Comment About My Inner-Jew Is NOT Anti-Semitic
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Side 1 says...
So I was having this conversation with my buddy while we were walking down 4th to grab lunch yesterday and I stopped and picked up a dime. As I picked it up someone ran into me and I called him an asshole. We got into a 5 minute verbal battle but no physical. Well as much fun as that was little did I know I was about to have a bigger fight with my friend.
After the guy left, my friend asks me if it was worth it to pick up the dime. I, still a little put-off, told him "I guess it was the inner-Jew in me." I'm Italian.
He is not Jewish either but a huge Lib. Anyway he goes on bitching at me because he feels I'm being anti-semitic and racist and goes as far to call me Mel Gibson.
I said it between friends. It wasn't a huge deal to me. I don't cry like a blithering idiot when someone calls me a dego. I dunno. I guess stereotyping is just built into his blackness. Yes, my friend is black. If I was such a racist, why is he my friend.
My point is they are just words. I did not go up to someone I didn't know personally and call them a dirty Jew. To me it's just an expression. And I told him I wouldn't do it again but he still is a little annoyed.
So I asked him if we were in a restaurant and I said "Do you like their chicken?" would that be stereotyping him because he is black or just because I wanted his opinion on the chicken, he said he would take it as a racist remark. WTF?
I think he's the one who's harboring hate here. Tell me I'm wrong.
After the guy left, my friend asks me if it was worth it to pick up the dime. I, still a little put-off, told him "I guess it was the inner-Jew in me." I'm Italian.
He is not Jewish either but a huge Lib. Anyway he goes on bitching at me because he feels I'm being anti-semitic and racist and goes as far to call me Mel Gibson.
I said it between friends. It wasn't a huge deal to me. I don't cry like a blithering idiot when someone calls me a dego. I dunno. I guess stereotyping is just built into his blackness. Yes, my friend is black. If I was such a racist, why is he my friend.
My point is they are just words. I did not go up to someone I didn't know personally and call them a dirty Jew. To me it's just an expression. And I told him I wouldn't do it again but he still is a little annoyed.
So I asked him if we were in a restaurant and I said "Do you like their chicken?" would that be stereotyping him because he is black or just because I wanted his opinion on the chicken, he said he would take it as a racist remark. WTF?
I think he's the one who's harboring hate here. Tell me I'm wrong.
Added by h00pla (male)
Side 2 says...
Dude is totally a hater. It's those types of comments that make people hat more. He's not a Jew and shouldn't be talking like that. I don't talk in ebonics or any inner-city language. Should he be able to talk like that to me as a joke? No.
I guess I got tired of it all. He makes these remarks about every race. He doesn't just pick one or two. I guess I have to give him credit for picking on whites too. I admit there are many white people I don't like because of the way they look at me and treat me. Even if I'm thinking about calling them crackers or "Anns" white women I won't say it to anyone.
It's not good to hate and he shouldn't be saying it even if it is only to one person.
I guess I got tired of it all. He makes these remarks about every race. He doesn't just pick one or two. I guess I have to give him credit for picking on whites too. I admit there are many white people I don't like because of the way they look at me and treat me. Even if I'm thinking about calling them crackers or "Anns" white women I won't say it to anyone.
It's not good to hate and he shouldn't be saying it even if it is only to one person.
Added by jamocha (male)
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