Jewish Attitudes Towards The MCB

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Semite: Any one belonging to a group of both ancient AND modern people who are native speakers of any one of the many Semitic languages.

Semitic languages (main ones): Akkadian, Amharic, Arabic, Aramaic, Ge'ez, Hebrew, Maltese, Phoenician, Tigre and Tigrinya

Semitic languages (in order of most common): Arabic (422 million), Amharic (27 million), Tigrinya (6.7 million) and Hebrew (5 million).

The word semite (or semitic) has been used for thousands of years to refer to the ‘descendents’ of Shem, son of Noah. Therefore, the correct meaning of the word anti-Semitic, is someone who is opposed or against a member of the Semitic people.

The corruption of the term anti-Semitism started in 1879 by Wilhel Marr, a German Journalist, who published a leaflet entitled “The Victory of Germandom over Jewry” (60 years before Hitler, interesting point that the German hatred of Jews did not start with Hitler and the Nazis).

In modern usage, the term has been incorrectly used to mean anti-Jew. The Zionist movement and Israeli apologists and defenders, like to encourage the use of this incorrect term. The reason that this term is encouraged by them, is that it gives them special powers and privelages over any other religious hatred, already, in the UK, anti-Jewish crime is treated differently to any other religious crime. It also gives them leeway in order to use the term whenever it suits them. The term anti-Jewish, has been vehemently discouraged from being used as it is pins down the definition to exactly.

By any common sense and logic, anti-Jew or anti-Jewish, would mean someone who is opposed to the Jewish faith or the Jewish people. However, this cannot be used to label anyone who has nothing against either the Jewish faith or the Jewish people. By using the term anti-Semitic to mean something that it doesn’t, it allows anyone who criticises Israel, to be labelled anti-Semitic. In other words, if you express a political opinion against the state of Israel, just because it happens to be a Jewish state, you can be labelled as anti-Semitic. It would be a lot more difficult task to accuse someone of being anti-Jew, if their only objections are political.

This is why the term anti-Semitic has been encouraged and anti-Jew has been ignored and discouraged. Anti-Jew is a very goos and precise definition for what anti-Semitic purports to mean. It is a much better definition than anti-Semitic. But, it’s downfall is that it is TOO good a definition. It doesn’t allow for double meanings and incorrect usage.

I strongly recommend that all people who agree with me to start using the two terms properly, and to educate anyone else who incorrectly uses them.

Please be aware, Zionist posters will either try to attack this posting or belittle it. I strongly reccommend that you do your own research onto the origins of these words and come up with your own conclusions.

If you would like to read further about this, may I reccommend the following book:

BEYOND CHUTZPAH : ON THE MISUSE OF ANTI-SEMITISM AND THE ABUSE OF HISTORY
by Norman G Finkelstein

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