hmmmm. Maybe what I wrote left some ambiguity about what I meant. I'm not trying to imply that everyday anti-semitism isn't a thing. I'm wondering whether it's deemed socially acceptable to raise anti-semitic notions publicly-- in much the same way that Roy Moore suggested that Muslims can't be senators or that people questioned whether JFK would report to the Pope. And my observation was that I hadn't seen any public religion-based attacks on Sanders.

I hope no one reads that as an equivocation on whether jewish people face real discrimination -- they do.

Also, what's this business about Long Island? are there lots of anti-semites in Long Island?