‘The Only Creators In This Country Are White Xian Men’ Brays RWNJ In Anti-Semitic Rant

There are certain sects in right-wingnuttia that I think of as the Shock Troops. They take to the airwaves to spew the worst sociopathic garbage that one can conceive of. They are virulent women haters, and anti-Semitism is high on the list as well. I think what’s really going on with these people is a certain amount of self hate. The guy you’re going to hear rave really has it in for the Jews today and story is that he has a Jewish great-great-grandmother. So maybe that’s his issue, is he’s one of the breed of Jews (and I’ve been told by Jews that these people exist) who hate themselves and so they hate other Jews. I wonder if this guy ever looked up the statistics on how many Jews have won the Nobel prize? I’m going to bet that would blow his mind.

But we’ll give this person some credit, he seems most democratic in his hatred. He hates everybody. And I guess there is an audience for this, right?

Klodhopper must have been terribly bullied when he was in school, but his parents did a great job teaching him to hate
(BTW, his great great grandmother was Jewish)

— robert neale (@Neale10Rg) January 13, 2024

I like the bit about “the only creators are white Xian men.” Oh, puh-leeeze. I could regale you with tales of women I have known my entire life who have built businesses, who have done charitable work, been the pillars of their churches and communities. And the ethnic crack, that only whites are creators, c’mon man, as Joe Biden would say. That simply is not the case. If you look at the performing arts in particular, the contributions by people of all ethnicities are obvious.

But we’re not dealing with logic or facts, here, so why bother? We’re dealing with a couple of snickering incel punks who are saying bad things to shock the grown ups. The truly shocking thing about all this is that these are the types of people who end up at dinner at Mar-a-Lago with Donald Trump. That’s the horrifying part, not the fact that they managed to get on the airwaves somewhere. In this technical world in which we live, anybody can start a YouTube channel.

This piece got 33K views on Twitter/X before I posted it. I doubt that a huge number of people will see it, but that’s not really the point. The point, as I see it, is that there are people in the world who believe that hatemongering on this basic of a level is somehow a proper use of time. I assume that this is primarily an attention getting device.

I remember hearing, when I was growing up, “it takes all kinds.” I guess so.