Anonymous #2 5w

I was looking for this comment lol

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Anonymous #2 5w

wait do it fr. bc like i was randomly talking to this girl on my bus and she was saying she was jewish and it was so hard with anti semitism and her parents are russian immigrants and then she stopped at the nicest apartment complex in our whole city. she said she was going to law school and her parents were paying for everything. as a lower middle class person that was crazy to me bc i pay for my own apartment and school and work three jobs idk

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Anonymous OP 5w

So we gotta go back to medieval Europe where Christianity was abundant. Now in Christian law you can’t let people take money from other Christian’s and charge them more interest. Well ppl needed loans so what did the do / think of? Jewish people. They were like “Jewish ppl don’t follow Christianity so it doesn’t apply to them!” It also worked out bc Jewish ppl at the time couldn’t get a whole lotta jobs so it also worked out for them. That’s also where the Jewish banker stereotype comes from.

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Anonymous #2 5w

yeah i know that but how does that translate to 2026? like my ye old ancestors were tilling the effing fields but i’m not a potato farmer

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Anonymous OP 5w

Basically generational wealth and if that becomes the norm back then it can continue for things like job opportunities, you’d be surprised how much our modern universities are like medieval ones

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