As a New Yorker, my experience is that these skinheads are probably marginal. I don’t see them attacking Jews or causing violence on a daily basis. I do see blacks and Latinos doing this, though. I quote from the Washington Post: ADL surveys show that “approximately 12 percent of Americans hold deeply entrenched anti-Semitic views.” However, over 30% of African Americans and Latinos hold such views. Given that they are almost 30% of the population, this suggests that of the 12% of Americans who hold deeply entrenched anti-Semitic views, 9% or so are African Americans or Latinos. This means, in turn, of the 70% or so of the population that is not African American or Latino, only 3% hold deeply entrenched anti-Semitic views. Put another way, less than 5% of whites, Asians, and “others” (including Native Americans) combined hold deeply entrenched anti-Semitic views, compared to over 30% of African Americans and Latinos–or at least that’s the difference in percentages of those willing to express anti-Semitic attitudes to pollsters. Regardless, it seems odd given these numbers that Jews seem especially concerned about mostly phantom anti-Semitism emanating from white evangelical Christians, while being less concerned about anti-Semitism in core Democratic constituencies.
Jews who live in areas like Crown Heights, Williamsburg, some areas of Flatbush, etc. deal with abuse on a daily basis from blacks, and we can’t forget that Black Lives Matter is anti Israel and pro-BDS, and that civil rights activists including Stokely Carmichael and Louis Farrakhan, Al Sharpton, Jesse Jackson, Andrew Young, Thomas Lopez Pierre, Nation of Islam, National Action Network, Leonard Jeffries, etc. all hate us deeply.
Not that I’m discounting the danger of these Nazis, but the other side hates us as much.
The concentration camps and the gulags both sought to kill us, and we won.