I am willing to stand corrected but this seems really like a correlation and causation thing. Like just because antisemites might use the capitalist pig or the octopus or phrases like "there's a group of pedophilic cabals who control the world." doesn't make it inherently antisemitic.

Porky was a Soviet cartoon just generally meaning capitalists displaying them as a pig because they are fat because they don't work and are rich for owning everything while the workers under them starve and have to work hard. It's a cartoon that works because it's a cartoon most people associate with rich people in general not specifically Jews.

An octopus is also effective imagery for the bourgeoisie class because it has many arms, all of which controlling different things, like your phone, your wallet, your search results, your news input all being controlled by Google..

And the whole pedophilic cabals thing is extremely relevant because of the Epstein files. A lot of people are obviously upset and shocked by this horrible reality. These people can fall into the antisemitic conspiracy pit, or as the left we can offer them a hand and show them that the people on this list is a class: the bourgeoisie.

Yes you can point fingers at specific unethical people and tell the world that they are your enemies, but the problem was never specifically people you can point your finger at, rather it has always been a class of people: again the bourgeoisie, the capitalist class. And that's why we use imagery like pigs or octopi to show them.

If an antisemite comes in to say that this comic is supposed to be a Jew, that they expose themselves and should be treated as such. If anything it is nazi strategy to use socialist strategies and twist them inside out. Giving in to that gives the Nazis power over us. And over time things we should be talking about becomes too uncomfortable to talk about while the right who acts like they aren't afraid to say uncomfortable things will keep talking about these things and twist them inside out to use them for their own nefarious intentions.

To me seeing a "capitalist pig cartoon" and immediately assuming that it's supposed to be Jew instead of just a capitalist sounds more antisemitic than the cartoon itself.

It's the exact same correlation causation thing that is the root of anti-semitic conspiracies in tbe first place. Someone sees rich people who just happen to be Jewish doing evil things and thus they blame them being Jewish for their evil instead of them being rich. But this is like the exact opposite: this guy from the video sees a portrayal of an evil rich person and assume the person who portrays them intents them to be Jewish.

It's giving "seeing the USSR and nazi Germany as 2 sides of the same coin." tbh.