Yeah. Do not go out there.

Maybe going to do a little lunch hour walk.

Smoky, apocalyptic morning in Toronto.

But it's easier when you realize some people don't read the whole passuk, lest it seem inconvenient. #awkward

Damn, Ken Jennings with some harsh hot takes on how terrible #BlueJays fans are. I can't decide if western Canadians are giving Toronto a bad name or if the Mariners being older than the Jays and not having a single championship to show for it is the real subtext here.

Forrest and Jenny would have been taken out by snipers right in the middle of their reconciliation.

I regret to inform everyone that Ruth Marshall, U of T's tenured, anti-zionist enfant terrible, found me, accused me of antisemitic conflation, sent me a dumb anti-Jesse Brown parody song (??? ), called me disgusting and then could not stand the heat and blocked me 😢 It was fun while it lasted.

OMG! They wrote their own lyrics to Jessie's Girl but about Jesse Brown??! These guys are like the Antizionist Weird Al Yankovics! How could anyone NOT enjoy this? (I heard it months ago, BTW. Bit of a niche audience) And half of that article is CONFLATING Jews and Zionism.) Again, I'm honoured. 🙇

And if you're saying, "the land run by the UK under international mandate," is it all the land they were awarded the Mandate for in 1920, or just post-1922? There's a lot of imprecision when this stuff gets tossed around as if "Palestine" has always meant one, clear thing.

Related: If I do a google image search for "anti-Netanyahu protests," it's not surprising that virtually every image is a crowd of people waving Israeli flags. Perhaps that should give pause those who attack synagogues with flags but I suspect it won't.

Just some very normal "journalism" coming from Mr. Overton Window's rag that - let us be clear - is definitely targeting Zionists and NOT noun-swapping for Jews, when it lets everyone in Canada know the ZIonists are "coming for any and all of us" and they must be fought back against.

I regret I couldn't stop to get a picture but a neighbour had a massive, ugly bird perched on his car this morning. I'm pretty sure it was a turkey vulture (pictured) and if I came out of my house and saw this guy on my car, I'd be working from home that day.

This explanation of "the (only, singular) lesson", here used to explain that we know antisemitism in Canada is no big deal, because it's not like Nazi Germany, is just an amazing example of sounding Progessive and big-hearted while actually being pretty cruel (and ahistorical) .

Thanks for sharing. good and a reminder of (among other things) of the importance of being able to hold more than one truth at a time. This is basically what I've been trying to do for the past few months and it is very Chabad but also something universal (even if you don't have mezuzas to check).

That guy. Guys like this (the OP and the RT'er). It doesn't scare me they exist. It scares me they have so many followers access to people like the NDP leader etc. (like, look at the people praising the good doctor for bringing the facts when it's literally just circumstantial conspiracies)

The pivots to the "state entity" obviously being Mossad are eye-rollingly predictable but it's takes like this one that have me scratching my chin. Like, it's a win that it was state terrorism directed at civilian, Jewish targets that Canadians have shrugged at? What luck!

Dammit. "appreciative." One day they'll have the ability to fix typos man. Anyway I'm also *appreciative* that I get to use this awesome screenshot.

I guess the question is how many people you think have a handle on rhetoric and semiotics. These are two educated Jews having a laugh in Facebook and though these posts are public, I'll protect them here. What are we to make of their glee? That they don't know what they're saying or enabling?

Same. That's weird. I can't tell if it's because of all the apparent Knicks fans or maybe just the urbanists with thoughts about transit access, route planning etc. (also, the phrase "viewing pens" creeps me out.)

I knew we were in trouble when I started seeing stuff like this; a reddit thread getting locked because dozens of people lost their minds over someone enjoying Shakshuka.

Next they'll say Paul Newman doesn't exist.

I know it's not the main question here but is there any point asking what the dottted line is supposed to represent?

They did such a nice job on the exhibit, like the way it opens up when you get to the Miami stuff. I still need to hang these gift shop impulse buys(though the George and John selections are by far the best. Paul was taking them, in fairness...)

If your stomach is strong, here's a gift link. www.thestar.com/gift-redeem?...

Totally on me to have not provided a gift link... www.thestar.com/gift-redeem?...

It's still a few weeks away got my birthday afternoon plans locked.

It's possible. Nothing would surprise me (especially with Trump). It's more concerning (if de rigeur at this point) to see progressives in the responses disowning the Jew who took the professional risk of calling out antisemitism. Here's some typical insanity from the Canadaland reddit sub.

I've had issues with how the Globe has dealt with antisemitism, including platforming problematic writers, but their Editorial Board has written several strong pieces and this is one of the strongest. Its a shame the PM didn't ask their advice.

Reminds me of this bit from A Prayer for Owen Meany, where the narrator expresses his disdain for the term "Can Lit."