Funny how no other UK party has been tarred with that brush recently.
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Jewish groups in the UK have. But nobody listens to them except to trot them out for photo ops.
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I wrote/repeated:
Funny how no other UK party has been tarred with that brush [of antisemitism] recently.
You replied:
Jewish groups in the UK have. But nobody listens to them except to trot them out for photo ops.
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The rightwing press and Tories certainly listened to a leading rabbi who was willing to speak out against Labour antisemitism (and didnât listen much at all to other UK Jews who disagreed with the idea that that should be a reason to not vote Labour). Though yes, perhaps trotting out that rabbi was indeed basically just another photo op.
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I thought that the guardian had a trust or somesuch instead of ads.
i canât remember exactly though.
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Both, but mainly paid for by readers, not owned by one individual as is traditional, meaning their editorial angle is a little freer than the norm, if a bit muddled at times. Bless them, at least theyâre trying and donât hate on marginalised groups like the majority of British newspapers.
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