Loxism (lok’sizm )
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Loxism (lok’ sizm )
NOUN
- The belief that Jews are superior in human character or ability to non-Jews.
- Discrimination, prejudice, and hate expressed by Jews against non-Jews.
ETYMOLOGY:
Latin, derived from Tacitus: “The customs of the Jews are base and abominable and owe their persistence to their depravity. Jews are extremely loyal to one another, always ready to show compassion, but towards every other people they feel only hate and enmity.”
21 August, 2006 at 9:24 am
Tacitus: AWESOME!
another intellectual giant of the White Race.
a worthy member of the pantheon of Aryan heroes!
we need many more Aryans like HIM!
He named the KIKE and stood for what was right and what was WHITE!
21 August, 2006 at 2:06 pm
These are great points, and we need to counter-attack Jews with psychological warfare as they do us. They constantly use negative associations to describe White racialists. We should do the same to them, putting them in a morally inferior position.
21 August, 2006 at 3:26 pm
I’d submit this to urbandictionary.com, (a highly-trafficked internet meme and neologism repository) but I don’t see a snowball’s chance in hell of it making its way past that site’s moderation queue. It might be worth a try, though…
We need to find a way to rapidly inject this term into the larger consciousness.
21 August, 2006 at 3:57 pm
Loxism isn’t catching on, Linder. What’s wrong with just using the word Semitism?
21 August, 2006 at 5:40 pm
Tacitus also said, “WHERE THEY MAKE DESOLATION, THEY CALL IT PEACE”. Obviously he foresaw the MADE-IN-ZOG debacle ongoing in Iraq and Afghanistan.
21 August, 2006 at 6:33 pm
the only peace the jews can create is the peace of the dead goyim.
21 August, 2006 at 10:22 pm
I believe “loxism” is very effective term. The jew hysterics make terms like “semitism” unusuable, besides it’s offensive to Arabs who are the good guys in the Middle East.
22 August, 2006 at 12:06 am
Someone on VNN suggested “hebism” or “hebeism”, which I still believe is more effective than the term loxism. The latter elicits thoughts of tasty, spicy food, and not of foreboding or evil.
22 August, 2006 at 1:39 am
I associate ‘loxism’ and ‘loxist’ with spoiled or toxic fish, food poisoning and gastroenteritis.
22 August, 2006 at 7:12 am
There is the Latin word “locis”, used in the original Latin text of Tacitus, which you quoted in English. The root word “loc-” does have interesting possible origins. A parasitic poisoner?
23 August, 2006 at 2:19 pm
how about JEWISH PARACITISM?
i don’t like LOXISM for some reason.
23 August, 2006 at 10:21 pm
They’re Not Human, They’re Not Even People, They’re Fuckin’ JEWZ!
So what do you think of me regarding my opinion?
Now hold that thought you jew licking hypocrite…
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Zionist Racism Exposed Again
“…They’re Not Human Beings, They are Not People, They are Arabs!”
By Punyapriya Dasgupta
8-23-6
NEW DELHI — Israel’s ambassador in New Delhi, David Danieli, sees Hezbollah as something akin to a scorpion (Times of India, 28 July). His is not much of a new invention. Other Israelis in responsible positions have made similar statements before. A few days earlier, Dan Gillerman, Israeli representative at UN, regretted Kofi Annan’s failure to mention that the Hezbollah was a bunch of “ruthless, indiscriminate animals”.
During its First Lebanon War in 1982 Israel’s chief of staff Rafael Eitan was gleeful that he had shoved the Palestinian ” drugged cockroaches” into a bottle.
To Menahem Begin, chief author of the Deir Yassin massacre, who went on to become Israel’s prime minister and get a Nobel peace prize, the Palestinians were “two-legged beasts”. Immediately after the 1967 war Robin Maxwell-Hyslop, a British Conservative, recounted in the House of Commons a conversation he had with David Hacohen, one-time Israeli ambassador to Burma. As related by Maxwell-Hyslop, Hacohen “spoke with great intemperance and at great length about the Arabs. When he drew breath I was constrained to say: “Dr Hacohen, I am profoundly shocked that you should speak of other human beings in terms similar to those in which Julius Streicher [notorious Nazi propagandist] spoke of the Jews. Have you learned nothing?” I shall remember his reply to my dying day. He smote the table with both hands and said: “But they are not human beings, they are not people, they are Arabs”.” One of the many things Israeli spokesmen seem incapable of realizing is that abuse is no substitute for reason. Israel has amassed much military prowess but remains very poor in logic.
Facts cry out against Israel. The root cause of the present war in Lebanon is, according to the Israelis and Americans, in the capture of one Israeli soldier by Hamas and two by Hezbollah. Not true. It is in the original sin of the partition of Palestine by UN against all moral, historical, demographic, legal reasons. The General Assembly’s non-binding Resolution 181 envisaged an astonishingly intricate carving of Palestine into seven pieces to make 608,000 (half of them illegal immigrants) of a total population of 1,935,000 the majority in the biggest possible area. This was the warrant the Israelis needed to begin their relentless drive to restoration of their “historical frontiers” i.e., from the Mediterranean to the Jordan river through the instrumentality of calculated massacres and wars and incredible mendacity.
Had Israel stopped even at the pre-June 1967 lines there would have been no 1973 war, no Lebanon wars, no Hezbollah, no intifadas. Hezbollah was born of the need for an effective resistance to the Israeli juggernaut after the Arab armies had repeatedly failed. Hezbollah ran the Israelis off from Lebanon, excepting Shaaba Farms, a tiny patch Israel treats as a part of the Syrian Golan Heights it conquered and annexed. To the people in the Arab world Hezbollah is their David confronting the Israeli Goliath. Hezbollah’s standing firm and inflicting substantial losses on the world’s fourth mightiest force this time has heightened Arab expectations.
Mr Danieli’s many accusations against Hezbollah include “inventing” the Israeli enemy. The wrong end of the stick. Political invention is an Israeli art. Remember Golda Meir’s statement that there was no such thing as a Palestinian people  “they did not exist”? Hezbollah was reckoning with unceasing Israeli violations of Lebanese sovereignty Israel’s peace activists say they had watched with alarm the deliberateness behind the Israel’s latest war and soldiers admit they had rehearsed the offensives .
Mr Danieli stigmatizes Hezbollah as terrorists. How does he explain the proud confession of Yitzhak Shamir, one-time terrorist and twice prime minister of Israel: “Neither Jewish ethics nor Jewish tradition can disqualify terrorism as a means of combat”? Mr Danieli’s claim about his government’s “calculated restraint” sounds terribly ironic with the current proportion of eight Lebanese dying for each Israeli.
Punyapriya Dasgupta is a journalist – siliserh@yahoo.co.in
26 August, 2006 at 1:26 am
I’m sorry, but loxism doesn’t sound very good. And it sounds artificial. Semitism would be much better.
Some say racism is also artificial; well, at least it comes from “race.” Loxism comes from fish. It’s not a school of fish but a pack of Jews that are the problem.
14 September, 2012 at 7:54 am
I like the term, “loxism”. It sounds literate and not abusive.
The “Etymology” part above doesn’t really give us the etymology. What are the word’s Latin roots?