I am unfamiliar with Jewcy, so I have no idea whether this post should be taken seriously or not. I do feel like making a couple points, though.

First of all, I resent a gentile conservative telling me how I should feel about any issue. That's offensive. It's hard enough with all the Jews telling other Jews how they are supposed to feel about controversial issues.

As to the issue of Latinos being a race, you are showing your ignorance by translating "Raza" as "Race." Its meaning is closer to "the people." Race in English has much stronger connotations of genetic differences that are not implied by the term "Raza." I certainly don't see how you can say that Latinos would be more antisemitic than the average white republican. Look at New York and Los Angeles, two cities where Jews and Latinos seem to get along pretty well.

How you can argue for the complete exclusion of Muslims from the United States is beyond me.  That kind of talk, of excluding any faith group or ethnicity, is so antithetical to my view of what this country stands for.