“Why do you attack the Left for antisemitism so much, when the right is so much more violent,and you yourself are a liberal?”

Because the Right knows it’s antisemitic. The Right is fully aware that their views of Jews are hateful and dangerous and they couldn’t care less, but

The Left is convinced that there is no antisemitism within their ranks at all. They’re certain that accusations of antisemitism against them are political in motive and thus invalid. The Jews must be targeting us unfairly, they’re trying to distracts from the right’s bigotry, etc

They regard accusations as political hit jobs by (((Zionists.)))And as a consequence, they, and their views, are welcomed into the mainstream. They are not shunned and demonized like the white nationalist, for they have convinced the public that criticism of them is partisan.

I criticize the Left more often for a few reasons.

1. The far-right is a lost cause. They are white nationalists and white nationalist enablers. You don’t need to yell at them that they’re being antisemitic, racist, prejudice, because they already know this. And they don’t care

The Left, however, is incapable of having the discussion with themselves: “Are we making Jews uncomfortable?” When charged with antisemitism, they rigorously and passionately deny it, but then double down. They accuse the accuSER of being racist, obstructionist, dramatic.

Instead of asking questions and learning more as to why their comments and actions may have been hurtful to Jews, as traditional liberals ideals would encourage, they smear their accusers and usually fall back on the same anitsemitism they were peddling in the first place.

And at the same time, they scream at the top of their lungs for equality among religious and ethnic minorities, and encourage cultural sensitivity and “woke” politics. Jews, unless they are staunch Ashkenazi anti-Zionist Jews, are being left out of this movement.