> And by the way, if someone has a father who's part Jewish: they're generally not considered Jewish. I'm sure we know that, though, don't we.

Are you...are you trying to apply matrilineal descent in Judaism to Columbians?

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Reddit is public, you racist asshole.

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Well, I'm sure this won't sell out instantly...

Sidenote. Does the Palladium (indoors) and Off The Rails oversell their shows? I have never felt like there were more people in a building than should be allowed while at a concert more than I felt here. There was literally nowhere to move and I wasn't even trying to get to the stage. I had a panic moment and needed to leave the OTR venue and it was literally wall to wall people all the way to the door.

>Sure, it's what everyone was thinking.

I hear this exact statement from racists all the time.

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I just am doing my due diligence because your post is dogwhistling racism like a tornado siren....and I was looking to see if you're a troll from r/conspiracy or a proud boy member. Instead, how interesting that you're also Jewish. But then, you decide to go off that someone isn't "pure" enough to be considered Latino when their father is part Latino. Ahh, yes, you wanting to be the artbuter of "purity." That opinion is especially fucked up given our own jewish history.

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And yet you still aren't actually answering me with anything more than you not thinking she is "pure enough." Like dude...if you wanted us to play racist bingo, you should have been more subtle.

In the video the OP linked, she explicitly says her father's Columbian at 11:35. Seems like that's pretty relevant. We're you iching to neg on being woke or something?

Ahh

>having a father who's part Colombian, with a bunch of other stuff mixed in, isn't really a strong case for being Latin.

It actually is. But it isn't for people who are leaning racist.

I guess now we collectively should all call out your supposed Jewish heritage because maybe you're not pure enough as a Jew to be able to call yourself Jewish.

See how your argument that she isn't "pure enough of a South American heritage be considered Latino" is fucking terrible and racist AF?

There's no deceit. Her father is part Columbian. The OP is specifically trying not to mention that OR when it's pointed out, he's actively downplaying it in the comments that her heritage is not "pure" enough.

Oh, are you still going around trying desperately to argue that because her father is only part Columbian that she is disallowed from being considered Latino because her heritage isn't "pure" enough?

This is rich coming from another Jewish person. You should be ashamed of yourself.

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I think we're at the point of the racist being mask-off at this point in the prodding.

Your post history is public, bro. Litteraly, the first thing people see is you commenting on your shul and looking for Jewish allies.

>having a father who's part Colombian, with a bunch of other stuff mixed in, isn't really a strong case for being Latin.

It actually is. But it isn't for people who are leaning racist.

I guess now we collectively should all call out your supposed Jewish heritage because maybe you're not pure enough as a Jew to be able to call yourself Jewish.

See how your argument that she isn't "pure enough of a South American heritage be considered Latino" is fucking terrible and racist AF?

Edit: this guy is going around dirty deleting, but here's a gem

>Racists came up with the "one drop" rule. Doing the opposite of the one-drop rule is also racist?

This guy has decided he is very not racist because he is going beyond that one-drop-rule and wanting self identifed latinos to be more "full blooded"...and decided he's to become the artbuter of latino heritage by having a nebulous purity test for purported latinos. Maybe in his opinion you can't be a "real" Latino unless one of your parents are "full blooded" (whatever that means to him) Latino. Who knows! He (a Jewish white man) hasn't yet drawn up his purity map for what constitutes a "true" Latino person yet. I guess we'll wait and see how he draws up his purity tests.

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So, you guess that being of Latin American ancestry allows you to 'claim' to be Latinx? You don't think that's just like...the definition?