Biden's controversial "Palestinian-American" nomination

[ChabadKahanist]

http://www.israelnationalnews.com/News/News.aspx/292045

[Binyamin Yisrael]

Why not just say American PLO/Hamas Arab Muslim Nazi? Fakestinian is bad enough but using hyphenated "politically correct" terms makes it worse. She's an American Jordanian. Her parents are from Jordan. Or just call her an American Arab. Hyphenating is "politically correct" garbage. Also, why even say American?  If someone is working for the US Government, we know they're American. American this and American that is just being overly "politically correct".

[Israel Chai]

Why not just say American PLO/Hamas Arab Muslim Nazi? Fakestinian is bad enough but using hyphenated "politically correct" terms makes it worse. She's an American Jordanian. Her parents are from Jordan. Or just call her an American Arab. Hyphenating is "politically correct" garbage. Also, why even say American?  If someone is working for the US Government, we know they're American. American this and American that is just being overly "politically correct".

I don't really feel you in this case. Jewish-American or Dutch-American makes sense. The only thing that sounds super weird is Canadian-American because it's basically the same thing if you know both people, there it's a clear cut issue of loyalty, Jim Carry is Canadian but Justin Beiber is Canadian as an insult mostly even though they have more connection to America than probably most Fraudestinian-Americans.

There is no Palestine so he can be a Narnia-American. It's like saying you're a Pays Basque-American (region in France that is kinda Spanish kinda their own thing and want to be independent), as a way to promote the legitimacy of a revolution (which involves genocide in every case in Islam, and a slower and more insidious one for nations that surrender) or a Elijah Mohammed spaceship inhabitant-American because it's promoting the Islamic religious doctrine that lands taken with murder and theft by muslims always belong to Islam. That's the only issue here. Giving creedence to a Soviet invention that is simply an antisemetic meme that communicates to readers that Israel belongs to Arabs and Jews have to right to be home. It's not like a hypenated last name, freeking chung lee the thai chi teacher's not gonna be like "herro I'm Ameriwcan" or everyone's gonna laugh, he's Japanese, but he knows how to live in America for the last 30 years and doesn't feel Japanese like the rest when he visits there, so he's a Japanese-American on paper, Japanese to typical Americans and American to people in Japan. It sounds complicated but unlike politically correct crap, it's very intuitive and based on what's useful to communicate quickly in statistics. There are Japanese in America that are not Americans and there are Japanese-Americans. What exactly do you want written in endless data files that makes you happy, if you have a shorter one?

[Israel Chai]

So by this title you mean "Biden's imaginary controversial Imaginationstinian-American nomination"

[ChabadKahanist]

Sorry I forgot the quotation marks & indeed there are no "Palestinians" any more than there are Kryptonians,Daxamites or Martians!!!!

[Binyamin Yisrael]

I don't really feel you in this case. Jewish-American or Dutch-American makes sense.

That's the worse one. We are American Jews, not "Jewish-Americans". The hyphen makes it even worse than saying we are American first and Jewish is the kind of American. It's like if people say "he's Jewish-American" as if it was one word. It at least requires the word a. The "politically correct" faggots say "Jewish-American" like they say "Africa-American". Another bad thing is if they say "Jewish people" instead of Jews. Saying "The Jewish People" is okay because that means the whole nation. But saying it with people as a plural for person is being "politically correct" as if Jews is a slur. Why not just say "He's Jewish" or "he's a Jew"?

Also, in all the cases of hyphenated Americans, it's better to say American and then the other word. American Japanese, not Japanese-American. People's origins matter and should not be given up for assimilation. People should be proud of where they come from.

[Israel Chai]

That's the worse one. We are American Jews, not "Jewish-Americans". The hyphen makes it even worse than saying we are American first and Jewish is the kind of American. It's like if people say "he's Jewish-American" as if it was one word. It at least requires the word a. The "politically correct" faggots say "Jewish-American" like they say "Africa-American". Another bad thing is if they say "Jewish people" instead of Jews. Saying "The Jewish People" is okay because that means the whole nation. But saying it with people as a plural for person is being "politically correct" as if Jews is a slur. Why not just say "He's Jewish" or "he's a Jew"?

Also, in all the cases of hyphenated Americans, it's better to say American and then the other word. American Japanese, not Japanese-American. People's origins matter and should not be given up for assimilation. People should be proud of where they come from.

It is a funny thing in the record keeping. It's always "Russian Jew" "Moroccan Jew" etc., but for some reason all Jews in America the order is switched and they're Jewish Americans. It does take longer to write it like that. Who the hell came up with that? It's actually a corruption of the whole concept, the location first and the nationality second. It's the same with Black Americans, because American Black sounds really weird like American White, the nationality is second and the descriptor is first. It's essentially calling Judaism an external thing like skin color or if you're in the Episcopalian or Southern Baptist church this week, when it's the identity. Little commie must have snuck that in, waste of time and a corruption of the concept.

1 useful point for you.

[Zelhar]

His worst nominations are the self hating kappos.

[Nachus]

                                                                                                                        

Seems as though he’s aspiring to be an American version of or at least similar to
Unjustin Trudeau on certain levels.
                                                   

                           

[Nachus]

                                                                                                                        

Just call him ‘PLO Joe’!