If you want to search the web for antisemitic or Holocaust denial information, you can do so directly, but those same results are now popping up on less direct terms related to Judaism despite Google’s claim that it’s “fixed the problem” through filtration and censorship. Recently, benign search terms relating to Jews will yield controversial results if you do a Google Images search. If you head to Google Images and type in “oy vey,” the suggestions will include “merchant,” “shoah,” “6 trillion,” (a reference to the belief that the holocaust casualty numbers are grossly overstated) and “shlomo”.

Stijn Verrept @StijnVerrept · Feb 24, 2020 Replying to @bsptx1 and 3 others Can you tell me exactly how ants have been used in the past as caricature for Jews? How is this a horrible caricature? I've been searching on Google but can't find any reference. So please, do enlighten me.

The Iron Mountie @SLTheAwesome I literally spent one second on google to find these images of Jews being compared to insects in Nazi propoganda and a quote from a wikipedia article literally called "Themes in Nazi propoganda". Again, your obfuscating ignorance is absolutely astounding.

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The majority of images that show up are from websites like Chinese owned Reddit, 4Chan, 8Chan, and others of a similar ilk. Clicking on any of the suggestions found under the search box will take the user down a rabbit hole of antisemitism, that devolves the deeper and deeper you venture. For example, clicking on “6 million” takes you to an addition to that term, “6 million wasn’t enough.”[13] Google has faced backlash over its algorithm’s return on these terms for years and has repeatedly increased censorship to filter out the offending results, but it seems to be having little to no effect. [14]

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This is merely another item in a Listverse list, but it offers more comic relief in the censors-can't-win-for-losing dept. Love it!

I don't know why the jew author is whining about the abovementioned wikid page....

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Themes_in_Nazi_propaganda

but am fairly overjoyed to have found this page in the search >:-D

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jewish_nose

Of course there's nothing anti-Jewish or anti-Semitic about images drawing attention to the very real problem of jew supremacism. Truth is hate to those that hate the truth!