Quote Originally Posted by Beskar View Post
If we use the 2017 YouGov survey to the question: "British Jewish people chase money more than other British people",

True (Voter Sample)
Conservative: 27%
Labour: 14%
Lib Dem: 19%

Not True (Voter Sample)
Conservative: 45%
Labour: 60%
Lib Dem: 61%


That appears to indicate that those who vote Conservative are most likely to agree with antisemitic remarks than Labour voters given the sample used.

My point is that the claims of antisemitism is rather biased against Labour specifically, perhaps due Corbyn's views on topics such as Palestine, when similar arguments on antisemitism can be made against the Conservatives.
I've seen this sort of poll before, and whilst this does indicate a certain level of racism there are acould of things to note:

1. 26% of Labour voters declined to answer.

2. 28% of Conservative voters declined to answer

3. 20% of Lib-Dems declined to answer.

4. Given the above there's a significant margin of error to the Con and Lab views, and this is probably confounded by the fact that Labour voters may feel group pressure to answer a certain way more so than Conservatives - especially when they know their party is getting hammered over the issue.

5. Whilst the averacious Jew is a nasty trope it's significantly less dangerous than the Rothschild Conspiracy, which is the more common form of Left-Wing antisemitism.