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All right, well, I'm going to probably regret making a stream of consciousness.

Maybe not, maybe not.

I think something needs to be said. And I don't see a lot of people doing it.

And I understand why.

And so I want to answer some questions, make some distinctions, give you some

thought-provoking questions on the online discourse concerning the Jewish question as it's called.

I noticed last weekend there were all these posts on X about the Holocaust didn't happen. Jewish people are responsible for everything. That's bad.

I asked the question, what is going on? The algorithm changed. Like, this is insane. I didn't,

when I signed up for X, I wasn't thinking I was going to have like every other post from

counts I don't even recognize. And I think they might have fixed it. Maybe it was an algorithm

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