JTA — Despite a rise in anti-Semitic violence in recent years, the proportion of Americans holding “intensely” anti-Semitic views remains small, according to a new poll. The poll, conducted by the Anti-Defamation League and published Wednesday, asked 11 questions of United States adults regarding traditional anti-Semitic stereotypes, using a protocol the organization developed more than 50 years ago. While 61 percent of respondents said they agreed with one or more of the stereotypes, only 11% said they believed in a majority of them. That number is consistent with the ADL’s surveys over the past 25 years.
That 61% of respondents agreeing with a few Jewish stereotypes is actually hilarious. We live surrounded by Indians and Chinese and are on occasion told that we make great movies and are good with money. Indians think, 'Well of course Jews are good with money. They're like Gujarati people back home;' That's a state and language group famous for its entrepreneurial class. So it seems natural to them. Our Chinese neighbors are grateful that our god seemingly requires us to eat Chinese food on Christmas.
As for this slight uptick in Juden Hass attacks, well, the assailants fit a certain, ahhh….demographic profile and if we went any further into it our own HR department would send us to sensitivity training hell, so...
The great Tucker Carlson said the other night, this is a nice country filled with nice people. And he can't be cucked. Can't cuck the tuck. Tuck to cucks: drop dead.
In all history there has never been a better place for Jews, and that includes Israel. God bless the USA.
In all history there has never been a better place for Jews, and that includes Israel. God bless the USA.
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