This form of extreme Judeopessimism is not actually an argument, but a way of psychologically escaping the need to argue. If you conclude everyone is going to hate the Jews equally no matter what you do, then you don't have to do the hard work of seeing which critiques are valid and which are not.
The sort of braindead online populism that complains about a cabal of unaccountable “them” that is trying to suppress the good “you” can very easily end up at least antisemitism-shaped, even if it does not begin there.
I am sure some use "the Epstein class" without intending a dog whistle, but when you have a Nazi tattoo and appeared on a neo-Nazi podcast, you get less latitude.
Also, if there really is an "Epstein class," it is just men, but Platner can't exactly make a critique of all male gendered violence.
“For what is Judaism, if not a form of the Human, what is Poetry if not a form of this same Human[?]”