Jewish woman whines about antisemitism in old folk tales. Encourages editors to censor their clients from any kind of story telling she deems as "antisemitic" and to encourage writers to hire a "jewish sensitivity reader" to " to guide the writer away from potentially doing harm." - Kotaku In Action 2

Jewish woman whines about antisemitism in old folk tales. Encourages editors to censor their clients from any kind of story telling she deems as "antisemitic" and to encourage writers to hire a "jewish sensitivity reader" to " to guide the writer away from potentially doing harm." (archive.md)

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– aldagautr 10 points 133 days ago +10 / -0

all those old folktales were most likely created to warn against jews

witches, vampires, werewolves... feel like i'm missing some

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– WittyUserName 15 points 133 days ago +15 / -0

Re-read Rumpelstiltskin some time.

A little creature shows up claiming he can spin straw into gold (make money out of thin air) and demands a woman's firstborn child in return. The only way to put a stop to it is to name him.

I can't think of any fairy tale more blatant.

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– BlisteringCold 4 points 133 days ago +4 / -0

Doppelgangers and genies, I'd wager.

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