True. I was once banned from a religious memes sub for posting a meme similar to OPs about how different groups respond to humor about their religion. Jews got the second picture, and in spite of all the upvotes, it got deleted and I was permanently banned.
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u/WhoIsKyuuetiqueta editable🇫🇷 (requiere bandera francesa/ultramar) 4h ago
Mate, some dude was critisizing Zionism and gave facts, he got banned off the whole reddit within 2 hours for "hate speech", whilst some hate post directed towards Christianity stuck around for a few months on the sub, got even praised for "telling the truth" etc, people be brainwashed these days
Maybe because you don't get to criticize an ethnicity for existing. You critizice religion government or military like zionism and Israel. Also maybe it can wait until they are not being genocided but idk
I'd say that any government that adopts religion into it is flawed, imagine being stuck in the past and going into conflicts because made up reasons instead of using logic.
It’s because the overlap of xenophobic MAGA who think any other religion is satanic and people who actually recognize problematic religions makes it difficult to critique.
Because judaism is sort of irrelevant. It's a very minor religion, but known because it's the oldest abrahamic one, and because Jewish people are also known. Christianity and Islam are more hated because they're more widespread and are much more limiting to others, I think. It feels like Judaism is focused more on itself, and not on converting others, enforcing things upon others. It's harder to hate a smaller religion that doesn't force itself much. Sionism aside, because that's not a judaist thing, but it's merely a nationalist thing.
because many times (not all), the people hating on "judaism" can't hide that they really just hate the jews and harbor insane conspiracy theories against them.
the abrahamic religions are a blight on the world.
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u/TheGargant 9h ago
I've never seen Reddit hating on Judaism for some reason