Darc
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I have been looking through old family photos and a lot of people in my family look sort of Jewish, and as well, I've been told numerous times that I look like an ashkenazi jew and I thought "wha?" and I didn't really think anything of it, because to me they looked mostly white but then I looked at a bunch of photos of jewish people and then my family and my self and I realized that me and my family all have a lot of physical features that appear quite frequently in the ashkenazi jews (not quite the other jews)
I know a lot of people hate the Jews, but then other people are sort of neutral towards them and think they sort of unfairly get blamed for a lot of things. It's true that throughout history, they've faced a lot of persecution and have in many ways lived perpetually as outliers and still do this day face a host of persecution and the like. I was wondering, is it because of the way they are?
I've bee told a lot of the time that I "look like Harry Potter" (and Frodo) and as well not only that, but I'm taken weirdly quite often as well and I've always been this huge mistfit and everyone thinks I'm weird and I've perpetually been sort of an outcast my entire life. I realized upon reading about Jews and history a bit that I think Harry Potter sort of symbolizes the Jews a little bit and like Voldermort and his evil henchman symbolize fascism and stuff. I was wondering then, the whole "chosen thing" does it work the same way? are people always out for them and feel this innate hatred for them or something?
I was thinking about the whole thing with the Jews seemingly having positions of a lot of authority and influence in the world, but does it just happen naturally (to some degree) and people resent them for it? but yet, that's why they are such big proponents of Marxism quite often?
I honestly sometimes feel like I might as well have a mark on my forehead, and literally it seems like I do, I have some kind of an invisible literal mark that often seems to attract weird and strange attention, hostility, all this weird stuff. I relate to the ashkenazi Jews a lot, and I see myself in them, but it's kind of weird.
I know a lot of people hate the Jews, but then other people are sort of neutral towards them and think they sort of unfairly get blamed for a lot of things. It's true that throughout history, they've faced a lot of persecution and have in many ways lived perpetually as outliers and still do this day face a host of persecution and the like. I was wondering, is it because of the way they are?
I've bee told a lot of the time that I "look like Harry Potter" (and Frodo) and as well not only that, but I'm taken weirdly quite often as well and I've always been this huge mistfit and everyone thinks I'm weird and I've perpetually been sort of an outcast my entire life. I realized upon reading about Jews and history a bit that I think Harry Potter sort of symbolizes the Jews a little bit and like Voldermort and his evil henchman symbolize fascism and stuff. I was wondering then, the whole "chosen thing" does it work the same way? are people always out for them and feel this innate hatred for them or something?
I was thinking about the whole thing with the Jews seemingly having positions of a lot of authority and influence in the world, but does it just happen naturally (to some degree) and people resent them for it? but yet, that's why they are such big proponents of Marxism quite often?
I honestly sometimes feel like I might as well have a mark on my forehead, and literally it seems like I do, I have some kind of an invisible literal mark that often seems to attract weird and strange attention, hostility, all this weird stuff. I relate to the ashkenazi Jews a lot, and I see myself in them, but it's kind of weird.
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