Debate: What do you think of Joe Biden falling down?
Side: He should resign.

Hello hater:It’s pretty hypocritical of you to constantly say “hello hater” yet on DI you wail and rage about the term “hate crime “ being applied to the Holocaust and were enraged when it was called a “hate crime “which you thought dreadfully unfair on the Germans and wanted it re - classified simply as murder , how do you explain that?You SAY I've been cheated because the company who did my DNA test were Jews. They don’t deny it Apparently, you think, no matter who you are, every DNA test they produce comes back Jewish..No one claimed that they can do as they wish as you cannot do a test for a religion , a people or a nation a person of one race cannot convert to another you idiotic troll Calling Jews a race promotes discrimination and hatred , why do you hate Jews ?That's kinda stupid on its face. Nonetheless, the OBVIOUS answer is either you, your Nazi friend or your racist friend spend the $50 to test your DNA. That would PROVE beyond a doubt that I'm the liar, and you're not.. All you do is call people , Nazis, commies or racists for calling you out on you constant lies and bullshit , why do you hate Jews ? You’re promoting hatred and discrimination of people of the Jewish faith  wouldn’t you LOVE to put your DNA test online just as I have to PROVE, absolutely PROVE, that you're a truth teller and I'm the liar?? I'll even pay for it.I’m good on that buddy I can trace my family back to the dawn of time we are pretty good at that here, you’re just like the majority of Americans a crossbreed of different races , basically a mongeral or a “sawn off yank “ Yes, you WOULD, but you ain't gonna.. We ALL know why.excon, JewMy neighbour became part of this “Jewish race” you’re talking about last year a miracle really as he’s 6 ‘2 blond and Scandinavian, should I tell him to get a DNA test 🤣🤣🤣👌😎🙏By Noah Berlatsky, cultural criticJudaism is not a race. But Jewish people can be targeted for racism.That may seem like a contradiction. But a recent ruling by U.S. Magistrate Mark Hornsby of Louisiana updated anti-discrimination laws in the state. In doing so, Hornsby has potentially helped to clarify the distinction between race and racism at a time when white supremacy is expanding its reach — and finding new groups to single out for hate.Hornsby ruled July 16 in a civil case brought by Joshua Bonadona. Bonadona's mother is Jewish, but Bonadona converted to Christianity while attending Louisiana College. After graduating, he applied for a coaching job at his alma mater, but he says school president Rick Brewer turned him down because of his "Jewish blood." Bonadona sued under civil rights law, alleging that Brewer had discriminated against him by denying him a coaching position because his mother was Jewish, even though he himself had converted.Hornsby has potentially helped to clarify the distinction between race and racism at a time when white supremacy is expanding its reach — and finding new groups to single out for hate.The Civil Rights Act of 1964 outlaws discrimination in hiring on the basis of "race, color, religion, sex, or national origin." In this case, Bonadona wasn't being discriminated against for religion, since he was not actually Jewish. So was he then being discriminated against on racial grounds, based on his heritage?Hornsby concluded that he was, and that racial discrimination can include Jewish people. "Jewish citizens have been excluded from certain clubs or neighborhoods," Hornsby writes, "and they have been denied jobs and other opportunities based on the fact that they were Jewish, with no particular concern as to a given individual’s religious leanings. Thus, they have been treated like a racial or ethnic group that Title VII was designed to protect from employment discrimination based on membership in that group.”Some Jewish commentators have been (understandably) concerned that the ruling may backfire. David Barkey, the senior counsel for the Anti-Defamation League, for example, told Ha'aretz that he was worried that the decision might be taken to mean that Jewish people are a distinct race, which is a common claim of neo-Nazi groups. "The only concern that I would have is if it was being taken out of context to legitimize extremist views."Sorry mate even the law disagrees with you 🤣🤣😎