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Primetime Alex Stein #99 and Tim Pool Tim Pool discuss Israel's impact in American politics: "The response to having Randy Fine on the show? The end result is massive support for Israel" "I would argue that Laura Loomer and Mark Levin actually create more antisemitism than about any Dan...

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⏰🕰️⌚️⏱️⏲️⏳Remember "Throwback Thursday?" Here's one for the archives. About a month ago I went on Tim Pool IRL to discuss news items of the day with Libby Emmons, Jamie Reed Whistleblower, and Phil Labonte 🇺🇸. Not one of those items was related to Israel, Epstein, or "the Jooooos." Yet After Hours with Alex Stein #99 - who I was previously cool with, kept reorienting the conversation towards those topics. I get that he likes roasting people, and I have no problem with that. I'm no victim, I've watched his show, and I know that this is his shtick. But this wasn't Alex's show. He was guest-hosting for Tim Pool...so this type of unhinged bullying and his ad hominem attacks actually caught me off guard - as it did the other guests. This seemed personal to him, like the way it would feel to an emotionally fragile, purple haired, AOC loving leftist comsumed the self-righteous certainty of social justice ideology. Alex used to make the most hilarious videos exposing the hypocrisy & ignorance of people like this, including the pro-Palestine freakshows. Yet in the last year or two, he has surrounded himself with groypers & intellectually deficient influencers like Jake Shields, who have resurrected every tired, medieval, Jew-hating trope in the books, presenting each one as if they are some secret knowledge, newly discovered. And merely replacing the word "Jew" with "Israeli" or "Zionist" makes them fashionable and suitable to today's online cultural norms I.e In the 1800s, it was the "Jewish Lobby", but canards of that sort are what led to the most vicious physical attacks on Jewish communities throughout Europe. So today, it has been re-branded as the more palatable, euphemistic "Israel lobby." Those who are more interested in books and history than memes and podcasts understand that antisemitism has always functioned as a conspiratorial scapegoat for society's problems. It punches up, rotting the brain in the process as it causes its adherents to fall prey to associate reasoning that fits pre-determined conclusions. Unfortunately, its conspiratorial nature is precisely what makes it so appealing to conservatives, especially those who were silenced, censored and black-pilled from COVID. Like Alex, many now see Jewish conspiracies everywhere. Alex, I know it's well after the fact, but if you ever want to have a private, good faith conversation about Epstein, AIPAC, or aid to Israel... you have my number.

Karys Rhea

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