A friend says: “I moved my restaurant seat from bar to table because I didn’t want to listen to an incoming shvartzeh couple chatter or have to suffer their attempts at engagement in conversation. Does that make me a bad Jew? I know it makes me a bad white person because the Jews say it does, but does it make me a bad Jew? I think not.”<\/p>\n
Moving away from blacks (at a bar, neighborhood, city, etc) is a sin for whites but a mitzvah for Jews because Holocaust.<\/p>\n
Chaim Amalek writes: “If you really don’t want to live or dine near them or have them in public school with your kids, move to the Upper West Side of Manhattan! It is the best place in the world to be White. Really, a White Person’s paradise, especially if you are the white mother of white kids.”<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
A friend says: “I moved my restaurant seat from bar to table because I didn’t want to listen to an incoming shvartzeh couple chatter or have to suffer their attempts at engagement in conversation. Does that make me a bad … Continue reading