>I tend to think you are a bit more intelligent than that. For you the choice: To be appreciated and valued as an individual or though the globally perceived 'properties' of a 'typical' Jew?
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>I did not know that there was such a thing as globally perceived properties of a typical Jew. Please enlighten me. What would they be? What out, Walter. Your prejudice is showing. Better start taking your meds again.

Oh Marcia, please don't play that silly game... for each race, religion, ethnicity or nationality there is prejudice. As is for Muslim, For jews, for Catholics, Reformed, For Dutch, Belgian, Germans, Americans, hispanians, African blacks, etc. And you know what they are, so I have no intention to 'enlighten' you.

So again, do you want to be valued through a prejudice or as an individual? If the latter, won't you think it would not apply to all other ethnical groups? And don't they deserved to be valued this way. If you don',t you have no rights to ones who criticize Jews in general.

So what is it going to be ?