The present “world of clowns” is fond of hysteric abuse of a full array of pompous propaganda terms, but the unquestionable palm of primacy holds among them “anti-Semitism”.
This is to specified an degree amorphous in its universal accusing gratification that we have already been able to convince ourselves of the existence of "Jewish anti-Semites" (persons whose criticism of the actions of a political creature seemingly took their genetic identity), "Arab anti-Semites" (certain corranist revisionists suggesting that the Arabs originate not from Sem, but from, let us give it to, Cham), "Christian anti-Semites" (forms not eager to remove from their copies of the Scriptures fragments specified as "bloods of His and of our children") and "free anti-Semites" (principial enemies to criminalize "antisemitism" as a manifestation of "word hate" which treats itself as an attack on freedom of speech).
However, since the “world of clowns” has this compensatory advantage in all its innumerable flaws, that it yet ridicules the propaganda lynchmen it uses, it is to be hoped that specified a destiny will besides be met by “anti-Semitism”, resulting in automatic exclusion from any serious discussion of anyone who unironically accuses others of this “universal crime”. Of course, the expression of a akin hope can besides be regarded in the “world of clowns” as “anti-Semitic”, but it must be trusted that all those who inactive feel the function of guardians at least a minimum of terminology and argumentative seriousness, any specified accusation will treat as a compliment or at least a reason for amusement.
For where the ubiquitous presence of clowns has long since taken distant all comical valor from them, it remains to grin at the thought that the natural opposition to their weariness in time will besides take distant all causative value from them. So let this thought accompany, as frequently as possible, all people of goodwill, and the sooner it becomes a breathable reality.
Jakub Bożydar Wiśniewski
