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It is much more common than many would try to convince us. I find it interesting how many have no reservations about telling Jews what anti-Semitism is and isn't. Oh, and don't dare mention anti-Semitism in a historical context, because...well...ISRAEL! 
Comments like that are to determine the "good Jews" from the "bad Jews." Intra-group dynamics for our group are often mocked and scoffed at, unless it lends itself to something anti-Semitic or, in some cases, anti-Israel (or even the legitimate criticism of Israel). I find it so strange, but expected, to see comments, here, YouTube, news sites, etc., determine who is and isn't a "good/bad" Jew, but if a Jew says it, well, all Hell breaks loose. Jews are a real minority, not just in this country, but throughout the world, yet we are the only minority treated like a majority.
I am really tired of you playing the "Jewish" card as being oppressed. When you stop Bibi from allowing illegal settlements then I'll listen to your diatribe.
This was in response to a curt response from the Jewish poster who was responding to this poster's asking, a week after the situation in France, "how the murders in Paris became a Jewish Issue".
Funny, Muslims aren't to be blamed for the events in Paris (rightly so), but Jews, well, we are responsible for the actions of Israel!
