Stupid Jews Respond to Black and Hispanic Anti-Semitic Attacks, by Calling to Propagandizing Their Enemies about the Holocaust!

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Subject: Young People Are Behind Most of NYC's Anti-Semitic Attacks. Will This Help?

N.S.: In a word, No!

The only thing that'll help is prison time, and deporting illegal human beings.

January 16, 2020

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