Perception is everything, and it relies exclusively on context. On November 28th, a visibly identifiable Jewish-Bukharian teenager was violently beaten on 108th street. The attack came a month after America witnessed a vicious Jew-hater murder helpless Jews in Pennsylvania. Fast-forward a mere 6
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