Thru Other Eyes: Twittelleh

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September 18, 2009

Twittelleh

This is too funny! I am also gonna give up my Twitter account and move over to Twittelleh!

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A racist Jew? I don't think that comment was funny at all. In fact is was very ignorant. How would you like if someone made anti-Semitic comments about you? Maybe you guys don't have a clue about what the Torah says. If you did, you would guard your speech. Remember, you will give account for every evil word spoken from your mouth. What kind of Rabbi do you have and what does your mother teach you at home? Your comments are a representation of your parents and spiritual leader. No one uses the word Negroes anymore.

Posted by: Sivan | September 20, 2009 at 17:01

Hi Sivan,

Thanks for sharing your thoughts. I hope you come back to see my reply because I really am not sure what you are referring to: "A racist Jew? I don't think that comment was funny at all..."

What comment was that? Certainly not in my own text. I also listened again as carefully and attentively as possible to the video thinking maybe I missed something, or should listen again to a certain word in light of your reaction.

I am as sure as a human being can be that the word "Negroes" does not appear in my text or in the script of the video so I honestly have no idea what you mean when you write: "No one uses the word Negroes anymore."

Be well.

Posted by: lennybruce | September 20, 2009 at 18:14

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