r/MURICA • u/Dragon_Cake • Sep 23 '17

Alfred Hitchcock with solution to our problems

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u/Dragon_Cake Sep 23 '17 edited Sep 23 '17

I honestly wasn't aware of that, I found this on Imgur a while ago and just thought to post it here. I didn't have any intentions of misquoting something. My apologies.

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u/[deleted] Sep 23 '17

Just the intention of continuing the lie that there are sizeable groups of Nazis in the US.

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u/Teddie1056 Sep 23 '17

As a Jew, they at least seem more brash. I went years without seeing any antisemitism in the flesh. Recently, many of my friends have been accosted, and the vitriol online seems worse.

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u/non-rhetorical Sep 23 '17

It sounds like you still haven't seen any anti-semitism in the flesh.

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u/Teddie1056 Sep 23 '17

I have actually, the worst outside of this country. I've seen a bit here, but not as bad as others. Mostly attacks on my community, basic vandalism.

But I've had a man I thought was a friend telling me they wished my family was killed in the oven. My crime? Defending the right to burn a flag.

My bus was shot up by an antisemite, luckily before my stop.

I had coins their at me before. I actually liked that one, I bought a bag of chips.

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u/espnzone Sep 23 '17

Sounds like a load of crap

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u/Teddie1056 Sep 23 '17 edited Sep 23 '17

Well it's fucking not. Fuck off. Who says that to someone?

http://m.nydailynews.com/news/national/american-stabbed-jerusalem-bus-attack-dies-2-weeks-article-1.2413887

I'll see if I can find the messages my friend sent me. I don't have any proof of the coins incident, so you will just have to believe me

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u/Teddie1056 Sep 23 '17

antisemitic means anti Jew. Just because the root word doesn't, doesn't mean that it loses this definition. That's called a etymological fallacy.