And just when, exactly, did criticizing policies which unnecessarily kills civilians get called anti-Semitic? I think I missed that one.
On Jul 2, 2005, at 2:13 AM, TurquoiseB wrote:
Hey, criticizing the policies of the state of Israel
when they use a US-supplied bomb to kill a houseful
of civilians in an attempt to assassinate one guy
in the house they *suspect* is a terrorist is called
anti-Semitism these days.
The word is no longer associated with those who hate
Jews. The word as it's used in modern politics and
the modern press has, sadly, degenerated into a tool
used to silence and suppress any criticism of Israel
and current Israeli policies. George Orwell would be
laughing in his grave at the Newspeak of it all...
