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  It falls into the "Jewish conspiracy for power" that the Jews are some how "in control". That's why it's anti semetic. I am Jewish, just like the POC community, don't define what racism looks like for these groups. Illhan is an anti semite and her "apology " was hollow
context: She’s one of the worst. She constantly gets sound-bites to sound moderate but has never once followed it up with action. She’s a fascist like all of them, but she tries to convince morons that she’s moderate >
  
  Mace was on Bill Maher's show a few weeks ago spouting her moderate nonsense to look cool for the libs who don't do their homework, then she pops up and votes against Omar. Two-faced. >
  
  Bill himself was kissing up to her on that show and someone pointed out how he had previously labeled her "traitor for the corner office" on a previous show (one she wasn't on) because of other hypocrisy she had demonstrated. >
  
  It's almost like Maher's show is a breeding ground for unserious political discussion from attention-seeking hacks >
  
  Uh…NEW RULE. Stop saying that >
  
  "NEW RULE... I should probably stop thinking that liberals breathlessly defend the absurd shit I say do to sound like I'm taking a hard stance against the hard left in the culture wars." >
  
  I always assumed that Omar's comment was about Benjamin Netanyahu which would be more a statement about Israel's government than about Jewish people. Maybe it was a double entender? >
  
  No, the comment is correct, according to Omar herself. She was talking about how if any politician says something bad about the Israeli right, AIPAC will fund their opponent. >
  
  Which isn't anti-Semitic, it's literally pointing out it's all about money.
  People want to argue it's the greedy jew trope, but it's not.