I think the Cuban exiled community in Florida have too much of a hold on US politics as they leverage their local power a lot given FL is a swing state.

Weirdly, making this kind of criticism never warranted me a label of anti-Hispanic or anti-Cuban.

I would say it is borderline when you focus on the group rather than individuals. Also the Cubans haven't had the same history of racism as the Jewish people.

AIPAC and CAIR do not have the same influence over US policy or politicians. Come on.

Ah, now it's actually jealousy. Just moments ago you called making such an observation antisemitism.

Hilarious stuff.

If you were Jewish you would not find this so funny.

Yes, antisemitism is partly fueled by jealousy. The observation above that "Jews have a hold on the US" is antisemitism. Saying Jews are very successful because they work hard and they get stuff done despite all the hate is not antisemitism.

> Sure. Ignore AIPAC.

You mean American Jewry who uses their money as they see fit?

You do see a difference between Qatari money flooding the US and US money (from the Jews) advocating for things they want?

I have a problem with any advocates of foreign governments having an outsized impact on my country's elections.