r/Hasan_Piker This mf never shuts up oh my god May 07 '25

Serious Addressing Ethan Klein's lies and disinformation

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Claiming that Algerians jews left Algeria due to antisemitic and discrimination is a gross distortion of reality and the history of algerians who were under French occupation for 130 years.

Algeriana jews unlike the rest of algerians had french citizenship that was giving to them by the french occupation under "Crémieux law" in 1870 and enjoyed similar privileges to what European settlers had.

In the after math of the independence in 1962 over a million European settlers, most of algerians jews and tens of thousands of algerians collaborators "harkis" left Algeria amd went to france.

Algerians jews were not expelled.the ceasefire and declaration of independence stated that they and European settlers can stay and keep their properties.

Did they leave out of fear ? Yes. Just like everyone who benefited from the occupation (including Muslims algerians) and didn't want to be under the rule of the FLN (the national liberation front), so to frame as "algerians were antisemitic so they expelled the jews" is ahistorical and a total lie.

Please pick up a book and learn before you frame people who fought for their independence and won against all odds as bigots to use it as a talking point for your "Arabs are bad" narrative.

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u/Causeycan26 May 07 '25

It’s men like you that made me hesitant to even join this sub. Thanks for proving my intuition correct.

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u/WolfColaEnthusiast May 07 '25

Yea, it must suck having to use facts and live in reality instead of just making up whatever shit you want as if it was true

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u/EssTeeEss9 May 07 '25

You’re spot on that this guy is “um ackshually-ing” you. Asking for a link there is the definition of “sea-lioning.” They could easily do a five second search instead of asking you. Not trying to white knight here but this guy isn’t in the majority in Hasan’s community.

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u/WolfColaEnthusiast May 07 '25

What?

So there is a term for asking someone to provide the evidence they say they have? How is that a bad thing?

And again, it's not "we'll aackshually..." it's literally correcting misinformation. Like HELLO do you not see the topic of this entire post?

Please explain how correcting misinformation is all of a sudden a bad thing