A little context, just for the hell of it.

1348: Antisemitic pogroms begin in France. Valentine’s Day 1349: Hundreds of Jews burnt to death in Strasbourg. http://t.co/2gUBVkC4wl

— CuriousLurker (@CuriousLurker) January 14, 2015

@CuriousLurker My point being antisemitism is not something new in France that arrived with immigrants.

— CuriousLurker (@CuriousLurker) January 14, 2015

Those waxing lyrical abt the French Revolution & Enlightenment concepts of “libert, galit, fraternit” should google… 1/2

— CuriousLurker (@CuriousLurker) January 14, 2015

…the Oath More Judaico, which wasn’t declared unconstitutional by the French Supreme Court until 1846. 2/2

— CuriousLurker (@CuriousLurker) January 14, 2015

Oh, and the whole Reformation thing? Martin Luther was a rabid antisemite. He wrote a book called “On the Jews and Their Lies”. Google it.

— CuriousLurker (@CuriousLurker) January 14, 2015