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Hunting Down the Addresses of Those Who Refuse to Blacklist the Jewish State
(Jewish Chronicle-UK) Stephen Pollard - Jew hunting. In recent days groups of people who consider themselves members of the community of the good have started going door-to-door in Brighton, Bristol and Sheffield asking if households will support a boycott of the world's only Jewish state. They are then noting the response given. If you dare to tell them that you will not boycott Jewish-produced goods, your address will be taken and the information held on file. It seems clear to me that there are issues involved in the use of this data according to the EU's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) law. This is not merely a one-off activity pursued by a tiny fringe group. It is becoming a national operation, backed by the Green Party. These door-knocks are intended to be a long-term, regular activity and the spread of neighborhoods being targeted is growing. The community of the good and on the "right side of history" is, in reality, anything but. So self-consumed are these people with their own oft-proclaimed virtue and rectitude that they cannot comprehend the idea that anyone who disagrees with them might not be amoral or even evil. History has repeatedly shown the dangers posed by those who believe unswervingly in their own rectitude, and it is a lesson being played out today with, as so often, Jews as the target - with antisemitic incidents soaring to record levels. Noting down the addresses of those who refuse to support their demands is a tactic used by totalitarians through the ages. This is Jew hate, pure and simple.