ThatOwlWoman
Leftist Vermin
I have heard the word Goy,in the movies.I wonder if it's Yiddish,like "Gunsel"?
It is Yiddish; the plural is "goyim." A female non-Jew is a "shiksa" and no good Jewish mother wants her son to marry one. lol
I have heard the word Goy,in the movies.I wonder if it's Yiddish,like "Gunsel"?
They do it on this forum!
Not one instance of the word "nigger"?
Ruh roh and checkmate.
Remember, Goon-O will get just desserts and you'll have to sit back and watch, you phony, hand-wringing hypocrite.
Would you think anything of it if he used the term "white trash" instead of goy? I'm just trying to figure out the parameters here.
It is Yiddish; the plural is "goyim." A female non-Jew is a "shiksa" and no good Jewish mother wants her son to marry one. lol
Off Topic,leave with your childish nonsense
It is Yiddish; the plural is "goyim." A female non-Jew is a "shiksa" and no good Jewish mother wants her son to marry one. lol
Same reason we women joke around with each other and call each other and ourselves "bitches." We're taking a slur used against us, and owning it. But if a man calls a woman a bitch, then he's usually being a misogynist pig. See the difference?
I agree that in present use it is derogatory. However, it does not have the same emotional and historical impact as calling someone the n-word. Nor is it racist. Jews are not a race. Non-Jew is also not a race.
Or you could just make another sock, Mason; but then, I digress.
Would you think anything of it if he used the term "white trash" instead of goy? I'm just trying to figure out the parameters here.
Toxic doesn't discuss politics at all. She only comes to political discussion sites to bash ppl... either celebrities (who are usually black and/or female), or other board members. There's no there, there. Just an empty head full of bitterness and envy. Minty and her were just made for each other!
(Funny hint: Watch her copy/pasting deteriorate as her agitation grows!)
Another Mason sock?
More then likely.
Would that be 'racist'?
How you coming along with your assuming the last new sock is mine?
Look again at the meaning of the term:
Use of this term usually implies a contempt for non-Jews as being different from or even inferior to Jews:
If we used that term to describe a race and not a religion how would we feel about it?
I agree that in present use it is derogatory. However, it does not have the same emotional and historical impact as calling someone the n-word. Nor is it racist. Jews are not a race. Non-Jew is also not a race.