Anonymous #1 11w

The term means anyone that isn’t Jewish though, seems a bit supremacist to me minority or not

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Anonymous OP 11w

Yea in this case “non Jewish “ is the majority group, the way “white people” are the majority in the US

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Anonymous #1 11w

And it seems they are complaining about non Jews posting in /dominating a Jewish space

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Anonymous #1 11w

IMO the Jewish yak is a Zionist circle jerk hiding behind Jewish identity. Why else delete any and all posts that directly point out what Israel is doing? I think it’s quite antisemitic to equate what the Israeli state does to innocent people with all Jewish people

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Anonymous OP 11w

It might be. But regardless if you are not Jewish you are not entitled to be centered in a Jewish space.

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Anonymous #1 11w

Not once did I ask to, which is why I posted here (also this is yikyak there is no such thing as a closed community, if you want to live in an echo chamber there are plenty of other platforms for that)

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Anonymous #1 11w

And I understand why it would be frustrating to a minority space when members of the majority feel entitled to ownership over it

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Anonymous OP 11w

I mean the post is them being annoyed with non Jews posting in the Jewish forum. I think that’s valid tbh

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Anonymous #1 11w

So if someone said “the kafir are exhausting” or “the heretics are exhausting” in the Muslim and Christian communities respectively, that would be fine?

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Anonymous #2 11w

Goyim does not mean heretics lol. It’s literally just a word for non Jew. Same as if a black person said white people are exhausting or Hispanic person said gringos are exhausting

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Anonymous #2 11w

If a bunch of Christian’s started posting in the Muslim space yea they would have every right to say the Christian’s are exhausting

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