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Jennifer Lawrence is just another antisemite Hollywood celebrity who thinks her status gives her the right to speak on things she clearly knows nothing about. It’s easy to pretend you care about the world when you’re speaking from ignorance instead of facts. Here’s something she probably never bothered to... show more

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