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This is the big problem with these ethnic groups that have high in group preferences. They cover for each other, even when they really shouldn't.
You see that with blacks whenever they are on juries for guys murdering people for some Jordans.
You see it with muslims whenever they mass rape little white girls.
You see it with indians whenever they crash a truck into a family.
You see it with the somalis committing welfare fraud.
Even hispanics don't report illegals for the most part despite them being criminals.
And you see it with jews when a satanic [cannibal?] rape cult with deep ties to a foreign country in the middle of a genocide is revealed to essentially control the entire western world. What do they do? Do they loudly denounce these people as evil and demand that justice be done upon them? No. They demand increased surveillance of the goyim, and speech control, and special priviliges.
And they have the gall to wonder why people don't like them.
Jews always used multiculturalism to destroy the current society, because in their eyes Muslims and 3rd worlders are easy to deal with.
After all Jewish religion is supremacist, as "the chosen ones to lead all the other populations".
It's like someone I know explained after he came back from a deployment in Afghanistan: All the natives bribe each other and see foreigners as beneath them. It's their culture.
But if we show any in-group preference like they do, then we're bigoted and xenophobic. And if we take a bribe, which is taboo in our culture, we could face serious consequences.
There is axiomatically no “problem” with this. The problem is that whites have been chemically castrated to have no such preference. You don’t see these behaviors among nonwhites in their own countries. You only see it in the context of their invasion into white countries.
Being jewish implies the opposite of ethnic... https://www.etymonline.com/word/ethnic
In Septuagint, Greek ta ethne translates Hebrew goyim, plural of goy "nation," especially of non-Israelites, hence especially "gentile nation, foreign nation not worshipping the true God" (see goy), and ethnikos is used by ecclesiastical writers in a sense of "savoring of the nature of pagans, alien to the worship of the true God," and as a noun "the pagan, the gentile."
there's a name I haven't seen in a long time
Welcome back man.