Conservatives are generally pro-Israel/pro-JudeoChristian culture. Liberals generally hate Conservatives.
Most Jews are Liberals. In fact, there is no Liberal group that is not run, funded, or supported by Jews.
Ergo, Jews are generally anti-Christian/anti-Jewish and pro-Islam.
Hard to argue with the mathematics of the situation?
re: “Liberals are generally antisimetic/anti-Israel.
Liberals are generally anti-Christian/pro-Islam. . . Most Jews are Liberals. In fact, there is no Liberal group that is not run, funded, or supported by Jews. Ergo, Jews are generally anti-Christian/anti-Jewish and pro-Islam.”
You changed the wording of the equations - you should have said:
“Ergo, Jews are generally anti-semitic/anti-Israel/anti-Christian/pro-islam.”
I don’t think that equation works because while most Jews identify themselves as “liberal”, I don’t think that necessarily means that most Jews are “anti-Christian”. They are definitely not anti-semitic nor “pro-Islam” (by that I mean, “pro-jihadist”) - although some of the positions they support unintentionally promote both of those things (and I do believe it is unintentional for most liberal Jews).
And, while it is true that some Jews are actively involved in extreme left-wing politics and definitely are anti-Israel, just like they are anti-USA, I don’t think they represent the majority of Jewish Liberals. I think most Jewish liberals are just stupid, as are most liberals, and don’t get the illogic of their views.
They, like many average liberals of all ethnic groups, don’t seem to see how their liberalism actually promotes the opposite of what they claim they want. But, what else is new? My point is that I don’t think the way you stated the “ergo” portion of the equation was accurate to what was originally posted, and, when it is corrected to do so, it obviously doesn’t fit.