Yes, words have meaning. No matter the meaning of the word "semitism", the word "ANTI-SEMITISM" is used to denote hostility to, prejudice, or discrimination against Jews since WW2. You know, you antisemitic bigot, words seems to change and English is a living language that evolves, and anti semitism just happens to means that right now since fucking 1945 or even before.

And about all y'all saying that "we don't hate Jews, we just hate zionism!" yeah you have the right to hate zionism. However zionists have a right to exist, the same way as American nationalists. But you're spreading conspiracy theories, blaming always zionists of literally everything in the world, and even tho its not directly antisemitism, its most likely to be actually antisemitism. Like holocaust denial. Why don't you deny holodomor? Because you don't want to make seem communism and stalinism seem less bad? But you want Hitler to seem less bad!

But actually I've seen actual direct antisemitism, like people assuming I'm a Jew because of my views, and in the same sentence assuming I'm "rotting the world" because you think I'm a jew, and also saying things like "soy don't want you to know, rabbi" or whatever who denote Jewish terms in a negative manner.