@Finn dAbuzz,
In my (secular Jewish) opinion, many of the pundits are not being intellectually honest (or are not aware) that the epithets about Jews, that a radio host was saying that some of the Neo-Nazis were chanting (Jews will take all our jobs), neatly ignores the reality that Jews often are preferred by the Gentile in charge, since Jews tend not to be jealous of a Gentile's position of power, and serve him or her loyally. However, again in my opinion, successful Gentiles know the jealousy amongst his own brethren, and feel his own might plot his/her downfall. In effect, blaming Jews for being loyal to the head Gentile (aka, the court Jew of yesteryear) is not something to be said. Instead blame the Jew for his non-jealous nature towards the head Gentile. (read oy gevalt - woe is me).
I also think the counter-protesters, for all their high moral ground, likely find Jews en masse too different to really associate with on any ongoing basis. Not to mention the current pretext of Progessives for Jew hating due to the Jewish pro-Israel stance (ignoring the need for Israel to fight four wars against Arab armies bent on pushing them into the sea, and the current ho-hum attitude about any Jew getting stabbed in Israel for the humiliation of making Palestinians a source of wariness, resulting in "checkpoints"). In other words, Jewish lives don't really matter to the left or the right. I think this reflects that Gentiles, for all their being on opposite sides of an issue, really only value the opinion of a fellow Gentile; a Jewish opinion is just a priori of little interest.
Also, is it of interest that if one doesn't agree with another), one is supposed to hate the person with an opposing viewpoint, rather than just not want to associate with that other person? That is where I have heard co-workers say that Jews that don't act friendly to Gentiles are just getting back (dislike) what they give. So short-sighted, in my opinion. Many Jews just want to not associate with many. It's just self-aggrandizment, in my opinion, to think one must be liked, and there's no room for just discomfort on the part of anyone to avoid another. In other words, Jews having been pariahs for two millenia, have learned how to be shunned, and it means little on a personal basis. Why can't non-Jews (the "G" key is hard to capitalize) learn what allowed Jews to survive in a hostile Europe for two millenia?
If anything, we might be seeing the results of a college education being for the masses, rather than for the folks that aspire to maintaining or achieving a certain social class. Take a survey of the number of tatoos on college students; that will make my point.