For words that get thrown around so much, and which carry so much stigma, "anti-semitism" and "anti-semite" are pretty vague words. Is anyone who dislikes anything related to Jews an "anti-semite"? 

אמר רבי שמעון בר יוחאי: הלכה היא, כידוע שעשיו שונא ליעקב

So why not say Esau instead of "anti-semite"?
It's shorter and arguably more elegant.

I didn't coin the term, and I personally think it is stupid as some of our worst enemies are also "Semites". Also it is always the Jews furthest alienated from Judaism that constantly whine about antisemitism. Foxman and his Anti Defecation League wouldn't know a Jewish value if one landed on their heads. To them, that is what being Jewish is all about (that and helping every oppressed minority (human and animal) except your fellow Jews) pouring every last penny into Holocaust memorials and museums not realizing that they are far more responsible for the destruction of the Jewish people than the Nazis were...

I once heard a peshat in the brocha "shelo asani goy" that it means that shelo asani AL YEDI goy, that our identity shouldn't be determined by what the goyim say and do. Our Judaism should be from INSIDE, because that is who we are and that is what we believe, not because we have no choice because the goyim will oppress us anyway.... Many Jews don't have any self-identity, their very existence is combating anti-semetism, THAT is their entire religion and reason for being.

Al kol panim, as far as I'm concerned the word "goyim" is more than sufficient......

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Is dislike of Jews equal to anti-Semitism?

There are opinion polls in which people are asked to respond whether they feel "sympathy" "antipathy" or "neutrality" towards a particular nation. Would you say all those who declare "antipathy" towards Jews are anti-Semitic or is anti-Semitism something more elaborate and specific, something different from the kind of "dislikes" one may feel towards other groups?