If a government is strong, they say Jews “control” it.
If a government is weak, they say Jews are “undermining” it.
If Jews are poor, they’re branded parasites living off the system.
If Jews are wealthy, they’re painted as exploiters who rigged the economy against you.
If Jews have no power, they’re told they deserve whatever happens to them.
If Jews have power, they’re cast as aggressors and blamed for society’s problems.
If Jews are stateless, they’re labeled rootless and untrustworthy.
If Jews have a state, they’re smeared as occupiers and colonizers.
If Jews are victims, they’re accused of exaggeration.
If they survive, they’re accused of manipulating sympathy.
If Jews assimilate, they’re said to be infiltrating society.
If they remain distinct, they’re accused of refusing to integrate.
That’s the point: antisemitism isn’t a set of principles it’s a machine that manufactures excuses. It doesn’t start with evidence and reach a conclusion; it starts with hatred and invents “reasons” afterward. The target stays the same, only the accusation changes.
So stop trying to win over people committed to blaming Jews no matter what.
Don’t audition for their approval.
Be proud of who you are, stand tall, and be the strongest, most principled Jew you can be because the only real “solution” a Jew-hater offers is that Jews stop existing, and you don’t owe your identity to anyone’s prejudice.