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I really don't see how staying on X is an ethically defensible choice after this. It is a far-right network that stokes anti-migrant violence, which depends on having some non-far-right users to maintain its reputation as an influential platform. www.yahoo.com/news/us/arti...
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.
From a Q&A with Dara Horn, author of "People Love Dead Jews." Antisemitism is real, but if you dismiss every international organization that comes to a conclusion you dislike as antisemitic, you end up trapped in an epistemic bubble that you cannot get out of. This is not a good way to live!