Anyone know?
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Frumious_Bandersnatch_46 — 15 years ago(January 11, 2011 03:45 AM)
LATER:
Okay. I'll give you the possibility that saying, "He is a Jew." isn't as pejorative today as it would have been 40+ years ago.
Do I also have to give
blador-1
credit for not knowing how to find the capital letters on his keyboard?
(He failed to capitalize both "Jew" and "German".)
"The time has come," the Walrus said, "To talk of many things,"
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patimarsters1934 — 12 years ago(October 28, 2013 05:14 PM)
For bugger's sake. Jew! Jewish! For years, I never understood all of the hatred directed towards Jewish people. Frankly, I still don't. From what I remember being told, after asking, Jews were blamed for the death of Jesus (wasn't he Jewish?) So, an entire people, was blamed for someone's death. Is that right? Religion, and religious-sanctioned hatred, boggles and disgusts me at the same time. Anyway, back to David Schwimmer's ethnicity. If 'Jew was said with malice, then it was inappropriate. But if stated as simple fact, what's the problem?
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