Also agree that there's some anti-semitism creeping in though - ditto on the other, much larger thread. I have to wonder if there'd have been quite so many posts if these had been about any other minority community
Yes, I had been wondering how many of these comments would have been removed if they had been made about "black people" or "Muslims" or "gays". It seems that the powers that be are less interested in standards when it comes to comments about Jewish people.
I think that people need to bear in mind, also, that they are ranting and raving about an incident about which their only information is a police force who have so far proven they cannot even count, and media reports that have their own agenda and are therefore unreliable. What we actually know, and actually all that is relevant, is a group of people broke the lockdown and the police dealt with it. Pretty much everything else is sensationalist window dressing at best, and deliberate racism at worst.
When I first saw the revised numbers involved (not that anyone should have been there - I am not excusing anyone breaking the law) a fleeting thought did cross my mind that the Met Police have always been rather bad at maths. Usually it involves downsizing the size of demonstrations from many thousands to a few thousand. How odd that on this occasion they upsized it. 150 and 400 look so very different.