Anti-Semitism, Anti-Fascism, Anti-Racism. Branches with the Same Roots.
A Hyphenated "Anti" isn't a Universal. It Opposes a Particular "PRO" Perspective
The 'Anti-s' Aren't Against ALL Semites, Fascists, or Racists (as Most Westerners Might Imagine). Just "Some" Particular Ones. Those on the other Team/ Group.
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Black Pigeon Farts = who gives a 💩
The still frame I see on your blog shows Giorgio A. Tsoukalos from Ancient Aliens (the dude famous for absurd alien conspiracy theories and having bed head hair). But there is only a brief clip from him in the video. He says, "Is nature dangerous. I think it is". HOW does he represent the content of the video (and justify his use in the thumbnail)?
Nature doesn't give a crap about any human religion.
Candace Owens IS antisemitic according to the ADL.
Via Copilot...
📌 ADL and Tucker Carlson.
Jonathan Greenblatt, ADL CEO, has repeatedly condemned Carlson’s remarks, especially his anti‑Israel and antisemitic commentary. In 2025, Greenblatt described Carlson’s rhetoric as “despicable, repellent” after Carlson interviewed Nick Fuentes, a known white nationalist and antisemite.
Carlson has also been criticized for suggesting pro‑Israel donors fund “white genocide” narratives, and for derogatory comments about Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, which Jewish groups condemned as antisemitic.
The controversy escalated when Carlson’s interview with Fuentes caused a rift among Republicans and Jewish organizations, with some accusing him of mainstreaming antisemitism.
Florida GOP Rep. Randy Fine even branded Carlson “the most dangerous antisemite in America” in November 2025.
⚖️ Comparison to Candace Owens.
The ADL maintains a dedicated profile page on Candace Owens, explicitly listing her antisemitic statements.
For Carlson, the ADL’s critique is spread across press releases, interviews, and media coverage, rather than a single consolidated page.
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