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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]On a side note, I don't think I'd even know which of my friends are Jewish. Do we give out a signal to each other?[/quote] You don't know which friends are Jewish? That's like saying you don't know which ones are black. Being Jewish in many cases is not just being religious; it's a culture. Stop pretending to be oh so Liberal and God-blind. If you don't talk about this, you're not really friends.[/quote] Do you seriously not see the difference? For your example, to not know which of your friends are black, you'd have to be blind.[/quote] Jew here. It's not as easy as you think, my friend. Just because someone has a big nose or frizzy hair doesn't mean they are Jewish. They could be Italian. The name game is getting harder as well. Berg isn't necessarily Jewish anymore. Neuroses are common among all religions. My comments are offensive? Well, so is yours. You see, Black is a skin color. While Jewish is a religion. There are people of every religion in most countries in the world. Black Jews, white Jews, blonde Jews, red headed Jews... Why do you think it's so easy to look at someone and identify their religion? [/quote] PP must have Jewdar if it's that easy [/quote]
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