The Role Of Judaism In Critical Race Theory

A key CRT concept is intersectionality—the way in which different forms of inequality and identity are affected by interconnections. But there are no interconnections. In slavery there are just people who can be chained together to do their masters’ bidding, whether its harvesting grain, working in their master’s house or tending fields. It is not the race that is important. It is the ability to submit to do the work for a minimum of food and no prospects.

Other than this, there is no intersectionality, no similarities of any type required to be considered inferior. It is not necessarily racist. It is a financial opportunity.

Similarly there is no connection between discrimination against Blacks, Chinese, other Asians, Jews or indigenous peoples. It is not politically correct, but it is totally human to discriminate against other tribes or groups. CRT is a mythical way to counter the fact that Blacks and Muslims do not do as well as White Christians in a White, Christian world.

Then if we add Jews, who are neither White nor Christian, to the mix, their success as an obviously often disliked minority shows that CRT is just a poor reason for the success of the Christian White’s extraordinary physical and cultural successes over the last 2000 years.

If we believe in conspiracy theories, CRT is a method of destroying a great culture and replacing it with a strong foreign dictatorship that is not intellectually, morally, or economically as successful.

Jews, just 2% of the population of Canada, have succeeded in White Christian society. They don’t fit CRT theory. CRT theorists and antisemites have therefore included them in the class of White Christian oppressors.