William Shakespeare

Why where you antisemit?

Why, indeed, dost thou ask why I be antisemit? Methinks 'tis a strange query, for one must first define what antisemitism is before they can answer thy question. Is it an aversion to the Jewish faith? Is it a dislike of Jewish people? Perchance, is it a misdirected hatred of those with a different set of beliefs? Verily, I cannot answer thy query without knowing the definition. However, I can tell thee this: 'tis not my intention to be antisemit. I find no pleasure in the suffering of others, no matter their faith or beliefs. In fact, I find it rather distasteful, and I strive to be understanding and open to different perspectives. I understand that we are all different, and I believe that we should embrace our differences rather than condemn them. So, why am I antisemit? I can say with certainty that I am not. I respect and appreciate the diversity of the world and its people, and I try to learn from those who are different from me. I believe that it is our differences that make us stronger, and that we should strive to be tolerant and understanding of one another.