So WILHELM MARR created a name for a problem he saw but the problem ended up crying about the name given to them instead of everyone identifying the problem and finding a solution to newly named problem
Me encantaría que los comentarios fueran en castellano. Me interesa mucho la cuestión del holocausto, pues creo tener antepasados judíos y siento en el corazón todo el sufrimiento de este pueblo.
Marr was married four times, three times to Jewish women. People who understand both Jews and women might be inclined to believe he chose the wrong target.
Seems to me that at the time Marr coined the term he was referring to Jews as an example of Semites, a specific kind of Semite of interest to him because they could be found more commonly in Europe than the others. I think that Wilhelm Marr would have seen other Levantines as Semites also - Lebanese, Palestinian Arabs, maybe all Arabs.
Ever Since I discovered the word "Antisemitism", I believe around junior high school .... I never felt I ever had a full grasp of the concept. Forty five years later I think I know why. Apparently, I'm not the only one. Even The originator of the concept, Wilhelm Adolf Marr, Was confused when he created the term in a mismash.... conflating Dubious race theory with Religion and Linguistic origins. All because it seems, Marr was motivated by The need to find a "Scientific" excuse for his hatred of Jews. Who would have thought the term would become a favorite of fundamentalist politicians in US Congress, even if they qualify as one. More ironies. Who, too, would have thought? That The most powerful lobby, Capitalizing on that concept is The American- Israeli Political- Action Committee or AIPAC. Never in a 1000 years, could it have occurred to Marr, The trouble he created would be inherited by A latter day white supremacist educated In Philadelphia, rose to become Prime Minister, And then In order to Escape a life sentence in prison For corruption...., tried to engineer a coup against Israel's Supreme Court as well as start A Genocidal war Of revenge Against Terrorists he had cynically groomed And curated..., Costing the lives of thousands of Semites on both sides of the wall, separating Supremist illegal settlements from an open air prison. The aspiring new Fuhrerr's first name is not Adolf but rather Bibi... With his latter day version of The Reichstag-Fire To consolidate his dictatorship.
Jews practice Judaism not catholicism your not making sense Jews are an Ethno-Religous community of MENA heritage (Mizrahi, Sephardic, Ashkenazi etc) they descend from the ancient Hebrews of the kingdom of Israel and Judah
@@immortalhygiene what? Why would they have Aramaic surnames that's for Assyrians. Don't you mean Hebrew? It depends really most Jews are Ashkenazi so have Yiddish surnames. Yemenite and Mizrahi Jews likely have semitic surnames
Um...let's see. Why should we hate the Catholic Church? Which is not the same as the religion, by the way. Could it have anything to do with the Inquisition? Or is it just another reason for Jews to whine and complain about nothing?
@@davidmccarroll2280 Remember the Assyrians dominated the area for a long time. Aramaic was lingua franca in the 2nd temple period, Hebrew became a liturgical language for rabbis and nerds. Both semitic languages in any case.
@@Ian-yf7ufBecause intelligent people often spend much time creating connections between things that aren’t meant to be connected. They are just as prone to stupidity as less intelligent people. With intelligence, it is easier to rationalise hateful ideas and illogic. It’s why some highly intelligent people believe in very odd things. I think to some extent, it keeps them sane in a world full of unpredictability. I did the same thing when I was younger, much preferring the fantasy world to the real one due to struggles I was going through in my personal life. I told my mother that ants were far smarter than human beings and were planning to take over the world, hence why they needed to be so organised. And that if they weren’t careful, bees would take their place as the rulers of the world.
@@Ian-yf7ufIt’s not a coincidence, it’s antisemitism. Antisemitism isn’t a coincidence, but a set pattern of behaviour that is passed down through families and cultures, mainly Christian and Islamic ones.
Very well and concisely presented. But it would have been nice to provide the name of the gracious man presenting it!
I correct myself -- the name of Prof. Zimmerman is in the text below.
Wilhelm is one of my favorite journalists in the world
So WILHELM MARR created a name for a problem he saw but the problem ended up crying about the name given to them instead of everyone identifying the problem and finding a solution to newly named problem
❤ Right! Thanks for that clarification. 😊
Four times you used the term "problem" to describe Jews. That's the problem. You all have a problem, not us.
Basically Wilhelm Marr was a clown, who suffered from being broke, and extreme cognitive dissonance. Reading his background was incredibly hilarious.
Me encantaría que los comentarios fueran en castellano. Me interesa mucho la cuestión del holocausto, pues creo tener antepasados judíos y siento en el corazón todo el sufrimiento de este pueblo.
Ek voel dieselfde soos u. Van Suid Afrika.
Marr was married four times, three times to Jewish women. People who understand both Jews and women might be inclined to believe he chose the wrong target.
Seems to me that at the time Marr coined the term he was referring to Jews as an example of Semites, a specific kind of Semite of interest to him because they could be found more commonly in Europe than the others. I think that Wilhelm Marr would have seen other Levantines as Semites also - Lebanese, Palestinian Arabs, maybe all Arabs.
Ever Since I discovered the word "Antisemitism", I believe around junior high school
.... I never felt I ever had a full grasp of the concept. Forty five years later I think I know why.
Apparently, I'm not the only one.
Even The originator of the concept, Wilhelm Adolf Marr, Was confused when he created the term in a mismash....
conflating Dubious race theory with Religion and Linguistic origins. All because it seems, Marr was motivated by
The need to find a
"Scientific" excuse for his hatred of Jews.
Who would have thought the term would become a favorite of fundamentalist politicians in US Congress, even if they qualify as one.
More ironies. Who, too, would have thought? That
The most powerful lobby,
Capitalizing on that concept is
The American- Israeli Political- Action Committee or AIPAC.
Never in a 1000 years, could it have occurred to Marr, The trouble he created would be inherited by A latter day white supremacist educated In Philadelphia, rose to become Prime Minister, And then In order to Escape a life sentence in prison For corruption....,
tried to engineer a coup against Israel's Supreme Court as well as start
A Genocidal war Of revenge
Against Terrorists he had cynically groomed And curated...,
Costing the lives of thousands of Semites on both sides of the wall, separating Supremist illegal settlements from an open air prison.
The aspiring new Fuhrerr's first name is not Adolf but rather Bibi...
With his latter day version of The Reichstag-Fire To consolidate his dictatorship.
Lies
Jewish hatred of the catholic religion is not racial. It's religious.
Jews practice Judaism not catholicism your not making sense
Jews are an Ethno-Religous community of MENA heritage (Mizrahi, Sephardic, Ashkenazi etc) they descend from the ancient Hebrews of the kingdom of Israel and Judah
@@immortalhygiene what? Why would they have Aramaic surnames that's for Assyrians. Don't you mean Hebrew? It depends really most Jews are Ashkenazi so have Yiddish surnames. Yemenite and Mizrahi Jews likely have semitic surnames
Um...let's see. Why should we hate the Catholic Church? Which is not the same as the religion, by the way. Could it have anything to do with the Inquisition? Or is it just another reason for Jews to whine and complain about nothing?
@@davidmccarroll2280 Remember the Assyrians dominated the area for a long time. Aramaic was lingua franca in the 2nd temple period, Hebrew became a liturgical language for rabbis and nerds. Both semitic languages in any case.
@@davidmccarroll2280 I dont think so. 94% of jews in Isreal are descended from Kasaria. So most of them are not semetic at all.
It’s sad to see how an intelligent person can be so misled by wickedness. I’m glad he changed by the end of his life.
It's amazing so many intelligent people have drawn the same conclusions. Odd, but entirely a coincidence.
@@Ian-yf7uf Sounds like you're adjacent to "trust the experts, bro." Need I remind you of what the experts got wrong?
@@SirBlackReeds 109 countries? Purely coincidence
@@Ian-yf7ufBecause intelligent people often spend much time creating connections between things that aren’t meant to be connected. They are just as prone to stupidity as less intelligent people. With intelligence, it is easier to rationalise hateful ideas and illogic. It’s why some highly intelligent people believe in very odd things. I think to some extent, it keeps them sane in a world full of unpredictability.
I did the same thing when I was younger, much preferring the fantasy world to the real one due to struggles I was going through in my personal life. I told my mother that ants were far smarter than human beings and were planning to take over the world, hence why they needed to be so organised. And that if they weren’t careful, bees would take their place as the rulers of the world.
@@Ian-yf7ufIt’s not a coincidence, it’s antisemitism. Antisemitism isn’t a coincidence, but a set pattern of behaviour that is passed down through families and cultures, mainly Christian and Islamic ones.