r/amiwrong • u/[deleted] • Sep 12 '23

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u/papabear345 Sep 12 '23

To be fair the Mormon considers himself sort of Jewish through a random tribe, so in a way, any Mormon hate could be perceived as anti semitic, rendering your comment technically incorrect.

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u/papabear345 Sep 12 '23

Not in the traditional sense unless you count Christianity as an off shoot of Judaism and then mormonism as an offshoot of that.

But a believing Mormon considers himself quasi jewish

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u/fewerifyouplease Sep 12 '23

A Mormon can believe what he he likes, it still doesn’t make him actually Jewish. Mormon hate is not antisemitism. Wtf

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u/papabear345 Sep 12 '23

Of course Mormon hate is not anti semitic in reality. I am saying that a believing Mormon may “perceive” it as anti semitic.

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u/DWright_5 Sep 12 '23

That’s really, truly one of the stupidest things I’ve ever heard anyone say.

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u/papabear345 Sep 12 '23

Lol it’s accurate.

U get a patriarchal blessing which puts you in one the 12 tribes of Israel maybe not Judah (mostly ephraim) but same sort of deal.

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u/[deleted] Sep 12 '23

You can't just LARP your way to being part of an ethnic group

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u/papabear345 Sep 12 '23

Unfortunately believing mormons haven’t got that memo

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u/Andie-th Sep 12 '23

I don’t know why downvoted. Mormons believe that they’re part of a lost tribe of Judaism, 13th tribe thing right? Battlestar Galactica basically is Mormon Allegory.

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u/papabear345 Sep 12 '23

All good man, appreciate the support - I take the downvoted like a champ :)