Karl Marx, the founder of Marxism, wrote an essay: the Jewish Question,
In it he details how to deal with Jews in European society, framed as a question that demanded a solution. This "question" arose from negative attitudes toward Jews as a distinct people against the backdrop of rising nationalism and the emancipation of Jews from traditional restrictions. Antisemitism manifested as various proposed "solutions," including those based on religious differences, and later evolved into racial antisemitism, which viewed Jews as an inferior race beyond redemption even if they converted.
It is the source of every single one of your arguments against jews.
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