As a wise man once said: There is whats true. There is whats known. And then there is whats perceived. There is about 1-3% of the public who know about nepotism, or are at least unafraid to speak about it. (this includes other "minority" groups engaging in it too, such as in indian business owners funded by u.s. tax dollars, u.s. construction companies employing illegal mexican labor, muslim political collusion in both politics and business, etc.) Consistently I've found the lowerbound for being at least *comfortable* discussing judaism as just-another-group is itself between 1-2%. Enough to make a trend. So the most important takeway is knowing and perceiving. Theres a lot of people out there who at least *perceive* something is off, something is wrong, with the way things work, and the "white guy" on television, like cuomo, ranting about "us whites!" and "as a white person I feel all whites are bad." 1-3% of them at least know something is way off about this whole rhetorical pattern and it doesn't sit well with them. The best way to see it is simply to discuss it one on one or bring it up in small groups. The preferred ethnic group of middle-men social managers that bureaucratically run the west, are slowly coming to the realization that they haven't in fact rooted out or stomped out the desire for true freedom of expression, and rational thinking (regardless of the conclusions it leads to). And this **terribly scares and horrifies them** precisely because any group in power seeks to actively suppress its critics and those that oppose them ideologically. Some groups are naturally more fanatical about it then others.