How can a Jew be antisemitic, according to Lemon?

So, am I really going to be sanctioned for "antisemitism" just because I’m quoting an article by that Jew author, Benjamin Fulford...

I'm putting this inquiry directly to the administration, and I'll be waiting for your response...

My bad, I just caught this thread.

I’ve already posted warnings on several different threads over on Alternative stating that I won't be putting up with any more antisemitism because it’s getting out of hand. It’s even reached the point where outright Nazis are starting to show up. Take this specific sentence, for example:

Multiple sources agree that Western military and intelligence agencies have decided on a military occupation of Switzerland to arrest the top brass of the Khazar mafia.

In my book, whenever you start bringing up Ashkenaz or Khazars in a negative light, that counts as antisemitism, and it’s an automatic 300-point penalty, regardless of whether you actually mean it that way or not...
The users here know they can't just say "that Jew" or "that Jewish person," so they try to get around it by mentioning Ashkenaz (who make up a large part of the Jewish population) or the Khazars (an ancient people who converted to Judaism)...

Look, I’m telling you again, that "controversial sentence" you keep harping on about—the one you listed earlier—was actually written by the Jew Benjamin Fulford--
who is the author of that whole article here: https://benjaminfulford.net/2022/11/...n-switzerland/ ... and all my lowly self did was quote him, without adding a single damn comment of my own!
So I honestly don't get it... where exactly is this "antisemitism" of mine that's supposed to cost me 300 of your penalty points?!

There’s no such thing as a "Jew mafia." All you can have is a mafia made up of individuals with specific names and surnames, and while it’s theoretically possible for every single member to share a Jewish faith, that’s where the logic ends. I am absolutely certain that the entire Jewish population across the globe hasn't formed some massive, illegal syndicate...

Mark Cruz15 said:There is no such thing as a "Jew mafia." There might just be a mafia made up of individuals with specific names, and theoretically, it’s possible they all happen to follow the Jewish faith... I am absolutely certain that every single Jew in the world hasn't formed some kind of illegal global syndicate..

Look, Bold, nobody was actually claiming "all that"... not the author of the article I mentioned, and certainly not me, since I was just quoting the piece!

It seems to me you're just dodging my actual points to avoid answering the very specific, direct question I laid out above...

Maybe someone like Nice, or perhaps Anderlon, can provide a more honest or useful answer?
If not, then I guess I'll just go ahead and permanently pull my activity from this forum myself...

שָׁלוֹם

A Jew can spread antisemitic ideas just as easily as anyone else. It’s a reality we have to face—there were even Jews serving in the SS, where some actually helped the Nazis, like https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emil_Maurice
And look, a woman can be a total chauvinist, believing women are inherently inferior to men and should just stick to the kitchen and raising kids. Or a gay man can be homophobic, looking down on others and thinking their "lifestyle" is something to be despised. You see both types of people all over the internet and in real life every single day (I mean, do we really think someone like Željko Markić is some kind of liberated feminist?
). The bottom line is this: just because someone belongs to a certain group doesn't tell you a damn thing about their actual values. Being part of a demographic doesn't grant them any special—especially not moral—legitimacy when they open their mouths to speak.

Steven White7 said:A Jew can spread antisemitic ideas without any issue. There were even Jews in the SS, some actually helped the Nazis, for instance https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emil_Maurice
A woman can be a chauvinist, believing women are inferior to men and should just stick to the kitchen and raising kids. A gay man can be homophobic—despising other gay people and viewing their "lifestyle" as disgusting and so on. You find both types online and in real life (for example, is Željko Markić some kind of emancipated feminist?).
Basically, just because someone belongs to a certain group tells you absolutely nothing about their values, and it certainly doesn't grant them any special (especially not moral) legitimacy when they speak.

Regarding the specific individual being mentioned, an organization dedicated to hunting down former Nazis has actually issued a statement about them.

https://www.wiesenthal.com/about/new...rried-new.html