Greetings!

What an incredible way of speaking concerning a theme like this. It’s materialistic, externalising, generalising and stigmatising, etc. Exactly the kind of terminology we could use for... racism.

I would almost include to specify the stigmatising as being anti-Semitic/Jewish, which it is, but that hasn’t anything to do with racism.

Anyway, I somehow hope it’s written like so intentionally (although I do not see any good reason or benefit in it neither) ...

It’s outreagious to define human beings into categories, perhaps even more with the three categories like these and saying:

Quote: --------- "

1. White person
2. Non white person
3. White supremacist

Everyone in the universe is one of those three types of people." --------

But, that said,

Quote: ------ "People who classify themselves as "Jews" are often among the most sophisticated users of words" -------

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Why?

And what is this "ask questions about... etc..." (see quote below)?

Quote: ------------------ "(2) Are you a white person that practices white supremacy racism?
If the anwser to question (2) is NO.....
ask questions about the difference between a white person and a white person that practices racism white supremacy." -----------------------------

Anyway, any Jew who would say he/she/they is/are victim of racism or something like that should ask him/herself how come he/she doesn’t know the basic fact that being Jewish hasn’t anything to do with "race" (like the nazi’s believe for instance).

And yes, good question: what do you mean with "white person", or "black person", or "whatever -color person"? What does it say/mean/imply?

Next: ...any Jew would tell you that being Jewish is not necessarily connected with belief (Judaism), etc. In fact, an a-theist humanist can be a Jew just as much as an orthodox Jew is.

Quote: ------------ "You can sometimes soften them up by asking them if they are a NIG*** But just keep choppin, you will get an answer." ------------------

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What kind of speech is this? --- "...soften them up, asking them if they are a NIG***, etc. ..." ---

Imo, this whole (copy-pasted) post has nothing to do with conscioussness, with increasing peace and justice, etc. and it's not the proper (effective) way to approach the subject of racism and/or white supremacy.

However, to me, when people are speaking in generalising and stigmatising terms of "they" and "them", "the", etc. ... I say you’d better stay away from these people speaking like that (not literally per se but at least from such beliefs)...

Quote: ----------------- "As an example of how good Jews are with words,..." ------------------------

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Clearly anti-Semitic/Jewish (in the context as used).

Quote: ------------ "SIR, CAN A JEW BE A RACIST?"

See what I mean?

If you are confused, go back and read the answer[b] the Jew gave.

If he says "NO", well, good, you now have it from a Jew that Jews can't practice racism and any Jew who does is just a White supremacist with a "Jew hat" on." ------------------------

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Now, why would anyone believe that Jews should believe that those who are Jewish cannot be (-come) racist? Of course they believe they CAN.
A "white" -skincolored Jew who pratices "white supremacist racism" is a "white-skincolored supremacist Jewish racist".

In peace,
Rosh.