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I agree you shouldn't critique a group of people cause of some individuals but what I am saying is you cannot say anything which would be consier3e controversial about Jewish people
Religion should never be a reason to be a shitty person with no criticism. No matter what the religion. >

Imagine  is all one bad thing. Brainwashing people to think large masses of people seems to be too easy lately. Ugh. >

To be fair, plenty of people do just that with Christians. Many atheists are quite open about how much they dislike Christians and don’t hold back and how great the world would be if there were no pesky Christians >

People living in country with large population of Christians happen to not like Christians. It's mostly just to do with exposure and the role that Christianity plays in politics, their communities and surroundings, and their everyday lives. >

To a fair extent that’s true, but it also doesn’t make it somehow better to feel comfortable openly criticizing one religion but not others >

I'll criticize any religion you want. Lol >

No no, the practitioners >

Why do we have to look at them as “Jews” and not individuals?
Individuals are not above critique. But it is wrong to target a group of people based on an individuals actions.
If you have a problem with the religion itself, then you can critique Judaism.