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Your recent comment, "I don't like Jews" isn't a political opinion or a debate position, it's a blanket statement against people based on their identity. That's different from disagreeing with a policy or a public figure; it's about who someone is.
Even said casually, slipped in between comments like "I like apples" and "raccoons are black," that kind of line works to make bigotry seem low-stakes or unremarkable. It can make Jewish members (or others) feel unwelcome or unsafe, even if no one individual is named.
Consider this an official warning.