@RyanBoyko81@xof_____@RichardHanania He doesn't have work in order for him to live. He has other people working for him in order for him to live. That's the definition of bourgeoisie class vs the working class.
@DarthShahder@academic_la@CameronS924 The average modern day Yehudi is actually a Muslim Palestinian.
The English terms came from the same word but each has a different meaning. One is referring to the followers of Judeaism (not used in the bible) and one is people from Judea.
@DarthShahder@academic_la@CameronS924 If I accept that Judea is in the West bank and not in South Arabia as I believe, then the direct descendants of them would be the mostly Muslim Palestinians in the West bank. Not the East Europeans who can't narrate their lineages.
@DarthShahder@academic_la@CameronS924 I think you are slow. The English term Jew is a religious term. It never existed in the old testament. The old testament never mentioned a religion by the name of "Judeaism", NEVER.
The term that was used is Judean, meaning a person from Judea regardless of their religion.
@DarthShahder@academic_la@CameronS924 In fact, Byzantine and Eastern Christian writers frequently polemicized against Muslims by labeling them, their faith, and the Muhammad as "Jewish". Saying that they reject Jesus when in fact they don't.
@DarthShahder@academic_la@CameronS924 People who rejected Jesus were called like that because they were mostly in biblical Judea. Which I don't believe is modern day West bank btw.
Similarly, Judean and Israelite are not the same thing.
@CameronS924@DarthShahder@academic_la Multiculturalism is taught at every Arab school and I don't have any problem with it. I do, however, have a problem with European colonialists trying to pretend that our cusisine, culture and language is theirs.
@DarthShahder@academic_la@CameronS924 The word Jew is a relogious word. Judean is the word. Judeans had multiple religions. The descendants of Judeans are today's Palestinians. They converted to Islam and spoke Arabic.