Comments by "Cinderball" (@cinderball1135) on "Chief Rabbi attacks Labour Party forcing Jeremy Corbyn to defend record on anti-Semitism" video.

I just haven't ever understood where the volume of antisemitism claims was coming from. What actual incidents are they referring to?
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@lecorsaire2283 The BBC in particular seems determined to make it look as though the two sides are evenly matched - even though one is reasonable politician, and the other is a snot-flinging toddler.
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Given the volume of "allegations", I'd expect to know something about what happened.
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@Iamtilersscreeminganger The overwhelming bulk of your post is about the reaction to the antisemitism - you have not, in fact, provided more than a couple of particulars of specific incidents.
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@Iamtilersscreeminganger Why not point me to a specific incident that I can look up, with at least a name or a place. Don't give me reams and reams - give me just a paragraph, so I can check it out.
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@acasccseea4434 Conversely however, it gives unwarranted oxygen to obviously-wrong points of view, such as people who believe vaccines cause autism, or people who believe climate change isn't real. They can find a random politician to support one side, and an expert to represent the thousands of other experts for the other - and yet both opinions will be given equal weighting by the program - perpetuating the very misinformation the program was ostensibly trying to debunk.
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I've seen countless reports that "there are allegations", but I'm still none the wiser as to what they allege happened.
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