It's been barely over two weeks since rapper and entrepreneur Kanye West ("Ye") began his public embrace of anti-Semitism, and since Candace Owens decided to explain to Jewish people that Ye's deranged rantings were not, in fact, anti-Semitic. One would hope to live in a world where age-old tropes and outright bigotry, such as that which Ye has been continuing to spout over the past two and a half weeks, would not be considered acceptable in any sort of civilized company. Alas. While it is disturbing that the responses to these outbursts have run the gamut from condemnation to validation,...