There are clusters of religious conservatives in America and elsewhere that get... really weird about jews and israel. Like, really, really weird.
As in, like, basically believing in anti-semitic conspiracy theories about jews secretly controlling the world, but also believing those conspiracies are an important part of God's plan, and also seeing themselves (christian conservatives) as sort of honorary members of the conspiracy, even though they have never even tried a bagel, much less had a conversation with an actual Jew.
Their attitude is something like:
"Don't worry, Jews. Yes, we know about your horns and secret blood-rituals and that you conspired to kill the messiah and how you're all going to be excluded from the Kingdom of Heaven but don't worry, because we want to *help you** achieve your secret goal of bringing about the final war and the end of the world!* That's right, we know what you're up to, and we're okay with it, because it's all part of God's plan!"
Reading or hearing more about these kinds of views does not make them get more coherent or make sense, and those who circle around this strange drain of conspiracy theories tend to speak in oblique codes and suggestive hints that never really spell out what they are saying.
Needless to say, they have some pretty (((interesting))) ideas about the holocaust, and who was behind it, and why...
My guess is that this maymay came from one of those circles.
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1 SnapshillBot 2019-01-31
The people involved here probably don't even respect bussy all that much.
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1 AVirtualDuck 2019-01-31
Uh, sweaty, shouldn't you be taking your HRT meds?
1 watermark03alt 2019-01-31
Weird way to spell Palestine
1 Shadow_Of_ 2019-01-31
What does this meme mean?
1 matt123hihat 2019-01-31
Iām honestly struggling to get it too
1 ThankUDramaVeryCool 2019-01-31
It might've made sense if they switched the placement of "the holocaust" and "anything else besides the holocaust". But even then, weak humor. 2/10
1 deGoblin 2019-01-31
The "masses" only see the holocaust when the Jews come up, but the Jews moved on and try avoid bringing it up.
I think.
1 otherwiseyep 2019-01-31
There are clusters of religious conservatives in America and elsewhere that get... really weird about jews and israel. Like, really, really weird.
As in, like, basically believing in anti-semitic conspiracy theories about jews secretly controlling the world, but also believing those conspiracies are an important part of God's plan, and also seeing themselves (christian conservatives) as sort of honorary members of the conspiracy, even though they have never even tried a bagel, much less had a conversation with an actual Jew.
Their attitude is something like:
Reading or hearing more about these kinds of views does not make them get more coherent or make sense, and those who circle around this strange drain of conspiracy theories tend to speak in oblique codes and suggestive hints that never really spell out what they are saying.
Needless to say, they have some pretty (((interesting))) ideas about the holocaust, and who was behind it, and why...
My guess is that this maymay came from one of those circles.
1 LongPostBot 2019-01-31
All them words won't bring your pa back.
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1 Rosaarch 2019-01-31
It's real. Palestine ain't.
1 MaitreDuLogos 2019-01-31
š“š“š“
1 Ed_ButteredToast 2019-01-31
this but unironically
1 DocMjolnir 2019-01-31
Rock book has titties on top lel
1 pvijay187 2019-01-31
People who put time into thinking about Jews are short bus users
1 911roofer 2019-01-31
Mumrepuai could do it better.