Antisemitism explained; Why are the Jewish people so hated?; The best articles that criticize Judaism & Jewish culture. Exposing Jewish extremism & fanaticism.

Before you read this, read The Jewish Question, the Alt-Right, & authoritarianism; my most nuanced article yet?

This article is intended to criticize the ideology of Judaism and certain aspects of Jewish culture, both of which are ideas, and some individuals who are also Jewish, NOT to spread collective hatred against Jews, a group of people. Every person is an individual and should be treated and judged as an individual. But that doesn't mean that we can't criticize their beliefs, actions, or certain individuals.
When I criticize Christianity, I criticize the religion of Christianity and Christian culture, not hating on people who are Christians.

If any truly anti-Jewish individual, group, website, etc, uses or links to this page, do know that I do not share their intentions or beliefs. 

A reason for me doing this is to put light on specific literature that few dare to touch. I'd much rather have people read nuanced, reasonable content now then later on have hate-filled people be leading the discussion.

Here's an except from the article Antisemitism Weaponised;
"Good Jewish activists suggest to move in an opposite way. – “Fight antisemitism, do not give it an inch, – they say, – Antisemitism is counterproductive”. There are good Jewish activists, for sure. For instance, Philip Weiss or Norman Finkelstein. And from time to time, they give a salvo on suspected antisemites, like the Israeli writer and musician Gilad Atzmon. I do not want to argue with them, for they are doing good work – until they join the fight with antisemitism hunters. It is perfectly ok to dislike this or other anti-Jewish sentence or slogan; moreover, it is unavoidable for critique of Jews has many faces. But there is a distance between disliking and actually joining with Netanyahu and Weinstein."

When looking through these articles, question everything that you read. I do not endorse the opinion of the last article linked here.

Jewish extremism & fanaticism playlist

CHABAD MAFIA 

Judaism Topic Archive

American Pravda series of articles

3d test of anti semitism site:electronicintifada.net


How Calling People Islamophobic Actually Enables Bigotry

The articles that I reccomend the most:

A Crash Course on the True Causes of “Anti-Semitism” (3,300 words) 
A Crash Course on the True Causes of “Anti-Semitism”, Part II (2,700)
American Pravda: Oddities of the Jewish Religion (7,800 words)

The End of Zion (Gilad Atzmon) (1,097 words)

Is Antisemitism Dead? A Philosophical Consideration (3,400 words) 

An Interview with Michael A. Hoffman II 

In Search of Anti-Semitism (2,200 words)
Antisemitism Weaponised (2,000 words)

Articles not from Unz.com:

Anything But Theist: What Makes Ultra-Religious Jews So Racist? (1218 words)
(For this, I definitely recommend reading the comments section.)

Why I Am Not a Jew (5911 words)

Judaism Is A Racist Idea (888 words)  

The politics of Jewish ethnocentrism (1940 words) 

It’s time to talk about Zionism’s racism problem (2064 words)

Growing Up Hasidic — and Racist (1020 words) 

Kingdom of Israel: Extremist Rabbis Dream of Jewish Monarchy, With a Special Role for non-Jews (1649 words)

From davidduke.com:

Kabbalah and Extermination of Gentiles (1997 words)

David Duke Answers a Letter from a Jewish Critic (3611 words)

Dr. Duke Powerfully Exposes the Corrupt Extremist Chabad-Lubavitch Jewish Racist Jared Kushner! (3033 words)

Purim: A Festival of Hate and an Insight into How Jewish Supremacists view Gentiles (2244 words) 

“Israel is the Most Racist State in the World” and Diaspora Jews “Dominate” their Host Nations—Says Jewish Defector (839 words words) 

Gentile-Hating and Popular Chief Rabbi of Judea and Samaria Urges Killing of Gaza Civilians (1059 words) 

Jews Against Chabad Organization  

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American Pravda: Jews and Nazis (6,800)


The Rise of the Jewish Policy Elite: Meritocracy, Myth and Power (5,000 words)  
American Pravda: The Nature of Anti-Semitism (5,500 words) 

http://www.unz.com/author/ron-unz/

Our American Pravda (4,500 words)
 

The Jewish Hand in the World Wars, Part 1 (11,200 words)

American Pravda: Holocaust Denial (17,600)  

Islamophobia and Anti-Semitism: Different Religions, Same Hate

“Modify the Standards of the In-group” (6,200 words)


Pittsburgh: Advice to Jews (1,600 words)
American Pravda: Jews and Nazis (6,800 words)


Assorted articles & forum posts that I've found that criticize Jewish closeness & exceptionalism:



Less recommended:

Losing touch with my jewish heritage

What To Do When Jews Are Worse Than Jerks 

White Supremacism and Jewish Chosenness (944 words)

Jesus in the Talmud
Jewish exceptionalism discussion on r/Judaism

American Jewish identity: Moving beyond ‘love for Israel’ and the Holocaust

Tomer Devorah Alumnae Shiurim - Some Thoughts on Jewish Exceptionalism

Jewish Exceptionalism Will Not Combat Antisemitism

Chosenness and Israeli Exceptionalism

The Centrality of Jewish Chosenness

Chosen, but Not Special

Are Jews 'Chosen'?

Chosenness and Bias in the Jewish Community

Israeli TV series exposes raw wounds from ethnic Jewish divide

Jewish entitlement, and Jewish populism

The Non-Jew in Jewish Law
Do Not Show Them Favor

The Gilad Shalit Saga And The Jewish Superiority Complex
The Jewish Moral Superiority Complex is Eroding Our Rights
The Jewish Superiority Complex
Is there a jewish superiority complex?
Jewish Ethnocentrism
"Above all Jews are the most racist people on the planet."

Personal thought:
It's already relatively safe to criticize Christianity. After it's safe and acceptable to criticize Islam, hopefully Judaism would be the next mix of ridiculous fairy tales and terrible philosophy to be placed on the chopping block. And with that, Hinduism, Sikhism, and every other religion.

I'll close this out with this statement:
We can not change history. But we can learn from the bad decisions of the past to make better decisions in the present and future.