born to say congra-jew-lations, forced to say mazel tov
the L and K should not be so close on the keyboard the amount of times I've accidentally typed a very antisemitic slur while trying to type "like" is absurd. the only thing saving me from this is autocorrect and that feels like a flimsy barrier at best
bearer of the curse <- knows basic facts about jewish history; goes on the internet daily
If you can understand that it is wrong to misgender a trans person you donāt like, but canāt understand that it is wrong to be antisemitic to a Jewish person you donāt like, well⦠good luck, Charlie.
āOPās been real quiet sinceā¦ā It was Shabbat. If youāre going to pretend youāre anti-Zionist not antisemitic, at least let Jews observe their holidays in peace
Chronic illness vibes refusing to stop for the high holidays shouldnāt surprise me, but Iām still upset about it
Vampires when they sip on your blood and catch extra strength Tylenol, at least two psychiatric meds, two cups of coffee, weed, and microplasticsĀ
i mean this in the meanest way possible, if you as a leftist, in an attempt to 'punish' the democrats, either didn't vote or voted for a third party, go fuck yourself. you chose your own self righteousness over actually doing good.
The days leading into the HHDs are the worst for me. It's always the time of year I never feel "Jewish Enough." I have been wrestling with this thought all day and thought I might come here and remind you, kind reader:
We need to articulate what modern antisemitism feels like. Sometimes itās being called a slur or harassed in public. Sometimes itās graffiti or posters on a wall. Sometimes itās violence, and firebombs and gunshots. Sometimes itās hiding your screen in a college class, afraid that people will see the Hebrew writing on it, or tucking in your Magen David, or lowering your voice when talking about Judaism in public. Sometimes itās staying silent in conversations or omitting your Jewish identity from conversations, maybe even entire relationships. Sometimes itās being demanded your opinion on the Israel. Sometimes itās loud but often itās quiet and itās everywhere
cursive hebrew is cool until you get to the unknown pokemon looking ass letters. you know the ones.