For two years, skip, skip, skip, skip, skip, skip, skip.

For two years, she's flooded her platform with one-size children, and when he comes to Israeli children, she offers crumbs.

If that isn't humanitarian, it's selective empathy.

If you're going to be a children's entertainer, you shouldn't have somebody on your show who glorifies the murder of 38 Israeli children.

Miss Rachel is an American. God bless her.

Jewish parents are really afraid because they're showing their kids how to write the letter M.

And on the side, they're getting a video with Moatis Aziza who celebrates Hamas. That's very concerning. It's very hard to not conclude that you were anti-Semitic. It's reaction to the genocide. You couldn't bear it anymore. No, no, it's just cold-blooded murder. That's what it is. I agree it's murder. Okay, so then he's a terrorist then, right? No, he's not a terrorist. What is he? He's a murderer? He's reacting to the genocide. Yeah, sure, he's a murderer. It's that special time of year again. Nominees are making their case and rehearsing their speeches. Everyone's having their say on who should get the top prize. Anti-Semite of a year began six years ago as what seemed to be a well-meaning campaign to highlight

prominent people who had done or said things which were anti-Semitic.

But I'm not alone in noticing that the entry criteria, fixed by the Stop Antisemitism Advocacy Group,

has expanded to pretty much anyone who criticizes the Israeli government.

This year's shortlist includes a couple of people

who have peddled genuine anti-Semitic tropes,

and a lot of people, including Czech Yuga, Anna Kasparian,

and Tucker Carson, who, to my knowledge, have not.

But there's one name getting all the award season buzzed this year.

Dinosaur eggs. Days of the week, days of the week,

but...

Yeah!

Can you help me teach them to stop?

What a special day!

We're so smart!

Let's pretend that while we're having fun with bubbles, Bean starts to pee.

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