firearms and learning how to use them.
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u/iscreamforicecream90 Aug 05 '25
Agree with every word, and same exact experience that I've had growing up
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u/CrazyGreenCrayon Kugel Maker Aug 03 '25
We can pray. We can prepare. The only way to fight antisemitism is to be more Jew-ish.
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u/teddyburke Aug 02 '25
This is kind of missing the point of the original poem. There’s a whole lot of shit that needs to take place before a permission structure is established for open antisemitism.
In the original it’s the communists, the socialists, and the trade unionists, before the Jews.
You fight fascism with leftist politics. It doesn’t matter if the Jews are ultimately being the ones targeted. The point is that nobody is safe once we go down certain paths.
It didn’t begin with “they came for the Jews” 90 years ago, and that’s not how it began today.
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u/DrMikeH49 Aug 02 '25
When Leftist politics also has a permission structure for antisemitism, that’s not keeping Jews safe.
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u/Mor-Bihan Aug 04 '25
Except you forgot how communists also did their part through a different path.
Not to shit on leftists or communists.
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u/mt_sighnai Aleph Bet Aug 02 '25
Most YouTube channels and especially the comments are turning into the Cabaret film (1972).
And a bunch of them genuinely think they “have no place to speak.” While that is just not true, right now, almost anywhere.
A lot of layman’s Jewish verbiage and rhetoric has been co-opted and twisted to fit their goals. When they took the “first they came for my…” story, was a turning point for things in US.
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u/radiopartyroadie Aug 03 '25
Yep, it was an unfortunate play on words. I can't understand why people are so offended by this.
Also, the family that owns AE is Jewish.
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u/PersonalPercentage17 Aug 04 '25
Your wrong they did not come for us Jews you crackhead.
We kept them in erosion after taking over their land and then say it’s ours
We don’t need fake occupied Homeland to be good Jews. Let them Have their land and we can deliberate our own lives in our own communities!
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u/zzleetni Aug 01 '25 edited Aug 01 '25
One of the greatest historical distortions is how people turned the Nazis into cartoon villains, grotesques detached from humanity, so they would not have to recognize themselves.
People like to imagine Nazi Germany as a kind of gray, joyless dystopia, where the only music was Wagner or the Horst-Wessel-Lied, the only films were state propaganda like Triumph of the Will, and every book not authored by Alfred Rosenberg was being tossed into a bonfire by a stern man in an SA uniform.
But the reality, especially in the early years, was disturbingly normal and far more dangerous because of it.
Nazi Germany still had pop songs and jazz clubs. The most popular movies were romances and light comedies. Fashion trends cycled like anywhere else. There were mountain-climbing films, celebrity gossip columns, and cheerful magazine covers. People smiled. They danced. They went to cafés, took vacations, and made small talk with strangers on trains.
Foreign visitors often remarked on how modern, efficient, and polite everything seemed. And many Germans felt the same. It did not feel like they were living inside a nightmare. It felt like they were living in a nation finally reclaiming stability and pride.
Antisemitism was always present: loud, grotesque, and increasingly normalized. But Jews made up less than one percent of the German population, so most Germans could rationalize it away. They might have said the regime was going too far, but “there must be some reason behind it.” Many gave it a pass. Others simply tuned it out. The antisemitism festered, spread, and settled into the atmosphere.
And yet, even then, even in 1937 or early 1938, if you had asked most Germans, including many members of the Nazi Party, whether they supported the mass murder of every Jew in Europe, they would have been horrified. The idea of gas chambers and extermination camps would have sounded like lunacy. Even after Kristallnacht, the exiled and antisemitic Kaiser Wilhelm II was reportedly shocked by the sheer public brutality of it.
They were not monsters. They were polite, educated, otherwise decent people who smiled, danced, vacationed, and quietly agreed that we must have done something to deserve it. And then they sent us to die.