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  But not because he's Jewish.
context: Not Jewish, but some of the closest people in my life are, and I’ve seen it becoming more common in my life and how harmful it can be to general well-being in my community. >
  
  Hate speech and racism is out in the open nowadays.
  Twitter, for example, has become the poster child of racism. Look up posts on trending, especially those made by news orgs and journalists, LGBT+ posts, Jewish, or minority related threads and it's just everywhere. The amount of posts I've seen today alone encouraging minorities to fed to woodchippers is staggering.
  This is what people mean when they scream about the "right to free speech" online. Without moderation this is where you end up. Hell, just about any time you see somebody commenting about about their first amendment rights what follows is generally the worst take on any given subject. >
  
  It is quite insane to think death threats have become more of a natural occurrence on the internet. It just offers so much freedom of what can be said, good or bad.
  The issue is how to fight it. I see some people pledge for ID to register on social media sites, but is that really what we want? To offer up our passport to Facebook or Twitter? >
  
  I'm just glad the article didn't use the word 'slams' >
  
  Thank you: Kanye, Trump, and main stream network news. >
  
  Don't forget Kyrie Irving. >
  
  I use to think lip service like this was pointless, but after 4 years of the complete opposite I realized it’s not the least someone could do. >
  
  The worst that good people can do is always to do nothing. Every little action or word of support is helpful, noticed, and appreciated. >
  
  Lot of hate aimed at Ben Shapiro for sure >
  
  But not because he's Jewish. >
  
  Biden needs to say the same about Palestinians/Arabs. >
  
  This specifically has to do with antisemitism, not Israel... >
  
  It has to do with discrimination and the spreading of hate. >
  
  Can you show me the stats of rising hate against Palestinians in the US? Cause there's a massive spike against Jews going on right now. >
  
  Which country supports Israel financially?  America is supporting an apartheid nation, therefore the American president should address the problem. >
  
  Learn what apartheid is. >
  
  As someone who works for a Jewish organization that fights antisemitism and generally supports Israel - here is my personal take. 
  Yes - israel is an apartheid state - in that many Palestinians have fewer rights than Israelis based on their ethnicity. 
  But....
  The Palestinian Authority promotes apartheid beliefs by making women second class citizens (same as Israelis making Palestinians Such) and willfully support the cleansing of homosexuals. This can be said of the majority of Muslim states - Iran, Afghanistan, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Yemen, Pakistan, etc. 
  Then you get to other apartheid states. 
  Like the US. Blacks have been second class citizens from the moment they gained their freedom. It was codified until the 1960s, and has been de facto with banking and housing discrimination, mass incarceration, and as recently as this past election, direct disenfranchisement. 
  Or China. See Uighars. 
  See: the UK and it's oppression of (insert just about anything you can think of here). Side note: did you know that during wwii, the UK created a famine in India which killed well over 1m people (ie more that the total number of US soldiers killed) to help ensure that they had proper reserves for their troops? 
  How about Canada - that country of brotherly love or what not. Yeah. Their First Nations tribes have been horrendously treated for about as long as whites have been there. 
  So yeah - call it what you will - but do so equally. You can't call out israel for being an apartheid state without all of the others. >
  
  Not Jewish, but some of the closest people in my life are, and I’ve seen it becoming more common in my life and how harmful it can be to general well-being in my community. >
  
  Hate speech and racism is out in the open nowadays.
  Twitter, for example, has become the poster child of racism. Look up posts on trending, especially those made by news orgs and journalists, LGBT+ posts, Jewish, or minority related threads and it's just everywhere. The amount of posts I've seen today alone encouraging minorities to fed to woodchippers is staggering.
  This is what people mean when they scream about the "right to free speech" online. Without moderation this is where you end up. Hell, just about any time you see somebody commenting about about their first amendment rights what follows is generally the worst take on any given subject. >
  
  It is quite insane to think death threats have become more of a natural occurrence on the internet. It just offers so much freedom of what can be said, good or bad.
  The issue is how to fight it. I see some people pledge for ID to register on social media sites, but is that really what we want? To offer up our passport to Facebook or Twitter? >
  
  I'm just glad the article didn't use the word 'slams' >
  
  Thank you: Kanye, Trump, and main stream network news. >
  
  Don't forget Kyrie Irving. >
  
  I use to think lip service like this was pointless, but after 4 years of the complete opposite I realized it’s not the least someone could do. >
  
  The worst that good people can do is always to do nothing. Every little action or word of support is helpful, noticed, and appreciated. >
  
  Lot of hate aimed at Ben Shapiro for sure