Actually I would say yes it is anti-semitic. But I wonder if anyone has asked Krakra is he has some dislike for Jews as I'm positive that in this case anti-semitic refers to Jews and not anyone else.
The reason is simple, why get upset over one thing of many? Like a hidden tax, it's not that he's bothered by hidden tax at all, just that this particular one, (which isn't really at tax at all but instead a value added service) is attached to Jews or not to put to fine a point on it, the Jewish faith.
A simple remedy is to act as an educated consumer and look at what you buy, and simply refuse to buy something that it Kosher. But instead, He goes out of his way to make a stink about it and refuses to enact the simple remedy for himself.
The reason is suspect in that take the road of higher resistance, indicates the choice to make an extra effort to prove a point. And while he does prove the point, one must question the motive for doing so. Once you set about to do this, Occam's Razor shows the man behind the curtain has an agenda and it's plain to see what it is.
Now that said, it would be simple to wipe that hypothesis away like so much chaff in the wind, by stating a reasonable alternative to that, which there are a number of, yet as far as I see here, that hasn't occurred and so, goes to further affirm the hypothesis.
The reason is simple, why get upset over one thing of many? Like a hidden tax, it's not that he's bothered by hidden tax at all, just that this particular one, (which isn't really at tax at all but instead a value added service) is attached to Jews or not to put to fine a point on it, the Jewish faith.
A simple remedy is to act as an educated consumer and look at what you buy, and simply refuse to buy something that it Kosher. But instead, He goes out of his way to make a stink about it and refuses to enact the simple remedy for himself.
The reason is suspect in that take the road of higher resistance, indicates the choice to make an extra effort to prove a point. And while he does prove the point, one must question the motive for doing so. Once you set about to do this, Occam's Razor shows the man behind the curtain has an agenda and it's plain to see what it is.
Now that said, it would be simple to wipe that hypothesis away like so much chaff in the wind, by stating a reasonable alternative to that, which there are a number of, yet as far as I see here, that hasn't occurred and so, goes to further affirm the hypothesis.