Those posts may not have been visible to everyone. The posts you're referencing are hidden for me behind a link "33 Remaining Items (load more)". Without the update, I didn't know to go look for them.

And honestly I noped out of scanning the entire comment thread by about #5 or #6... I could tell there was nothing productive in the remainder of the comments.

Actually it is, someone compiled allll the actual bug reports tracing back to AI:

https://github.com/RsyncProject/rsync/issues/929#issuecommen...

"antisemitism" loses it's meaning if you are using it this way.

Literally the only thing the guy posted was a copy-pasted "Israel" location. What other possible interpretation is there than "this guy is from Israel, so you can't trust him"?

So? Still not antisemitism.

> Then somebody screenshots the geographical location "Israel" to attack another commenter. He gets lots of upvotes for it, too.

And you got downvoted for calling out that crap. A sad state this world is in.

Yep.

When someone does that, he gets rightfully called out.

On the other side, accusations of being Russian trol are pretty common, even here on HN.

Why are people more sensitive to antisemitism than to antislavism?

Double standards, or just a hate induced by decades / centuries of indoctrination?

> Why are people more sensitive to antisemitism than to antislavism?

Calling someone a vatnik or Russian troll is mostly because the statement that provokes such a callout reproduces Russian propaganda talking points, and Russia has been running propaganda campaigns for well over a decade now. Similarly, ordinary Russians aren't called orcs, but Russian soldiers are called that because of their despicable behavior in the war theatre.

Replace Russia with Israel and everything you said also applies.

That's not an answer to the question you quoted.

Nobody was talking about Israel or Israeli policies towards Gaza, and there's no evidence that anyone in the thread is anything to do with the Israeli military.