They have so much guilt over the holocaust that they're enabling the next holocaust.
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The fuck is Germanys problem
No problem. Smart. Step 1: brutalize nearly all Jews, rob all their property, kill them by slave labour (then lose war, all in shambles, but the economic elite and nazi profiteers remain filthy rich Step 2: support "the right to exist" of a Jewish state far away so you'll never have to deal with any claims and only with very little Jews in your own country Step 3: celebrate yourself as a moral champion
The German playbook in brief. Herzliche Grüße
They once killed a lot of Jews. They don't want to be seen as any level of antisemitic.
The lesson they learned from the Holocaust was to get someone else to do the dirty work.
They seem quite comfortable supporting genocide, and too weak to at least speak out morally regarding the matter. Say what you will about the US, Britain, and their support of this genocide; within the nations there is a palpable and significant resistance to what the governments are doing to support the genocide.
Where is the German peoples resistance to being party to yet another genocide?
And you wonder why AfD is getting so popular
AfD is very much not supportive towards Palestine.
It's the "Trump" effect. Many grew tired of the establishment and for some reason saw Trump as an outsider.
My dad voted Bernie in 2016, then switched to Trump. Since then he's slid into the absolute worst forms of conservatism. But it all started because he thought Bernie would fix the system, saw the system as ineffectual, and then picked the person he thought would disrupt the system.
AfD is definitely pulling on similar sentiments, and will end just as disastrously as Trump maybe even worse
It's not about supporting Palestine (on not), the voters and party are more about what's happening to Germany
Thats the entire point, if the left wing party is doing nothing but appealing to the far right than most people would rather just vote for the far right party
You're very broadly generalizing all antizionists into one big antisemitic basket. Which makes no sense especially given the existence of antizionist jewish groups.
Of course antizionism can devolve into antisemitism, and we shouldn't ignore that. But equating the two is really fucking dangerous since it essentially preempts any criticism of Israel as antisemitism. And when Israel is committing genocide, that's not an acceptable position to take.
I feel for jewish people worldwide who had to suffer because Israel is committing genocide and some numnuts blames them for it. I do. But this pales in comparison with the suffering inflicted upon Palestinians. And let's not forget that there have been synagogues who have openly espoused genocidal rhetoric, which makes them a valid target for protest (a protest at a church espousing Nazi rhetoric isn't racist towards christians, nor is one at a mosque promoting Al-Qaeda islamophobic).
On a sidenote, conflating antizionism with antisemitism means claiming being against the Israeli government is being against jewish people in general, which is a deeply antisemitic statement to make. I assume it wasn't your intention but you should be very careful of your language.
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