Show-Me Dems Against Antisemitism Bill

This isn't a pleasant discussion and typically brings out the trolls. 

From "Some More News" parody creators: Here's a better video than our blogging regarding antisemitism rising amongst many conservatives: 

"Ben Shapiro is getting upset at the anti-semitism he's seeing on the right. Is it possible he has helped create a monster that is now raging out of control, one he is powerless to stop? Will he learn any lessons from this? You already know the answer. "

Meanwhile . . . The American left is also having a crisis of conscience regarding Israel, Gaza and American military intervention . . . 

Some Inconvenient Truths About Antisemitism and the Left 

Forgive us for seemingly playing the middle . . .

But we've noticed rising antisemitism from both conservatives and progressives that's typically misdirected at people/neighbors and C-list celebrities who have absolutely no power when it comes to international politics. 

Meanwhile, in Missouri, here's a recent report regarding pending legislation . . . 

Rep. George Hruza, R-St.Louis, the descendant of a Holocaust survivor, sponsored House Bill 2061 because he feared for the safety of Jewish students in the years since the Oct. 7, 2023, attacks on Israel . . .

He claims that the attack and subsequent war have sparked an uptick in antisemitic acts across the country.

“Within hours,” Hruza claimed, “Antisemitic protests against jews and acts of violence against jews erupted and escalated. Especially on college campuses.”

The bill establishes a standard definition for antisemitism to be used by educators to decide what qualifies. Any incident in violation of that definition must be reported under Title VI, a component of the 1964 Civil Rights Act. This would allow researchers to track the trends of antisemitism inside Missouri’s school systems.

The bill was initially approved on the House floor despite strong opposition from Democrats who fear it will prevent open discussion in schools, and concerns that it disregards other forms of hate speech."

Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com link . . .

Columbia Missourian: "House shows support for bill aimed at antisemitism"