in states without a clear and defined sovereign you can't really do that though. america in particular is vulnerable to ethnic subversion in general as it relies on that more fragile concept of citizenship rather than an ethnic basis for defining the atomic nature of the national community

jews in general also get a bad rap here though and that's probably due to ignorance regarding the better parts of their religion and tendencies of their belief system. many jews also don't practice any of the worse parts of the talmud type shit and place their citizen identity above their ethno-religious one and anti-semitic tropes being used against those sorts is morally objectionable

i will say that jews do a very poor job of characterizing themselves and rather than educate truthfully about the nature of their religion and practices they instead choose to try to profit off of anti-semitism claims and turn garden variety ignorance into a casus belli towards non-jewish populations. they are fairly unique in this, as well. it's not something i've experienced with any other religious group.

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5740625&forum_id=2#49033299)

really depends case by case, which is an answer that leaves jewish apologists and zero tolerance anti-semites equally fuming.

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5740625&forum_id=2#49033362)