Rose Spitznogle
@rosespitznogle.bsky.social
🌲Northern California Redwoods Jew🌺Vegan🌻Atheist 💐I support Democracy & Israel’s right to exist & fight back🌸
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Reading the comments is actually pretty refreshing, too. A lot of “I came away from this interview with a completely different view of Hunter” and “I can’t believe how one sided I allowed myself to get”
December 29, 2025 at 7:44 PM
Reading the comments is actually pretty refreshing, too. A lot of “I came away from this interview with a completely different view of Hunter” and “I can’t believe how one sided I allowed myself to get”
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Ethnically Jews trace origins to the Hebrew tribes (like those of Abraham Isaac & Jacob) but the modern sense of Jewish identity blends ancestry, culture, & sometimes faith That’s why someone can be ethnically Jewish but not religious — it’s as much about belonging to a people as believing in God
Ethnically Jews trace origins to the Hebrew tribes (like those of Abraham Isaac & Jacob) but the modern sense of Jewish identity blends ancestry, culture, & sometimes faith That’s why someone can be ethnically Jewish but not religious — it’s as much about belonging to a people as believing in God
December 29, 2025 at 9:50 PM
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Ethnically Jews trace origins to the Hebrew tribes (like those of Abraham Isaac & Jacob) but the modern sense of Jewish identity blends ancestry, culture, & sometimes faith That’s why someone can be ethnically Jewish but not religious — it’s as much about belonging to a people as believing in God
Ethnically Jews trace origins to the Hebrew tribes (like those of Abraham Isaac & Jacob) but the modern sense of Jewish identity blends ancestry, culture, & sometimes faith That’s why someone can be ethnically Jewish but not religious — it’s as much about belonging to a people as believing in God
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…heritage and set of traditions, whether or not someone believes in God. So when I say I’m Jewish, I mean I’m part of that lineage and culture, not making a statement about geography or religion. The word only feels negative because of how antisemites used it, not because of what it actually means
…heritage and set of traditions, whether or not someone believes in God. So when I say I’m Jewish, I mean I’m part of that lineage and culture, not making a statement about geography or religion. The word only feels negative because of how antisemites used it, not because of what it actually means
December 29, 2025 at 9:44 PM
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…heritage and set of traditions, whether or not someone believes in God. So when I say I’m Jewish, I mean I’m part of that lineage and culture, not making a statement about geography or religion. The word only feels negative because of how antisemites used it, not because of what it actually means
…heritage and set of traditions, whether or not someone believes in God. So when I say I’m Jewish, I mean I’m part of that lineage and culture, not making a statement about geography or religion. The word only feels negative because of how antisemites used it, not because of what it actually means
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Judaism isn’t just a religion or a spot on the map — it’s an ancient people and culture that began in the land of Israel/Judea and carried on through millennia of history, wherever Jews lived. “Jew” originally just meant someone from Judea, but over time it came to describe a shared ancestry…
Judaism isn’t just a religion or a spot on the map — it’s an ancient people and culture that began in the land of Israel/Judea and carried on through millennia of history, wherever Jews lived. “Jew” originally just meant someone from Judea, but over time it came to describe a shared ancestry…
December 29, 2025 at 9:43 PM
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Judaism isn’t just a religion or a spot on the map — it’s an ancient people and culture that began in the land of Israel/Judea and carried on through millennia of history, wherever Jews lived. “Jew” originally just meant someone from Judea, but over time it came to describe a shared ancestry…
Judaism isn’t just a religion or a spot on the map — it’s an ancient people and culture that began in the land of Israel/Judea and carried on through millennia of history, wherever Jews lived. “Jew” originally just meant someone from Judea, but over time it came to describe a shared ancestry…
No, Middle Eastern would not cover it
December 29, 2025 at 3:43 AM
No, Middle Eastern would not cover it
Judaism is an ethnicity and culture, not just a religion. I’m ethnically/culturally Jewish but don’t believe in God.
Judaism leaves room for debate.
Judaism leaves room for debate.
December 28, 2025 at 10:03 PM
Judaism is an ethnicity and culture, not just a religion. I’m ethnically/culturally Jewish but don’t believe in God.
Judaism leaves room for debate.
Judaism leaves room for debate.