i don’t think y’all realize how terrifying it was to be attacked by n@zis on twitter so here’s a little thread to show y’all what jewish people still deal with. tw antisemitism, death threats

i’d like to start by saying that on my personal account my blocklist is over 200. three of the people on there are family members who i didn’t want to see my account. the rest are n@zis i had to block for my own safety.

it started with the insurrection at the capitol. a man was outed wearing an aüśçhwîtž sweatshirt. i posted the photo on twitter, hoping to find some help identifying him. i said i was scared, and angry.

it began with an outpouring of support, which i could not be more grateful for. then, came the n@zis. it started small, they told me they wanted to hug the guy wearing the sweatshirt. they told me they liked it, and wanted to know where he got it. obviously to show they agree.

then, it descended even deeper. i had people baiting me, telling me they figured out his name to get me to dm them, only to try and convert me. telling me there’s something wrong with me for not seeing jesus as their savior.

people were spamming me with antisemitic tropes and phrases, such as “a jew will always tell you what happened, but never tell you why”, “how have you been kicked out of 109 countries but still take no blame?” and “how long would it take cookie monster to bake 6mil cookies?”

they told me i should be gassed. they told me i belong in an oven. they told me that they would come for me next. they told me that i advocate for whîte genocide, and because of that i deserve to be killed.

they brought up blood libel, claiming i drink the blood of christian children. they called me reptilian. they called me a monster. they told me they would find me. they told me the man advocating for my genocide doesn’t deserve to have his life ruined.

they replied with triggering anti jewish propaganda. they called me a k!ke, a y!d, and a y3nta.

and it doesn’t stop there. a couple of them even took my face from my profile photo and posted it on their own page. my face is forever out there on some n@zi’s twitter profile. i wouldn’t be surprised if it was circulating 4chan.

not even to mention the amount of comments i got on my stereotypical jewish features, like my nose.

they sent photos of swastikas and wolfsangels. they spammed me with holocaust denial.

dont you DARE try and tell me that jewish people don’t still experience hatred, because we do. i don’t wear my star of david out anymore after that. i am terrified it will happen again.

i have never feared for my safety as much as i did that night, when literal hundreds of people advocating for my death stormed my profile.

this is why its so important to me. when casual and hidden antisemitism is allowed to slide, it only contributes to the alt right pipeline. it creates more people like the ones i spoke about here. the issues i spoke about in my other thread may seem insignificant, but theyre not.

remember to keep things censored in the replies for my safety, thank you

here are some of the less severe screenshots from that night. tw antisemitic imagery, tropes, slurs, implications of death threats