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For the evidence deniers there's a mental (((semantics))) problem:
- When you tell them "jews were behind it", in their mind you just said "the jews are behind all bad things".
- This of course could be shown with enough time, but it can't be immediately demonstrated, so you already lost your argument to their strawman understanding.
What you're really doing is informing them that, out of all ethnicities that exist in the world, jews facilitated this/that event or social condition.
It should be emphasized that there should be no jews behind any bad event or social conditions EVER for there to be reasonable doubt that jews are behind any social problem.
That they are .02% of the world population.
That the odds of their maliscious involvement in world events over the past 2000 years being coincidental are worse than winning the lottery once in 1000 lifetimes.
I submit that as proof.
Like you said, once it becomes clear the first time the less it becomes funny internet banter and the more everything else starts making sense.
For me, it was the full page ad in the NYT listing 600 jewish groups supporting BLM in the summer of love riots.
- When you tell them "jews were behind it", in their mind you just said "the jews are behind all bad things".
- This of course could be shown with enough time, but it can't be immediately demonstrated, so you already lost your argument to their strawman understanding.
What you're really doing is informing them that, out of all ethnicities that exist in the world, jews facilitated this/that event or social condition.
It should be emphasized that there should be no jews behind any bad event or social conditions EVER for there to be reasonable doubt that jews are behind any social problem.
That they are .02% of the world population.
That the odds of their maliscious involvement in world events over the past 2000 years being coincidental are worse than winning the lottery once in 1000 lifetimes.
I submit that as proof.
Like you said, once it becomes clear the first time the less it becomes funny internet banter and the more everything else starts making sense.
For me, it was the full page ad in the NYT listing 600 jewish groups supporting BLM in the summer of love riots.