Spot on.

I also remember there being a discussion here a few days ago about how major of an issue antisemitism is, which is indeed 100% true. Antisemitism exists and is antithetical to any liberation movement.

But then people start claiming how antisemitism is the single largest hate-movement targeting an ethnic minority ever, which is so factually untrue, its most likely a Zionist coopting antisemitism for furthering their own agenda.

Jewish people command more social and tangible capital than almost any other ethnic minority in the US. They have more representation and institutional support than most other minorities.

In contrast, Natives and African Americans in the US have neither social, nor tangible capital. They have token representation in major institutions, and even that is treated like some huge favour done unto them.

Antisemitism is, for the most part, completely ideological and rarely transcends into material reality for Jewish people. For Native Americans and African Americans, the hatred they face is very very material, because they have almost no means to move up the social ladder. They're disenfranchised on a material level, where they don't even have access to the means of improving their material conditions in any significant way

Again, antisemitism definitely is an issue and must be addressed every time it manifests, but I'm not going to pretend like its the single greatest tragedy ever. Even the holocaust I don't consider that. There's been worse atrocities than that, which never got attention in the mainstream because the victims weren't Europeans