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Why are Jewish surnames similar to, but different than German surnames?
posted 1 year ago by MelatoninDreams on scored.co (+0 / -0 / +40Score on mirror )
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I don't really know how else to explain it. But when you see an article like "White people need to stop picking up litter: here's why that's racist" and it's written by someone named "Anna Scheissefrisser" and despite the fact that the name is a German compound noun, there's something off about it, and you look it up and sure enough, "Early life: Anna Scheissefrisser was born to an American Jewish family..."

And it's confirmed. Christian German names have a different feel than Jewish names, but why?
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ParadigmShift2070 on scored.co
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If the US government has the political wills, it can be done simply as a matter of syncing up all the government agencies databases like most of the developed countries, social security already have most of your relevant data, just need to connect with dmv to keep track of movements.
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