4 December, 2020
Jews and Their Jewishness
Posted by Socrates in 'anti-Semitism', Jewish behavior versus White behavior, Jewish brain features, Jewish chosenness, Socrates at 11:18 am | 
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I’ve noticed a curious thing about Jews over the years.
When you first meet a Jew, he will, somehow, let you know that he’s a Jew. It’s almost like he has to, for some deep emotional reason; perhaps not immediately, but soon after you meet; he’ll drop a “my rabbi said such-and-such” comment or he’ll mention his bar mitzvah, or something. He’ll let you know he’s a Jew, somehow, some way. Sooner or later.
But, if you, a gentile, “out” him by telling other gentiles that he’s a Jew, he’ll accuse you of anti-Semitism.
In other words, he can and will “out” himself as a Jew, but you can’t “out” him, or else you hate Jews.
4 December, 2020 at 3:55 pm
I start from the possition that ‘I hate Jews’.