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No, don't use a slur. Yes theres value in shocking people. And yes the use of a slur may avoid the preprogrammed reaction of "anyone who uses the word 'jew' is an ebil nazi".
However, being honest, without being outright hateful, is important because the aim is to inform, not alienate. The purpose is to clarify, not vent or virtue signal.
We can only rely on people to attach their anger to the truth when the truth is in its turn expressed in an emotionally neutral tone.
Slurs are telling someone how to feel, which is part of the reason they reject them.
Non-discriminatory labeling gives people an opportunity to decide what the truth means to them in relation to everything they've seen, e.x. Jewish riots and mass media jewish journalists/activists repeated calls to violence against Americans. Namely point out jewish calls to violence and excuses they use to justify their violent crimes, suppression, censorship, hatred and demonization against, which are mainly targetted at caucasians, conservatives, christians, fathers, mothers, the pregnant, the ill, even against the families and children of conservatives and moderates in America.
Wherever possible express these sentiments entirely neutrally and then let them decide how to respond.
If they respond positively, or neutrally, continue.
If they respond with justifying all of it, or calling you a nazi or fascist or "white supremacist" just move on. They're unrecoverable and you should loudly and verbally call them a racist and antisemite. Be absolutely shameless about it and put them on their back foot. This is not even being dishonest: some of the most racist people you will ever meet are Jewish people. And the complete inability to talk about them in public without violence committed by them or the left, or invective being spewed in response to completely harmless truth (like that Epstein was Jewish, and so is the DA of Kyle Rittenhouse's case), is in fact fueling criticism and counter-formation against Judaism in American and the west. The very act of calling them out urges reform. Obviously that is not our goal, but calling them out is in its own way good for them, even if they don't realize it and can't tolerate it. Any group such as Judaism that is allowed to demonize an entire part of a nation, will inevitability destroy itself if given enough time and leeway. Therefore, even supposing we have no positive intentions toward them, it is nevertheless necessary, at minimum even from their own position that so called "antisemitism" become widely accepted or at least tolerated in the u.s without suppression.
In otherwords, the very act of suppressing criticism, or challenges, and organizations against Judaism, in the short term, makes it inevitable that suppressing it will be impossible in the long term. History bares witness to this very idea, even if you're the type to argue details about if 109 is the exact number of nations they were kicked out of (its not, its a little more complicated than that, and the number includes regions smaller than nations, e.x. cities, but I'm getting off topic).
This is correct. All weapons systems need a targeting mechanism and a clear understanding of how you expect to affect the target. Your explanation is excellent.
Holy shit did I butcher that post.
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