I'd like to talk about my first real experience with a Jew.

[nebu]

So...

I'm thirty-one. Throughout those years until just very recently, I actually haven't dealt with a Jew in like... Ever. Really. The closest thing to my exposure to a Jew is reading Robert Greene's (A Jew) bestselling books. In interviews, Greene gets along with all his interviewers just fine. He does give off a powerful air of eloquence and sophistication. Incredibly educated man. But also, without a doubt, zero charisma compared to many just-as-educated non-Jews. There was even a time when a lady interviewer flat out told him that a friend of hers told her that Greene gave off a "loner personality" when they talked...

But aside from that, I haven't dealt and socialized with a Jew all my life. I grew up in all sorts of places, moved in seven different schools throughout my high school and pre-high school years (it was hell). But it's not until just months ago that I hung out with a Jew...

And let me tell ya... Of all the people I've hung out with, he was the most unpleasant person to be around. Like seriously. At three points in my long, boring conversation with him, he brought up his opinion on "the secret to success" without me even asking. And folks, I'm not kidding you. Early in my conversation with him after he zoned in on my problems with some girl after I briefly mentioned it, he literally asked to see a picture of my girl friend (it wasn't official with me and her. Me and her just had sex a few times) saying that he can give me advice about her because he was "good at reading people through their appearance". Man, that whole hangout session just left a bad taste in my mouth. Holy crap...

Sincerely asking right now... Being as unbiased as you can manage, tell me honestly... Fuck man, are all Jews like that? Holy shit.

I actually don't know his real, racial background. He looks like any other white guy. He identifies as a Christian, but when you dig deeper into his spiritual beliefs, he also calls himself a "Messianic Jew" and wears a Jewish necklace.

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