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Currently reading People Love Dead Jews

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20 Nov, 15:41

That was a fun book to alog.

This channel will probably be silent for a few weeks as I'm working through some books that aren't really relevant to anyone's interests but my personal ones. I'll be back with Broken Icarus which is about the history of early aviation and the rise of Fascism.
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20 Nov, 15:34

"Was there a way to see these “demons”? the sages wondered. Yes, one rabbi announced. One simply had to take the placenta of a firstborn black cat, who was herself the firstborn daughter of another firstborn black cat, grind up and burn that cat placenta, and then rub it into one’s eyes—“and then one will see them.” Another sage followed these instructions and saw the demons, which probably looked like ground-up burnt cat placenta."

Second most normal jewish religious passage
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20 Nov, 15:30

"One extended discussion, for instance, dealt with whether one could recite the Sh’ma while in the presence of a pile of poop. Walk at least four steps away from it, one sage advised. But what if you still smell it? another asked. Well, another chimed in, perhaps it depended whether the poop was wet or dry. But how can you determine how dry the poop is? somebody asked—and then promptly supplied a story of how one revered teacher once sent his devoted pupil to check the specific crustiness of a piece of poop."

Most normal jewish religious passage
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20 Nov, 15:16

"The last few generations of American non-Jews had been chagrined by the enormity of the Holocaust—which had been perpetrated by America’s enemy, and which was grotesque enough to make antisemitism socially unacceptable, even shameful. Now that people who remembered the shock of those events were dying off, the public shame associated with expressing antisemitism was dying too. In other words, hating Jews was normal. And historically speaking, the decades in which my parents and I had grown up simply hadn’t been normal. Now, normal was coming back."
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20 Nov, 14:59

The little jewish boy is right
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20 Nov, 14:54

Jewish boy doesn't understand why usury would ever be illegal lmao
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20 Nov, 14:52

"from Simon of Trent to Pepe the Frog."
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19 Nov, 22:57

Lol she's so mad about the Merchant of Venice
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19 Nov, 22:54

Oh gawd the Merchant of Venice physically nauseates me!
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19 Nov, 22:49

It would be really funny if Dara Horn started reading the Yiddish testimonials and started doubting the insane bullshit stories that are in the original survivor accounts
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19 Nov, 22:46

Muh pile of shoes
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19 Nov, 22:44

"Doxxing Jewish journalists is definitely not the Holocaust. Harassing Jewish college students is also not the Holocaust. Trolling Jews on social media is not the Holocaust either, even when it involves photoshopping them into gas chambers. (Give the trolls credit: They have definitely heard of Auschwitz.) Even hounding ancient Jewish communities out of entire countries and seizing all their assets—which happened in a dozen Muslim nations whose Jewish communities pre-dated the Islamic conquest, countries that are now all almost entirely Judenrein—is emphatically not the Holocaust. It is quite amazing how many things are not the Holocaust."
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19 Nov, 22:40

Yes Dara, i too wonder why I must commit extremely granular details about what happened in Eastern Europe between 1941 and 1945 to memory
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19 Nov, 22:38

lol
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19 Nov, 22:34

Dara Horn realizing there's something indeed perverse about for-profit companies putting on Holocaust spectacles.
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19 Nov, 22:33

Shockingly, subjecting people to Holocaust museums doesn't really prevent antisemitism

I'm as confounded as you are
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19 Nov, 16:04

“Gratitude is what makes you hate someone"

Jews are telling on themselves again
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19 Nov, 15:45

"As long as we are questioning the choices that were made, shouldn’t we be considering the possibility of the Holocaust not happening at all?"

Do go on, please
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