It feels good to be white (comedy) 😁😉

Positive racism? It’s not racism; it’s emb'racism

I know my whites #SammyObeid #Comedy - Erika Kirk's military intel family #CharlieKirk

Is Jackass a documentary on whites?

(Spotlight by Laugh Society) Jackass is a documentary that explains white people | Ron Taylor

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• Steve Quayle and others say Hitler really won WW II

(originX) Why ancient humans went from black to white

How the Nazis Won WW II

BOOK: Empire Beneath the Ice: How the Nazis Won World War II - The truth about history has been hidden from us. In Empire Beneath the Ice, author and researcher Stephen Quayle reveals why most of what we learned (were told) about World War II and the Allied forces "defeat" of Nazi Germany is wrong. Hitler actually won, and the Nazi Empire continued in Neuschwabenland (New Swabia, Antarctica). [Wait, how could the Nazis have won if Hitler committed suicide? - He didn't. That was fake, a cover up to let him escape by U-boat. He not only survived, he moved to the Americas along with many other Nazis, living for years in Argentina, right next door to New Swabia and its underground cities alongside the forces that nearly catapulted him to dictator and universal monarch. It's what the research shows, and it isn't only Quayle saying it.] More: gensix.com

• Corrupting US politicians for decades🔥 #Israel

Did Hitler actually win WW II? What if?

(Elephants in Room - Ken LaCorte) Here was the world Nazi fascist Hitler planned

Policing white supremacy in the USA

(DemocracyNow.org) Policing White Supremacy: The Enemy Within

Mike German, Beth Zasloff

A former FBI agent’s urgent call for U.S. law enforcement to prioritize far-right violence and end tolerance for police racism: In Policing White Supremacy, former FBI agent Mike German, who worked undercover in white supremacist and militia groups, issues a wake-up call about American law enforcement’s dangerously lax approach to far-right violence even as it clamps down on anything it perceives or claims to perceive as "leftist."

Uncle Adi, were you making us the master race?

Despite over a hundred deadly acts by far-right militants since the 2017 Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville, and the far right’s attempts to obstruct transfer of power to a duly elected president on January 6, the FBI continues to deprioritize investigations into white supremacist violence, instead targeting marginalized groups such as environmentalists and Black Lives Matter. In 2005, for example, the FBI labeled eco-terrorists as the top domestic threat, despite not a single fatal attack in the United States. More

The Antichrist is Here: Story of Peter Thiel

(Volksgeist)

Peter Andreas Thiel (born Oct. 11, 1967) is a gay German American [1][2][3][4] billionaire entrepreneur, venture capitalist, and political activist [5][6][7], who hand selected the vice president.

A co-founder of PayPal, Palantir Technologies, and Founders Fund, Thiel was the first outside investor in Facebook [8][9]. According to Forbes, as of May 2025, Thiel's estimated net worth stood at US$20.8 billion, making him the 103rd-richest individual in the world [10].

Thiel has been described as "perhaps America's leading public intellectual today" [11] or "intellectual architect of Silicon Valley's contemporary ethos" [12]. Others debate the consistency or morality of his views [13][N 1][15][16].

Born in Germany, Thiel was taken to the U.S. by his parents when he was one year old. In 1971, his family moved to South Africa then South West Africa [17], before moving back to the U.S. in 197 [17].

After graduating from Stanford, he worked as a clerk, a securities lawyer, a speechwriter, and subsequently a derivatives trader at Credit Suisse. He founded Thiel Capital Management in 1996 and co-founded PayPal with Max Levchin and Luke Nosek in 1998.

He was the chief executive officer of PayPal until its sale to eBay in 2002 for $1.5 billion. Following PayPal, Thiel founded Clarium Capital, a global macro hedge fund based in San Francisco [18].

In 2003, he launched Palantir Technologies, a big data analysis company, and has been its chairman since its inception. In 2005, Thiel launched Founders Fund with PayPal partners Ken Howery and Luke Nosek. Thiel became Facebook's first outside investor when he acquired a 10.2% stake in the company for $500,000 in August 2004.

He co-founded Valar Ventures in 2010, founded Thiel Capital in 2011, co-founded Mithril Capital in 2012, was investment committee chair, in 2012, and was a part-time partner at Y Combinator from 2015 to 2017 [19][20][21][22].

He was granted New Zealand citizenship in 2011, which later became controversial in New Zealand.

Variously described as a conservative libertarian and democracy-skeptic authoritarian, Thiel has made substantial donations to American right-wing figures and causes.

Through the Thiel Foundation, Thiel governs the grant-making bodies Breakout Labs and Thiel Fellowship. In 2016, when the Bollea v. Gawker lawsuit ended up with Gawker losing the case, Thiel confirmed that he had funded Hulk Hogan. Gawker had previously outed Thiel as gay. More

Comedy 'racism' (Black History Month)

Chris Rock: Who's got it worse? Indians Who wants to change places? | HBO

Fighting stereotypes: hilarious take on race and combat #comedyshorts #standup #fightingstyle

• TRIGGER WARNING: Profanity! Candid discussion of race relations, gender! Hitler being funny! Stand-up comedians on the razor's edge of cancel culture! Adult themes!

Proud Asian | Jimmy O. Yang | Comedy Time

(Comedy Time) Feb. 21, 2025: Jimmy O. Yang jokes about race, smooth Black guys, being a scrawny Asian, family troubles, and hollering (or trying to holler) at pretty women. #standup #comedy #relatable #asian.

"Getting called a [racial] slur" 🎤: Shapel Lacey | see video on channel

Dave Chappelle: the police and his white friend while getting high

Will only Asians laugh? | Pauline Yasuda | Laugh After Dark Stand Up

The implicit white privilege of politically incorrect genius George Carlin

George Costanza (Jason Alexander) on SNL with his new Black friends

Dave Chappelle goes too far using the N-word - Mexican/Black race relations in Los Angeles

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"Mindfulness" defined (Ven. Analayo)

Mindfulness in Early Buddhism

Ven. Bhikkhu Analayo (Wiki)

ABSTRACT: The purpose of this paper is to contribute to the understanding of one out of various types of mindfulness descriptions in the Buddhist traditions, namely the notion of mindfulness as reflected in the early Buddhist discourses.

• MNDFULNESS (sati, smirti) means a special kind of nonjudgmental attention, unbiased bare awareness, acceptance (not resistance) of what is but simply watching it with vigilance and wakefulness (Wisdom Quarterly).

INTRODUCTION: A recent survey of research on meditation, prepared for the US Department of Health and Human Services, comes to the rather disconcerting conclusion that “scientific research on meditation practices does not appear to have a common theoretical perspective and is characterized by poor methodological quality.

“Firm conclusions on the effects of meditation practices in healthcare cannot be drawn based on the available evidence. Future research on meditation practices must be more rigorous in the design and execution of studies,” in particular “specific attention must be paid to developing definitions for these [meditation] techniques that are both conceptually and operationally useful. Such definitions are a prerequisite for scientific research.”

The best Buddhists practice Buddhism.

In the case of mindfulness practices, “general descriptions of mindfulness vary from investigator to investigator and there is no consensus on the defining components or processes” [1]. This finding clearly points to a need to invest more time into the conceptual models that stand behind research into the effects of mindfulness practice [2].

While we do have excellent operational definitions of mindfulness that capture the modern-day clinical perspective on this particular mental quality [3], our understanding of mindfulness could be broadened by turning to its definition and mode of function in the Buddhist traditions.

Examining the historical roots of mindfulness in its traditional context would enable ascertaining similarities and differences vis-à-vis the notion of mindfulness in the modern-day setting and perhaps open up new avenues for research into the significance and effects of its cultivation.

The theoretical construct of mindfulness and the practices informed by this notion have gone through considerable development during nearly [2,600] years in the history of Buddhist thought, making it practically impossible to speak of “Buddhist mindfulness” (sati) as if this were a monolithic concept.

Moreover, a proper assessment of any specific form of mindfulness needs to be based on a comparative study that takes into account all extant traditions pertaining to a particular historical period, instead of uncritically relying on a certain school or line of textual transmission because that happens to be the one with which one is personally familiar.

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  Analayo shares teacher with WQ: Bhikkhu Bodhi

  Ven. Anālayo is a bhikkhu (Theravada Buddhist monk), scholar, and meditation teacher who was born in Germany in 1962 and went forth in 1995 in Sri Lanka's Theravada monastic tradition. He is best known for his comparative studies of Early Buddhist Texts as preserved by the various Early Buddhist schools. More

Hence, as a starting point for further research into the theoretical foundations of the multiple mindfulnesses found in the various Buddhist traditions, in this paper I take up the notion of mindfulness as reflected in the historically earliest stages of Buddhist thought that is accessible to us through textual records.

"Meditation" means much more than sitting.

These are the early discourses (suttas, sutras, texts) that according to tradition were spoken by the Buddha and his [enlightened] disciples, which have come down to us as part of the canonical scriptures of various Buddhist schools in the Nikāyas (Pali canon) or Āgamas (Sanskrit canon).

In terms of school affiliation, while this material has been transmitted [orally] within reciter lineages that eventually came to be part of the Dharmaguptaka, Sarvāstivāda, or Theravāda schools, and so on, its origins are earlier than the formation of schools.

Hence, comparative study of parallel versions preserved in a variety of Buddhist languages -- such as Chinese, Pāli, Sanskrit, and Tibetan -- offers us a window on the earliest stages in the development of Buddhist conceptions of mindfulness, in as much as these have left their traces in literature [4].

These in turn would have been the starting point for later conceptions of this mental quality and how to cultivate it.

1. The Four Ways of Establishing Mindfulness

Central for my present purpose are descriptions of mindfulness in action, which instruct how establishing mindfulness (Pali satipaṭṭhāna, Sanskrit smṛtyupasthāna) functions as a form of meditation practice.

Independent of whether such instructions are descriptive or prescriptive, they do allow us an assessment of the notion(s) of mindfulness held by those responsible for the formulation of these descriptions.

The early discourses describe four main areas of practice for the establishing of mindfulness, which are: 

1. the body,
2. feelings,
3. mental states,
4. dharmas ["things" detailed in the two Satipatthana Suttas].

A detailed exposition of these four is found in the Satipaṭṭhāna Sutta (as well as in the longer Mahā Satipaṭṭhāna Sutta) of the Pāli canon of the Theravāda tradition, with parallel versions found in the Madhyama-āgama and in the Ekottarika-āgama, two discourse collections preserved in Chinese translation [5].

Regarding the first of these two Chinese Āgamas, scholarly opinion generally tends to consider this discourse collection to have been transmitted within the Sarvāstivāda tradition(s) [6].

The school affiliation of the Ekottarika-āgama, however, is still a subject of continued discussion and thus is best considered uncertain [7].

Comparison of the three versions brings to light several differences [8]. In relation to the first area of body contemplation, the three parallel versions agree on taking up the following three topics:

• the body’s anatomical constitution,
• the body as made up of material elements, and
• the stages of decay of a corpse that has been left out in the open to rot away [9].

Early Buddhism is closer to historical Buddha

In the case of the first of these three, according to the fairly similar instructions given in the parallel versions, contemplation of the anatomical constitution of the body requires reviewing its various parts, such as its hair, nails, teeth, and so on [10].

Such reviewing could presumably take place by way of an internal meditative scanning of the body or else as a reflective recollection. This exercise can act as an antidote to conceit and to sensual desire.

The parallel versions agree that an examination of the body’s anatomy should be undertaken from the perspective of the “impure” or “unclean” nature of some of its parts [11].

The term “impure” or “unclean” reflects conceptions prevalent in ancient India [12]. At times the discourses (sutras) employ the alternative term “not beautiful” [13], which in a less provocative manner still conveys the basic objective of deconstructing the attraction of bodily beauty.

Whether “impure” or “not beautiful [compared to its un-deconstructed appearance],” there can be little doubt that carrying out this instruction involves a purposive element of evaluation [14]. At the background of this stands the early Buddhist notion that the attraction of sensuality is based on an erroneous perception [15].

This erroneous [deceptive] or even distorted perception is seen as requiring a form of de-conditioning by inculcating a perception of the body as lacking beauty or even as being impure.

The point of this mode of evaluation is not to nurture in the practitioner an attitude of negativity towards the body [16].

The evaluation introduced into mindfulness practice in this way is meant as a detergent that purifies the mind from sensual attachment to the body, a cleansing process whose final aim is a balanced attitude. More

• Bhikkhu Analayo, Mindfulness in Early Buddhism (PDF), Journal of Buddhist Studies, Vol. XI, (JCBSSL, VOL. XI), 2013; Dhr. Seven (ed.), Wisdom Quarterly

Are you a "Jewish supremacist"?

DEFEND GENOCIDE: STAND WITH ISRAEL

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I'll Burn That Bridge...

Norman Finkelstein briefly explains how identity politics was exploited by "Jewish suprmeacists" | The Big Picture (Middle East Eye):

“When identity politics comes up against power, power wins.” In a frank conversation with Middle East Eye, political scientist Norman Finkelstein [a well-educated Jewish professor whose family members were direct victims of the Nazi Holocaust] explains how fears around Jewish safety on U.S. campuses were exploited and used to silence debate on [war crimes, ethnic cleansing, and genocide] Gaza [by] Israel.

WASP gentiles hate Jews: Annie Hall

MIGA: Make Israel Great Again (buy Trump cap)

In his 2022 book I'll Burn That Bridge When I Get to It: Heretical Thoughts on Identity Politics, Cancel Culture, and Academic Freedom, Finkelstein is highly critical of identity politics and “cancel culture.”

He addresses being cancelled by some pro-Palestinian activists over his critiques of the BDS movement [Boycott, Divest, and Sanction to stop international criminal state Israel].

The CIA and I are not here to be fair but to win.

This episode of The Big Picture Podcast welcomes back American Professor Finkelstein to talk about the aftermath of the U.S. elections, Israel’s war [crimes] in Gaza, and shifting tactics of the Palestine movement.

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Prof Finkelstein won't back down about the truth. He's telling it like it is, even if it's hard for us to hear. Most Jews won't stand for such talk. They'll label brave Jews "antisemites" to shut them up. Why? We're the victims, the victim class, the ultimate oppressed, the hated, the genocided -- not the ones who commit genocide, cheer on war crimes, fund and defend ethnic cleansing, break international law with wars for territory (as the U.S. proxy in our future empire known as the Middle East), steal land, rape Muslim women and boys, shut down free speech, support Trumpi and Bibi Net, jail Jewish college dissidents brave enough to disagree, oppose Christian protesters and peacenik demonstrators, go all in for oddball Zionism and thievery on a grand scale...

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• Code Pink: Women for Peace
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• Amnesty International
• The Gray Zone with Max Blumenthal
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• Shauna Schwartz, Sheldon S., Ashley Wells, Pfc. Sandoval (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

3 ways to make karmic merit (sutra)

Ways of Meritorious Action

The Buddha's beauty was based on past karma

"Meditators, there are three ways of making merit [11]. What are the three?

"There are ways of making merit by practicing giving, virtue, and meditation [12].

"One person has only to a small degree practiced the making of merit (good karma) by letting go and giving/sharing and, likewise, only to a small degree practiced making of merit by virtue (skillful conduct), but the making of merit by meditation (mental cultivation) that person has not undertaken at all [13].

"This person, after death, when the body breaks up, will be reborn among humans in unfavorable conditions [14].

"Another person has practiced to a high degree the making of merit by giving as well as by virtue, but the making of merit by meditation one has not undertaken at all. Such a person, after death, when the body breaks up, will be reborn among humans in favorable conditions.

"Or one will be reborn in the company of the deities (devas, lit. "shining ones") of the Four Great Divine (Sky) Regents. There, the Four Great Divine Regents who had practiced to a very high degree the making of merit by giving and by virtue surpass the deities of their realm in ten things:

1. divine lifespan,
2. divine beauty [radiance],
3. divine happiness,
4. divine power,
5. divine sights,
6. divine sounds,
7. divine smells,
8. divine tastes,
9. divine tangibles
10. [divine cognitions].

"Or one will be reborn in the company of the devas of the World of the Thirty-Three. There King of the Devas Sakka, who himself (when he was a human) practiced to a very high degree the making of merit by giving and virtue, surpasses...

• (The same statements are made for rebirth among the Yama-world devas, Tusita-world devas, the devas delighting in creation, the devas controlling others' creations, and for the respective rulers of these celestial realms.)

"These, meditators, are the three ways of making merit" (AN 8.36).

Outcomes of Merit

The Bodhisatta experienced joy for aeons

"Meditators, there are eight outcomes of merit and skillfulness that are the nourishment of happiness and are extremely precious: They yield happiness, lead to rebirth in the [many] heavens, and bring about what is wished for, pleasing, agreeable, and enjoyable. What are these eight?

"Herein [within this Teaching and Training], meditators, a noble disciple goes for guidance to the Buddha (Teacher). This is the first outcome of merit and skillfulness that is a nourishment of happiness and is extremely precious: It yields happiness, leads to rebirth in the heavens, and brings about what is wished for, pleasing, agreeable, and enjoyable.

"Furthermore, there is a noble disciple who goes for guidance to the Dharma (Teaching)...

"Furthermore, there is a noble disciple who goes to the [Noble Community] (the successfully Taught)... This is the second outcome... This is the third outcome...

"There are further, meditators, these five gifts, known from early times, known from long ago, known by tradition, ancient and accepted -- not rejected before, not rejected now, not to be rejected in future -- they are unrepudiated by wise recluses (shramanas) and Brahmins (brahmanas). What are these five gifts?

"Herein [within this Doctrine and Discipline], meditators, a noble disciple gives up the taking of life and abstains from it. By abstaining from taking life, the noble disciple gives to immeasurable beings freedom from fear, gives to them freedom from hostility, gives to them freedom from oppression. By giving to immeasurable beings freedom from fear, hostility, and oppression, one will enjoy immeasurable freedom from fear, hostility, and oppression. This is the first of those great gifts and the fourth of the outcomes of merit (good karma).

"Furthermore, meditators, a noble disciple gives up the taking of what is not given and abstains from it. By abstaining from taking what is not given, the noble disciple gives to immeasurable beings freedom from fear... This is the second of those great gifts and the fifth of the outcomes of merit.

"Furthermore, meditators, a noble disciple gives up sexual misconduct and abstains from it. By abstaining from sexual misconduct, the noble disciple gives to immeasurable beings freedom from fear... This is the third of those great gifts and the sixth of the outcomes of merit.

"Furthermore, meditators, a noble disciple gives up wrong speech [bearing false witness, harsh speech, divisive speech, frivolous speech] and abstains from it. By abstaining from wrong speech, the noble disciple gives to immeasurable beings freedom from fear... This is the fourth of those great gifts and the seventh of the outcomes of merit.

"Furthermore, meditators, a noble disciple gives up intoxicating drinks and drugs that cause heedlessness and abstains from them. By abstaining from intoxicating drinks and drugs, the noble disciple gives to immeasurable beings freedom from fear, freedom from hostility, and freedom from oppression. By giving to immeasurable beings freedom from fear, hostility, and oppression, one will enjoy immeasurable freedom from fear, freedom, from hostility and freedom from oppression. This is the fifth of those great gifts and the eighth of the outcomes of merit.

"Meditators, these are the eight outcomes of merit and skillfulness that are the nourishment of happiness and are extremely precious: They yield happiness, lead to rebirth in the heavens, and bring about what is wished for, pleasing, agreeable, and enjoyable" (AN 8.39).

• Based on a Pali canon anthology by Ven. Nyanaponika Thera (trans.) Anguttara Nikaya: The Discourse Collection in Numerical Order (accesstoinsight.org) updated by Amber Larson and Dhr. Seven (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

Jews in danger? US college antisemitism?

If 700 million Christians can be wrong on Israel, can one Jew who travels the world?

Jon Stewart: US made deal with Israel to control M.E.

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In fear we kill, not in hate, so we must stay fearful
to win our genocidal Zionist war against Gentiles.

“Anti-Semitism is NOT happening”! Cloistered coward, hermit millionaire Howie Mandel cannot face the truth. His mind is BLOWN by the on-the-ground reality as seen by traveling Jewish standup comedian Ari Shaffir!

Who are the ultimate victims? Self-loving Jews. Why? Everyone hates us and is trying to kill us for being Jews. That’s what other Jews tell us! Why would they lie? To get more donations for Jewish causes and to build intragroup cohesion, solidarity, and outrage?

Howie, Reclaim Your Humanity

If one would listen to Jewish propaganda and relentless public relations campaigns (particularly from Jewish magazines and sources), one is certain to believe that antisemitism is always on the rise and only going up, that we are hated by the world and every college student (all of whom are members of HAMAS), that Xmas is an anti-Jewish psyops in the Western world, that Jewish Jesus who was crucified by Jews is a Greco-Roman conspiracy to foment hatred of Jews, and that anti-Zionism is anti-Semitism.

Does Iran hate Jews and Jewish temples (synagogues)? No, it only opposes Zionism (the idea of returning to Palestine and killing and displacing all the other religions there) not Judaism. Ultra-Orthodox Jews are fine with Iran and Iranians, even meeting with them warmly.

Breakthrough (Richard Forer)

But Secular Jews out to kill Palestinians, Gazans, West Bankers, Jerusalemites, Lebanese, Jordanians, Qataris, Bedouins, Palestinian Christians, and anyone else.

Stand up comedian Ari Shaffir ("Jew") tries to school fellow Jew Howie Mandel -- a fearful, neurotic, nebbish, Canadian, rich, entitled, germophobe, consensus reality (illusion) addicted fearmonger.

"How can Ari not agree with the most cloistered person on earth?"

Rich Forer awoke from Jewish fear

"How can actually walking around in real life possibly compare to the fevered dreams of a millionaire hermit?"

Chief Nerd: "You can see Howie’s brain melting on this one."

"Lol, you mean you trust your own eyes, Ari? How dare you!"

If long gone Jews get Palestine, do Natives...

Are Ashkenazi Jews (Germans and Europeans claiming descent from people who long agon left the Middle East) entitled white supremacists, going into Palestine to conquer darker people and occupy them until a genocide is completed that erases indigenous people and replaces them with white foreign invaders masquerading as "God's chosen people" and attributing their land rights to their divine real estate agent?

Help! We're down to our last few nuclear bombs and jet fighters! Send money or you're a Nazi!

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Are US candidates all pro-Israel: Genocide Joe, Trump, RFK Jr. (Indep.), Jill Stein (Green)?

What do Zionist-Christian-backed Jews in the IDF have to say? breakingthesilence.org.il

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Jewish homeland already exists

Jewish homeland that accepts all Jews: JAO

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• Jewish Voice for Peace (jvp.org)
• IDF Veterans for Peace: breakingthesilence.org.il
• American Veterans for Peace
• Code Pink: Women for Peace
• ‎شرش | Shoresh | שר”ש‎ (@shoresh_us) • Anti-Zionist Jews
• Ari Shaffir, Howie Mandel and daughter via The Jimmy Dore Show, 6/4/24; Woody Allen (Annie Hall, "Did Jew Eat?"); Shauna Schwartz, Sheldon S., Pfc. Sandoval (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

Are Jews "white"? Comic Sarah Silverman

Sarah Silverman (Jimmy Kimmel Live!, 8/11/21); Laugh Tracks Legends of Comedy; Jewish Unpacked, 5/31/23; Shauna Schwartz, Sheldon S., Ashley Wells (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

If anyone thought it was only Amber Heard who S's on herself, meet sassy Sarah Silverman.

Are Jews white?

(Jewish Unpacked) While some Ashkenazi (Germanic European) Jews may appear white and identify as white, the concept of "whiteness" is a social construct. It's complex. (It doesn't have a scientific definition because race is not a scientific category, but it is a social one).

Sarah Silverman looks like a white, enjoys the privileges of being a white,

quacks like a white, so she must be whatever conservatives say she is.
Is she a racist pro-Semite complicit in Israel's racism and war crimes?

Historically, Jews were considered a separate and inferior race and yet, over time, antisemitism, assimilation efforts, and rising socioeconomic status [getting rich] have influenced the perception of “Jewish whiteness.”

However, this categorization overlooks the experiences of Jews of color and non-Ashkenazim and further perpetuates the ongoing antisemitism Jews face today.

CHAPTERS

• 00:00 Intro
• 00:33 Global Jewish communities
• 00:44 Do Ashkenazi Jews identify as white?
• 01:03 What does it mean to be white?
• 01:25 Origin of whiteness
• 02:06 Definitions of whiteness
• 02:56 European Jews were not white
• 03:14 Racial discrimination against Jews in America
• 04:46 Antisemitism and Jewish racial ambiguity
• 05:33 Failed attempts by Jews to be accepted as white
• 06:27 Jewish-black interracial tensions
• 06:50 GI Bill benefits and white collar jobs
• 07:09 American Jews achieve "whiteness"
• 07:20 Jews (and non-Jews) reject Jewish white identity
• 07:58 Jews don't fit into a racial box
• 08:35 Conditional whiteness is oppressive

• VIDEO: Crazed Jewish IDF veterans lashes out at Knesset who set him and his fellow war criminals up to commit crimes against humanity

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