Is it 'cos we is woke?

As is pointed out in Dorian and Ian’s excellent Origin Story on the Labour Party, votes don’t matter, seats do. The have often won the popular vote only to lose to the Tories.
The Corbynites only demonstrate their ineptitude at actual politics.

And this medium is not ideal for this conversation.

> The deliberate conflation of antisemitism with criticism of the actions of the Israeli state is definitely not helpful.
At the same time, I acknowledge the sensitivity of Jews around this and I am not in their situation. I don’t feel beleaguered.
We need to hold 2 conflicting ideas at once.

If it becomes unclear what antisemitism means then people will just give up trying to hold the line. That will lead to more antisemitism. Another commentator suggested using ‘Jew-hating’ instead, as that’s very clear.
I’m not sure the IHCR def is helpful, it means more people being accused of it. >

That’s what bothered me.

Thanks, I see that.
Although your example is also a credible scenario, sadly. Social media and empathy don’t seem to mix very well.