>Just to break in for a moment, we never ran into the word philosemitic before, so we looked it up. According to the American Jewish Committee this is the definition: >a particular appreciation for the Jewish people based on ‘positive’ characteristics of Jews. >Philosemitism is a special interest in, respect for, or admiration for Jewish people, Jewish history, or Jewish stereotypes. It is often used in a benign and positive way and some may proudly declare themselves ‘philosemites’ in affirmation of their allyship with the Jewish community. That characterization is generally not antisemitic. However, some use the term to embrace or justify acceptance of stereotypical Jewish tropes like being adept with handling money, being well-connected to politicians, media, and other societal leaders, and more. While I have to agree that the majority of the country is cucked by the jewish problem, this is some top tier kikery of language.