Anonymous #1 1w

It literally is the same meaning except one is in Hebrew. Making goy a derogatory word is a classic antisemitic tactic. Go take your bull somewhere else.

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Anonymous OP 1w

I’m Jewish, I think the term is outdated and many take offense to it, think of it like how the term that rhymes with “tree grow” and was used for African Americans used to not be offensive

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Anonymous #1 1w

It’s not outdated. It’s literally the same meaning as gentile just in Hebrew. It sounds like you just take offense with Hebrew. How is the word in English okay but the word in Hebrew problematic. You have just been gaslit by fuckwads looking to find offense where there is none. How about you stop policing me on words from my culture and pick a different issue to virtue signal on.

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Anonymous OP 1w

I am jewish so don’t say “my culture” I think the term is outdated

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Anonymous #1 1w

Your opinion doesn’t mean you can speak for others.

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Anonymous #1 1w

If you think it’s outdated then you don’t use it. I don’t.

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Anonymous OP 1w

Ok, by that logic every slur is not outdated

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Anonymous #1 1w

Got is not a slur. It literally is just Hebrew for nation and is used to describe non Jews. Is being not Jewish a slur? Make it make sense. If you have no problem with gentile then there is no problem with goy. Literally when I google is goy a slur the only people agreeing are neo nazis. If that fits for you I guess it’s a slur for you.

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Anonymous OP 1w

A non small amount of us call non Jews “goy” in a derogatory way

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Anonymous #1 1w

okay, you can believe what you want but don’t push that onto others. you can prefer to call people gentiles, but those who natively speak hebrew will call people goys as well as people who speak yiddish. it’s not a derogatory term nor should it be seen as a slur. it’s literally a word to describe non-jews, just as gentiles is.

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Anonymous #2 1w

I know but we need to at least spread the word that goy is not a derogatory term

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