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Amy Schumer opened Instagram comments today after her nearly 50 pro-Israel feed posts since Oct. 7. These are the most-liked comments so far.


Amy Schumer's most recent Instagram feed post: "Comments on: Couple things. What I want is EVERY HOSTAGE BACK I want safety and freedom from Hamas for Palestinians and Israelis. I want safety for Jewish people and Muslims as well. Everyone. Just like you. I want peace. You will never see me wishing harm on anyone. Saying I'm Islamophobic or that I like genocide is crazy. So here you go by popular demand. Comments on. Please keep the below in mind. When you say I'm rich please add in 'SELF MADE' I come come [sic] being dirt poor [...] Senator Chuck Schumer is my dads 2nd cousin once rem...
The most-liked comment on Schumer's post with 4,981 likes: "it's so nuts that people, israeli and palestinian alike, are being mercilessly slaughtered and somehow you've made yourself into a martyr. this *actually* might be the first funny thing you've ever said"
The second most-liked comment on Schumer's post: "Messaging a woman of colour and saying she's uneducated, antisemitic and that you'll accept an apology that she absolutely shouldn't give your heinous self is unhinged. We see the posts you delete amy. we've clocked your racism amy. Are you also in Bernice King's dms demanding an apology after twisting her late father's words? We can absolutely see you for who you are."
The third most-liked comment on Schumer's post: "As a Jewish woman, I find your erasure of Jews calling for ceasefire to be disturbing. I truly have empathy for Jews feeling triggered by the Hamas attack and the discourse immediately after. While I understood the intention of much of that discourse was to frame the violence in an often overlooked historical context, I understand it was very painful for many Jews who felt a lack of empathy from parts of their communities. At this point though, as we are faced with more and more horror coming out of Gaza, the centering of not even Israel...
This is the second half of Schumer's statement from today. The second half of Schumer's Instagram statement: "I have never been given any money to support a cause other than tampons. I've never stolen a joke. People calling me a failed comic. I'm the most successful female comedian of all time [...] I'm ugly/fat okay Sorry you aren't attracted to me. I found someone who is. I hope you find someone too. We are all in a lot of pain. What hurts the most is that we all actually love each other. You hate Jews. You don't know why. I still love you."
This thread contains the screenshots of DMs with actress Asia Jackson that the second most-liked comment was referencing.
This was Martin Luther King Jr's daughter Bernice King's statement to Amy Schumer after Schumer posted clips of MLK Jr. talking about Israel and antisemitism.
This is a post Schumer deleted that the second most-liked comment may be referencing.
Keep in mind that you can delete comments on Instagram.

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