This seems like an appropriate response
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The burden of proof is on you to prove the conspiracy, not on me to disprove it.
A high frequency of Jewish people in positions of influence does not prove (or even imply) a global conspiracy. The logical leap between the two is just too large.
a high frequency of jews in positions of influence all pushing for things both you and i would agree are heinous, while ruthlessly destroying any and all opposition specifically by using their jewish identity when convenient, however, paints a different picture.
in the case we don't actually agree it's heinous, though, then yeah, to you the kid rape and open White Genocide in all manners possible except lining us up and shooting us is not a jewish product, it's just "progress".
Also a high frequency of non-Jews doing the same thing.
Also a high frequency of Jews in positions opposing those things we agree are heinous.
Also, still doesn't prove a conspiracy.
Except both pedophilia and genocide happen anywhere there is authoritarianism, not just those with under the supposed Jewish influence. See China, Cambodia, Venezuela and Pakistan for starters but it's almost without exception.
Every single demographic group in the world leans leftward EXCEPT white Protestant Christians and Orthodox Jews. In fact, the worst offenders in the West are all secular atheists, so if we're going to single out a single group for their responsibility in the promotion of moral degeneracy and Marxist values, it should be secular atheists.
show me one, and them opposing it for jews in israel doesn't count.
if you show me one that also names all the jews that are doing those heinous things, i'll eat my hat.
Be clear about what you're asking.
We pick something we both agree is heinous, and the all I have to do is show you an influential Jew who condemns it? Or do you have other conditions?