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Is jew a bad word?

Is jew a bad word?

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No, Jew is not a bad word. The Jews are God's chosen people.

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No, a Jew is someone who follows Judaism, one of the oldest religions in the world. Of course, due to people being anti-Semitic for no damn reason, Jew can be used as a general insult.

God Help and the Army of Heaven behind you if you use it in an insulting context near me however.

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Yes, never say it around me! Seriously, it is just a person who believes in Judiasm. It can be used negatively such as

Stop jewing me

Which comes from Jews being so greedy and trying to get cheap deals.

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Tram	Most of the time the word "Jew" is not derogatory. Some people may take it offensively, and of course the context the word is used in means everything. Reply to Answer 1 month ago Report Abuse By Tram

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