RedFury has decided to accuse anyone who believes anti-Semitism exists at all, ever, of being an agent of the Israeli government.
His response to a request to discuss anti-Semitism in the U.S. and Europe is to crow that he is correct in his assertion that anti-Semitism is, 100% of the time, an accusation used against those who do not “toe the line” of Israeli infallibility.
The fact that neither the thread, nor any posters in it, nor the film that is the subject of the OP, were previously defending or discussing Israel does not deter him (nor, for what it’s worth, do any moderators seem interested in deterring his bigoted comments).
This is the typical position of both the far left and the far right: turn every discussion of Jews into a discussion of Israel; refuse to let the two subjects diverge; hold all Jews responsible for Israel’s actions; defend every anti-Semite, no matter what they say or do, as a legitimate protestor of Israeli policy; then, insist that it is only the other side that conflates criticism of Israel with anti-Semitism and play the censorship card.
In the context of a thread which was not discussing Israel, but discussing anti-Semitism in Europe and the U.S. to that point, the invocation of legions of Israel defenders and the confusion of anti-Semitism with opinions on Israeli policy is, clearly, motivated by one and only one thing.
Later on:
Again, the topic is simply the existence of anti-Semitism in Europe or the U.S., using examples such as rocks being thrown at a school bus in New York. To bring up “the line dictated by the Israeli Government and their devoted American brethren” [sic] is motivated by one and only one thing.
Dude, as I said in the originating thread you need to watch the goddamn movie prior to engaging in any sort of debate about it. However, after attempting to parse your OP, I realize it was the wrong advice to give – you need a software upgrade first.
<Floyd>Don’t condescend me, man. I’ll fuckin’ blank ya, man!</Floyd>