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This is really upsetting to see. Canada is in deep trouble. Scene: A pro-Hamas crowd have chosen the main junction at the heart of the most Jewish neighborhood in Toronto to host a demonstration praising Sinwar, trolling Jews about the Amsterdam Pogrom and shouting slogans that call for Jewish...

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Saul Sadka1 year ago

Here, from local resident @DahliaKurtz is part of the antisemtic protest. It's a sort of nativity scene, but instead of praising Jesus, it glorifies a man who had thousands of Jews killed in terror attacks.

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Saul Sadka1 year ago

One would think that this is quite "inciting," given the location within half a mile of 10 synaoguges, but they weren't arrested for this. Instead, the presence of a local Jew was deemed "inciting," and he was arrested.

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jburd1 year ago

Instead of addressing the root cause of the disturbance—the crowd's antisemitism and intolerance—the focus shifts to the journalist as the "problem." This misplacement of responsibility is a classic symptom of a society that normalizes prejudice and scapegoats minorities instead of holding aggressors accountable.

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Saul Sadka1 year ago

🎯

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Ian Duguid1 year ago

The police now only confront soft targets. God will judge them for abandoning their mandate to protect the people in actual need of protection simply for the sake of political favour. Massive officers to escort a single elderly man? It is sickening to behold their antisemitism.

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Saul Sadka1 year ago

So grim.

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The Celebrity Plumber1 year ago

I hope he sues that cop to oblivion.

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Saul Sadka1 year ago

Me too

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Noah Ruderman1 year ago

Moral inversion. This just incentivizes mobs.

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Saul Sadka1 year ago

They will keep pushing wherever they find a soft place. And it seems Canada is the softest place. It will end in blood.

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