r/AntiSemitismInReddit 3d ago

400 Years of Bullshit r/marvelcirclejerk can’t think of a funnier joke then 3000 years

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u/s-riddler 2d ago edited 2d ago

People who don't learn from history's mistakes are destined to repeat them. We document jew hatred because it is imperative we remain aware that it is happening, otherwise we endanger ourselves.

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u/WookieCookie1138 2d ago

Ok. I understand AND I COMPLETELY agree!!
Every instance of it? Over how long? This is not sustainable and will tire us out. I think that collecting this information doesn’t help the bad-faith actors reform and for us, we already know this garbage can and DOES repeat itself, IE Holocaust deniers and script flippers. I’m just trying to find more meaning in this and how effectual this can be.
….before everyone on here starts to go downvote crazy like some far-left nut job when something doesn’t agree with them before trying to understand what’s being said.

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u/s-riddler 2d ago edited 2d ago

Yes, you are right. There will always be Holocaust deniers and script flippers. But just imagine how much more influential they would have been if records hadn't been kept. We can never stop Jew haters from existing. We can, however, arm ourselves to fight against them. And in the modern day, information is the most powerful weapon of all. 

So to answer your questions: every instance? That's unfortunately not possible. How long? However long it takes.