Anonymous #2 2w

They could’ve, it’s not a slur

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Anonymous OP 2w

it’s crazy how much they genuinely use it. i thought everyone was over-exaggerating

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Anonymous #4 2w

If you use a word as a slur it becomes one. I could start calling certain ppl refrigerators and it becomes a slur

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Anonymous #4 2w

they use it like it is

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Anonymous #2 2w

The word literally means “nations” it wasn’t meant as a slur in the language

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Anonymous #3 2w

It’s just not. This is a Neo-Nazi talking point you’re falling into

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Anonymous #3 2w

I’m not Jewish (raised catholic, now agnostic) but it blows my mind so many Jewish people are insistent on dying on the hill of defending Israel’s actions. Based on all my understanding and reading there is nothing in the Torah that even comes close to defending the actions of the IDF and Netanyahu. It is bonkers to be this insistent on dying on the hill of an open ethnic cleansing, especially when the IDF has literally ADMITTED that’s what the want

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Anonymous #1 2w

It’s a loud minority of Jewish people, and when you throw on top that there are people who stand to benefit from making it look like all Jews are bad by amplifying it, you get what we see now.

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If you’re implying the word was literally created as a means to talk down to ppl like the n word and the k word, it wasn’t. These things do matter.

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Anonymous #4 2w

it’s a loud majority but ok

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Anonymous #2 2w

Like they’re obviously not “using it like it is”

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Anonymous #4 2w

No fr like Israel is doing nothing but feeding conspiracies. I have an ethnically Jewish friend who has said “if I could stop being Jewish I would” because Israel has been feeding the fires of antisemitism like crazy

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Anonymous #1 2w

I wouldn’t go so far as to say I would choose to not be Jewish, but I sure am sick and tired of being lumped in with ppl on the other side of the world who think genocide is ok bc I share vaguely the same ethnicity and religion

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Anonymous #3 2w

They weren’t saying it genuinely, more out of frustration with the situation. Similar tone to when people say “I wish the world would blow up” sarcastically

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Anonymous #1 2w

And btw we do this shit to ourselves. We have ppl in Congress sending a bajillion dollars to Israel so they can bomb kids and then act confused when ppl say bad things about us. We’re so fucked man

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Anonymous OP 2w

It’s the same as calling some a Jew btw, Jew isn’t derogatory itself but can be used in a derogatory way. Are you really so thick headed you don’t know the difference?

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Anonymous #2 2w

It’s the same word

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