Ye named 'Anti-Semite of the Year' by Jewish rights group

Kanye West, who now goes by the more easily spelled name Ye, has been making news after his anti-Semitic comments over the past several months. For his great efforts at being disliked by more than just Jews, a Jewish watchdog group has awarded the rap performer the title of "Anti-Semite of the Year," an honor that often goes to mucky-muck ayatollahs, neo nazis and general a-holes.

But now that anti-white racism is acceptable, even to woke self-loathing, virtue-signaling white folks, what's a little anti-Semitism among racist cretins?

“Jew hatred is already out of control in the United States and the last thing we need is a celebrity like Kanye to add fuel to that fire,” Liora Rez, the executive director for Stop Antisemitism, told TMZ.

The sad truth is, Jew hatred is very much a global phenomenon because those who practice it, are clueless of the long-term implications and how it will effect everyone. The other truth is, it isn't only Jew hatred, but also Jew envy that comprises anti-Semitism.

That included Ye's threat to go “death con [DEFCON] 3” on Jews on Oct. 8, wanting his children to learn about Chanukah instead of Kwanza because “at least it will come with some financial engineering,” and insinuating that Sean “Diddy” Combs was contacting Ye on behalf of Jewish Hollywood and media executives.

Those comments were enough for Adidas — a company founded by a former member of Germany’s Nazi party — to break their relationship with the 45-year-old rapper in October. 

We still don't know about Candace Owens' relationship with Ye.

Ye had even gone on to say that he “likes Hitler” and sees good things about the authoritarian Nazi regime in an interview with conspiracy theorist Alex Jones earlier this month

Ye was suspended from Twitter for posting a Star of David that had a swastika in the middle. 

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