"Late-stage everything" and "yada-yada" are pretty meaningless deflections to me in this context. You aren't really engaging with the things I've said. America is not analogous to the Fediverse or "anything that becomes popular."

I'm going to make one more attempt here to engage substantively. For full context, the link is here:

https://www.nytimes.com/2018/07/17/magazine/george-soros-democrat-open-society.html

I want to zero in specifically on that final statement in the screencap because what has become painfully plain for many people to see, especially since Oct 7th of last year, is that jews - as a group - are engaged in both of these projects. In America, in Europe - even in countries like Ireland that were on the receiving end of English colonization - they practice open borders and "multi-culturalism." Alejandro Mayorkas currently holds our southern border open like the Gates of Toledo. This has very real consequences for Americans.

However, in Israel the project is vicious ethno-nationalism and ethnic cleansing. Americans are also apparently not free to oppose this. Anti-BDS laws, for example, abound. Even right-wing governors like Ron DeSantis fly to Israel to sign anti-1A legislation.

See the recent debacle at Harvard for an example of how these contradictions are coming to a head.

Terminally online antisemites did not make this bed. They actually didn't have to say anything at all in order for these circumstances to occur. And none of this has anything to do with the guy who runs the deli or even Jerry Seinfeld.