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More complex: "We tried to warn you, they made you hate us, do you deserve this?" or "what harsh lessons have we learned?" or simply a single pluralized word: "Jews".

The less details, the better, these should be ambiguous, anonymous, yet clearly understandable.

Other ideas:

"Those who preach equality seek supremacy", "those who represent love against hate also represent another kind of hate against another kind of love", "you call your hate "love" and their love "hate"", "They used your morality to destroy you", etc.

all along these lines, a simple ambiguous line that causes people to think about things they routinely ignore, or assume they have all worked out.

A short question, a short statement, some philosophical insight - particularly the use of postmodernist logic against those who disagree with us politically, especially those who are already prone to a postmodernist mode of thought.

Anti-postmodernism, following postmodern logic into the post-postmodern conclusion, where everything swing right around to our view, the view that is actually most in line with the lessons of nature and reality as revealed by science and philosophy.