Hysterical Jew denial
Posted: January 31st, 2019, 9:28 pm
The situation with Talmudic Jews is simple. They are a hostile foreign nation at war with us. The required response is obvious. We should rally the troops and crush them. Yet most people spout all manner of logical fallacies to avoid this conclusion. Some examples:
Fallacy: The Jews didn’t invent feminism/communism/whatever so they can’t be behind it.
Rejoinder: You don’t need to invent something to be using it as as weapon.
Fallacy:: The Jews succeed because they have high IQs.
Rejoinder: Jews are grossly overrepresented in important positions even allowing for their IQs.
Fallacy: Jews disagree with each other on certain things, therefore they can’t be in a conspiracy against us.
Rejoinder: Any group of people is going to have internal disagreements. That doesn’t mean they aren’t part of a larger conspiracy.
Fallacy: It is not in the Jews’ interests to destroy Western civilisation, therefore they aren’t doing it.
Rejoinder: The empirical evidence is that they are doing it. Just because you don’t understand why something is happening doesn’t mean it isn’t happening and people act outside their apparent interests all the time.
Fallacy: Complaining about the Jews is so whiny and passive.
Rejoinder: With any problem that takes more than one person to fix the first step is to rally the troops. To motivate them it requires persuading them that the current situation is bad - i.e. complaining.
And so on. It is a very strange phenomenon.
Fallacy: The Jews didn’t invent feminism/communism/whatever so they can’t be behind it.
Rejoinder: You don’t need to invent something to be using it as as weapon.
Fallacy:: The Jews succeed because they have high IQs.
Rejoinder: Jews are grossly overrepresented in important positions even allowing for their IQs.
Fallacy: Jews disagree with each other on certain things, therefore they can’t be in a conspiracy against us.
Rejoinder: Any group of people is going to have internal disagreements. That doesn’t mean they aren’t part of a larger conspiracy.
Fallacy: It is not in the Jews’ interests to destroy Western civilisation, therefore they aren’t doing it.
Rejoinder: The empirical evidence is that they are doing it. Just because you don’t understand why something is happening doesn’t mean it isn’t happening and people act outside their apparent interests all the time.
Fallacy: Complaining about the Jews is so whiny and passive.
Rejoinder: With any problem that takes more than one person to fix the first step is to rally the troops. To motivate them it requires persuading them that the current situation is bad - i.e. complaining.
And so on. It is a very strange phenomenon.