December 17Th, 2023 | RYAN TYLER

Diversity And Tolerance For All, Except Jews

Wave whatever flag you'd like, but not this one.

We have the privilege of seeing Pride flags, Ukrainian flags, Palestinian flags and BLM symbolism everywhere we go. The righteous crusaders of diversity and tolerance never hesitate to lecture us, scold us and chastise us for not participating in their rituals. However, their efforts seem to stall when it comes to certain groups of people they don't like. We can brandish all the symbols and flags of the Marxist alphabet cult, but when it comes to Jews—they, personally, are responsible for all the bloodshed in the Middle East. When it comes to Jews and Israel, those righteous crusaders of tolerance sing a different tune.

Recently, CTV News aired a segment about Hanukkah celebrations, which were eventually cut with images of bombings and dead children in Gaza. As many on social media pointed out, it appears to have been a CTV producer gone rogue. As seen in the clips posted online, the CTV Toronto segment cuts from local feeds of people preparing for the Jewish celebration, to images of explosions and bloodshed in Gaza.

Even Starbucks has faced costly boycotts from anti-Israel groups, after the company's executives showed support for Israel following the attacks by Hamas. Kylie Jenner was compelled to quickly delete a pro-Israel post after receiving intense backlash from her fans—mere minutes after posting it.

It's impossible not to notice who these people are. They're the same people who will cancel and shame anyone who criticizes child sex changes, or who refuses to march in Pride parades. If you run a bakery and refuse to bake a cake for a gay couple on religious grounds, these are the people who will come after you. If you refuse to recite a land acknowledgement, they'll call you a racist colonizer. But, if you show any support for the Jewish community, they will call you... a racist, Zionist colonizer?

Just when we thought this clown world couldn't get any clownier, the war in Gaza happened and we were all reminded that there are no boundaries to regulate the capacity for human stupidity. Specifically on the political left, the stupidity appears to have no real peak—it just keeps getting higher and higher by the day. Just like that, we blinked and it became a sin to support Jews. Just like that, we went back to a time when Jews were responsible for all the world's problems.

According to the same righteous crusaders who support mandatory vaccines, child genital mutilation and critical race theory, all Jews are responsible for dead Palestinian babies.

Tribalism has no limits. Humans will always splice themselves into whatever racial, ethnic, political, cultural or sexual group they feel closest to. However, for people with below average IQs, the innate human tribalism is harder for them to control and recognize. For them, images of dead kids combined with news about Israeli bombings causes a knee-jerk they can't control. In their minds, all Jews are responsible and anyone who celebrates Hanukkah must be reminded that there is a war happening and that babies are dying. Low IQ tribalism mixed with modern wokeness creates a culture of profound stupidity.

Case in point: the CTV producer who cut to scenes of death and carnage in Gaza during a segment about Hanukkah.

Something similar happened to Japanese people living in Canada during the second world war and to Russians after the invasion of Ukraine. In March of 2022, a Russian community centre in Vancouver was vandalized with paint in the colours of the Ukrainian flag—because, you know, all Russians living in Canada must hate Ukrainians and support Putin's invasion, or something. How can Russians continue being Russian while poor Ukrainian men and children keep dying? How dare Jews in Canada celebrate Hanukkah while other Jews are killing kids in Gaza? The nerve.

I can't even fathom sympathizing with people who have IQs this low. It pains me to breathe the same air.

Condemning Israel's heavy-handed retaliation is one thing, but making all Jews guilty by association and refusing to acknowledge the actions of Hamas are another. Feeling the need to remind Jews about the atrocities unfolding across the world, because they are celebrating their own holy day, shows a kindergarten level of maturity. If we applied the same rule across the board, we would be airing images of dead kids in Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya and Syria during Christmas—to provoke guilt and to remind everyone about the atrocities committed by our Christian presidents and prime ministers.

Maybe we should demand that all Catholics, everywhere, apologize for every child that has been molested by a priest or bishop.

More people need to be held accountable for their decisions, but we can only blame those who are truly responsible. People need to be judged by their words, actions and character—not by their ethnicity or religion. The people in need of real judgment are those who have called for the extermination of any ethnic group. The people waving flags and praising Hamas, along with those who have called for various other human rights violations, need to be held accountable. The leaders responsible for killing children and waging unjust wars need to face real punishments under international law.

We can't label Putin a war criminal without doing the same for George W. Bush.

With that said, should we blame most Republicans who fell for the “weapons of mass destruction” ruse? Yes, but only if they still believe it. Just like we should blame those who fell for the pandemic ruse and argued for mandatory vaccines, economic destruction, segregation and various forms of outright discrimination. The only people we can forgive are the ones who have seen the errors in their ways. Only those who have seen the light should be given a second chance. Only those we know will never do it again deserve our forgiveness.

It's ok to be wrong. We have all been wrong. I wrongly supported wars I shouldn't have and ideas that were stupid. We have all been scared and angry, which has caused us to believe and support things we shouldn't have. However, I have admitted it. A lot of us thought we were awake ten years ago, but we were still half asleep. We never fully woke up until we saw the blatant corruption and lies begin to unravel in front of us over the past few years.

What hasn't changed is my belief that all people should be judged, punished and held accountable as individuals. People who support sending more bombs to Ukraine, people who cheer for Hamas, and people who vandalize and deface religious monuments that don't belong to them—those people need to be put on notice. We should start with those who not only condone harming children, but the ones who actually do it.

Unfortunately, supporting and identifying with these groups is an action and all actions must be judged.