Basically, pro-Israel nutcases like to accuse anyone who criticises the Israeli government as being anti-Semitic.
I don't know much about this guy but on the basis of these comments alone, no it doesn't look like anti-Semitism.
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Apartheid is... self-defense?
Well I imagine that's the line racists used to defend it back during Apartheid South Africa kek.
From memory, after ww1 French Jews came into Germany to control the population and enforce Germanys forced reparation payments. They beat women and children in the streets and were taking coal and food in the winter. The Jewish population and a large majority of the American population boycotted German made products leading to the Germans boycotting and forcefully shutting down the local Jewish economy. If you see what the world was doing to the Germans after WW1 it's very easy to see how Hitler and the Nazi party came to power. I don't condone the treatment of Jews by any means, but you can see how people back then could.
[Banhammer, Kungen's Bane]
1.60 sp mace
150 str
268 sta
77 defense
80 dodge
93 parry
"As you look upon the mace, you hear the whining of a thousand fanboys. Something deep with in your soul makes it impossible to think anything but 'lol.'"
1. Obviously yes. He rubs elbows with FarahCON (misspelled intentionally because fuck that guy)
2. Sure why not. Not really my problem/business but what's good for the goose is good for the gander
3. Seeing as how the UN is just a limp-dick boys club with no real power or authority, passing a declaration that says "fuck the UN" is ok with me.
Criticizing Israel for anything, no matter how egregious, makes you antisemitic nowadays.
Palestine was not a sovereign country and the British mandate wasn't foreign aggression. It was legally acquired British territory that they gained from the Ottomans in a war that the latter helped provoke. Plenty of the Jews in Mandatory Palestine had, by 1948, been there for almost a hundred years when the Aliyah began so they had a legitimate claim to their own land. The Palestinians rejected a UN resolution to the land they controlled and this was exploited by neighboring Arab countries. That might count as foreign aggression into a sovereign country.