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    This isn’t studying the opinion of Jews worldwide, your study is limited to the English speaking countries in the global North, plus Israel.

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        Its still very disingenous. You can make literally any group look terrible by interviewing american diasporoids. You’d think cubans are monsters if you generalize their views from polls of cuban-americans.

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          Except that in case of the diasporoids from those other countries, they are a TINY minority largely disconnected from the main population they “represent”.

          Whereas in case of the Jews, it’s the opposite. You keep telling us in this thread that we should be asking the opinions of the Jews in some random countries where they form some insignificant minority largely disconnected from the main concentrations of Jews instead.

          The VAST majority of world Jews live either in Israel or America. American Jews are not the diaspora.

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          So if you can’t ask the americans their opinions because they are a diaspora (despite that being the largest population of jewish people worldwide), then you have to poll…the Zionist entity? Because those are the non-diaspora? Which is therefore truly representative, right? I bet you’ll get real anti-Zionist representation then.

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            You can ask their opinion, but you can’t just declare it the general opinion of jews. American jews are fundamentally different than other jews, because they are AMERICAN. it’s not that hard to understand.

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              They are fundamentally the majority of Jewish people. America is over half of the world’s Jewish population. If you add in the entity, that is over 80%!! If you add in Canada and Britain, that’s over 85%!! you’re literally arguing you shouldn’t include over 85% of the world’s Jewish population to gauge the opinions of Jewish people worldwide. You have got to be fucking kidding me.

              American jews are fundamentally different than other jews, because they are AMERICAN

              The American exceptionalism brainworms are strong

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                Do you even know what american exceptionalism means? 😂 When i say americans are fundamentally different than the rest it’s not a compliment buddy. Keep the obsession with jewishness, for i all care y’all are not gonna do anything anyways.

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                  😂

                  This is used when someone is serious and definitely making good arguments that support their goofy position

                  Tell me more about how it’s disingenuous to include the overwhelming majority of a population when trying to poll a population for their opinions on something.

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                    Oh i’m the goofy one here, sorry for not drawing conclusions on entire ethnic groups by polls made in the US. I find it more goofy that hexbearers flood these threads like cockroaches whenever there is any pushback. Specially when it’s abundantly obvious that the OP is as anti-semitic as it gets.

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            Agree, which is why i find it insane to draw up conclusions from polls on americans, which are in all shape in form the same thing as israelis.

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                Uh no, they’re not indigenous to america, they’re diasporoids in all shape and form. Settler states are diaspora states, the US being the biggest one ever.

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                  Settlers and diaspora are different groups. A diaspora is a dispersion of a population, they’re scattered while maintaining their own distinct culture and identity. Settlers, rather than being dispersed and scattered, are strategically concentrated to displace the indigenous population and to make their distinct culture and identity into the dominant one of the settler project.

                  Jews can be thought of as settlers in the US, but “diaspora” implies a level of distinction and separation that simply isn’t there.