If that's an alt-right website, the same headline is hate speech. But because it's Jews bragging about being Jews, it's nothing (although pointing this out is, of course, hate speech).
Turns out hate speech isn't defined by what is said - it's defined by who says it.
If that's an alt-right website, the same headline is hate speech. But because it's Jews bragging about being Jews, it's nothing (although pointing this out is, of course, hate speech).
Turns out hate speech isn't defined by what is said - it's defined by who says it.
Accusations of antisemitism rarely denote a person who hates all Jews, but rather marks a person as someone who is hated by certain Jews.