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By in this day and age.... - 19/10/2023 16:25 - United States - Dallas

Today, the first words I heard from my "good, Christian" future mother-in-law included a salvo of curse words and a hushed rant about "them dirty Jews". I'm culturally Jewish. This bodes well. FML
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Tripartita 44

I'm sure she would've really hit it off with her savior, a short, dark-skinned, culturally Jewish fellow named Jesus.

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Thepicheese 8

The thing I don't get about Christians hating Jews is that they don't realize their religion only exists because of a Jew.

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uzumakinurto 13

the irony here is people on here are so against people being judgmental or non inclusive and yet based on what this one nameless women they have never met said all of sudden they won't go to Texas because if the post is from Texas all Christian in texas must be bigots judging a entire group of people off of one person is textbook prejudice..which yall wine about all the time. I guess being prejudice is only wrong if you are religious in some way, but if you remain unaffiliated it's ok? correct me if I am wrong.

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Shrike 23

One person said he wouldn't go to Texas. One. Again: one. And he's an idiot. The only other person to say anything about Texas was the guy who said "Yep, sounds like Texas". So, two people out of 34 so far, and yet here you are talking as if there's rampant anti-religious bigotry going on. Chill out, you nutjob.

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interesting33 36

tbf I don't think they are a nutjob, I think that comment is very reasonable (or would be if many people said they wouldn't go to Texas or blamed all Christians.). If that wasn't the case and people didn't say these things, it just means the comment wasn't accurate in the context but not that they are a nutjob, or that the basic message is wrong.

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uzumakinurto 13

I'm not a nut job. I'm just making an observation and considering the comment about religious bigotry being alive I'd say it was not completely out of place..and normally all it takes is one comment for someone to get offended for example you replying to mine. I've only made 2 comments total and replied to one other. yet here you are jumping my case..so out of the two of us who really is a nutjob?

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Shrike 23

"I'm just making an observation" No, you're just frantically making stuff up and ignoring all evidence to the contrary. Pretty nutty, I think most people would agree.

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Peppersworth 6

I am sorry you have to deal with that, if she doesn't like Jews, she should read her Bible more.

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Liammg 12

If you're near D.C. just casually drop her off at the holocaust museum and drive away.

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that_snowflake 22

Jew must really hate that she thinks that.... I'm sorry I'll go now

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unholyswiss 19

Sounds like most Christians I've had the displeasure of meeting, gl op.

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NostalgiaFreak9 41

Man, I'm sorry to hear that your future mother in law is a racist bigot. It amazes me people still have minds like that in 2016.

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mat9412 5

Did this happen in louisiana with a family that lives by a lake and had lots of kids over? If so, run far and fast!

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paris_ava 24

From one Jew to another (and everyone else reading this), all I can say is focus on the love you have for your partner and not the hatred of their parents. A big part of Jewish culture is love and life over hatred for a fellow man, so embrace that and ignore all the negativity. Mazel tov on the engagement

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HylianBadger 21

I don't mind people who are religious, but I can't stand those who use religion to be biggoted assholes.

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