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MTG Cites Antisemitic Fable Jews ‘Handed Over’ Jesus To Be Killed
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I grew up in one church that loved to talk about "the synagogues of satan" and other "fun" stuff like that, so I don't think anything like that is uncommon (particularly in Baptist circles, but probably also outside of it). Some of the kids I grew up with would say "that's Jewish" for something uncool. Pretty sure there parents were full-on anti-Semitic white supremacists. This wasn't even in the south. Glad to be out of that shithole.
I grew up in Indiana, not the south and yep, that's how it was in Indiana too. I was just on the receiving end.
Although admittedly "that's gay" was more common for something uncool, whereas if someone was trying to get you to lower a price on a sale, they were trying to "Jew you down." Which is something I heard at a garage sale several times, so that was nice.
Holy shit, really? I always thought I lived in a shitty area for racism, but "Jew you down" was something that would get even someone's racist old grandfather horrified looks here.
Welcome to Indiana in the 80s and 90s.
I don't think that was unique to Indiana. I grew up in New Jersey in the late 80s through the 90s and everything bad was gay and everything cheap was jew.
I'm sure it wasn't, but my experience was limited to Indiana.
I grew up in New Jersey in the '80s and '90s as well, and I never heard anybody say that. Of course, there were a lot of Jewish people in my community, so they were pretty accepted.
Southern Ontario checking in. We did that too. 'Gyped' and 'indian giver' were also things.
Although, I had an indigenous friend one summer who quickly became popular because he was very funny. He used to use slurs against all of the white kids all of the time. It was the most effective anti racist tactic I've ever witnessed. None of us were comfortable using a lot of the slurs that were baked into our culture, unless it was with our friend and a smile.
To my shame, I also did 'Gyped' and 'Indian giver.' Now I don't even use such words in a way that isn't intended to be disparaging. I say 'Roma' and 'indigenous American' (or Canadian in your country's case).
Exactly. All we can do is try to improve.