Thread by @shevereshtus

Antisemitic clowns can’t keep themselves from showing the world what vile and dishonest people they are.

A short exemplary thread

https://twitter.com/dom_lucre/status/1712910766515343602

First let’s take a step back and see the full context:

Having been accused of being an ignorant antisemite, he decided to “educate” himself by buying the equivalent of “The Complete Dummy’s Guide to Judaism.”

That is, of course, if he even bought it (I’m quite sure he didn’t)

And then, sitting down like the intellectual that he is (I imagine it involves a mahagony desk, a very expensive reading chair, a sweater and a pipe, all by the fire place), he came up with his very first question:

Uh oh! The Jews are in trouble!

Then we get to our second snag in the road: this Talmud is quoting a very disturbing passage as well:

What will the Jews possibly do to get out of this situation?!

Well here’s where things start to get spicy:

This book, published in 1876, is available for free on the Internet Archives. Furthermore, in a searchable version:



Ctrl+f
goyim = not found
Avoda Zara = not found
37a = not found
Ravina = not foundarchive.org/stream/talmud0…

I can’t believe someone would lie on the internet in order to propagate antisemitism!

It is very pathetic however:

He felt the need to pretend that he bought an actual book to give himself more credibility, invented what was in the book, and just relied on debunked tropes.

“But, hey”, I hear you say, “you didn’t actually deny what the text is saying in the passage that he quoted.”

You’re right! I am not denying that what he quoted is true, however, it’s wildly out of context. Let’s look at what the context actually is:

The Talmud in Avodah Zarah 36b is actually discussing the absolute prohibition for Jews to have any type of intercourse with any non-Jew whatsoever (as well as any Jew outside of the bonds of marriage).

That’s why in Avodah Zarah 37a it says what it says: