@HyperboreanWave @BowsacNoodle @MartianM00n
>"Do you see the fundamental difference? In Europe when christianity was dominant the institutions worked to protect the jews from European slaughtering them, but when paganism was dominant the institutions THEMSELVES slaughtered the jews."
As I showed previously, the Christian "protections" of Jews ("Sicut Judaeis") had a caveat to it, that the Jews were only to be protected if they followed the law; if they did not, they were punished accordingly. Which was the PAGAN ROMAN policy TOO.
The reason why Hadrian (pagan) massacred the Jews was because they openly waged war against the Roman state. That is also why Heraclius (Christian) massacred the Jews.

>"THAT'S THE PROBLEM, BEING A JEW IS THE CRIME. But of course a christcuck CAN'T say that..."
The pagans in Rome ALSO did not say that "being a Jew is the crime." Not only that, but the Jews were protected by law under paganism. They were made exempt from the laws dictating that they had to follow pagan religion. Pagan institutions protected the Jews from being wiped out, by law, unless the Jews openly revolted. Such was also the Christian policy.
Hence why, when the Jews revolted against the Christian emperor Heraclus, he did (ALMOST) THE SAME THING that Hadrian did to the Jews previously (see pic related).

>"I and every pagan has no ideological problem with not only the death of every jew today but every jew throughout history"
1) Oh, we got a badass here; this guy wishes death on people who lived 2000+ years ago!
2) Not sure if "every pagan" in the past had "no ideological problem" with total Jew death, as Decius, Diocletian, and Julian cared enough about Jews to purposefully avoid killing them.