Recurring antisemitism in modern West (and how to deal with it) explained. (Edited 30 October 2025)
I will let readers look into what happened with Grok on their own. I will discuss here the bigger issue of Jews and persecution. This is not to deny actual antisemites. It is simply to tell why anti-Jewish sentiment can recur and become dominant in a Western society.
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Jews as a group have developed a certain persecution complex. It’s not totally un-understandable. However, as a result they will tend to be liberal influences in a host society, even though they themselves would actually identify more with conservatives. They back every identifiable minority to protect their own situation, sometimes play themselves as “POC,” and oppose nationalist movements because they fear such could lead to them being persecuted.
As a result, White majorities and Western nationalists can’t help but see the distinct pattern of them being on the other side. This is increased by seeming special protections for that demographic. Yada-yada-yada, at some level, the Jewish population gets put upon, which feeds the persecution complex. Vicious cycle.
If Jewish populations stop doing that, much of the problem will pass away in a generation.
Trump advisor Steven Miller can be a leader in this. Just sayin’.
Until then, there is an unfortunate logic to this:
