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This page describes the term "yid" for a Jewish person as offensive or neutral. The footnoted source correctly describes the term as highly pejorative. This term in English is unambiguously racist. It is as offensive as the "N-word". It is never used in any other sense or with any other nuance than a purely hostile, derogatory and pre-violent meaning. 81.99.219.30 (talk) 23:06, 16 July 2023 (UTC)
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Land thief warrants removal from the list, as there is nothing ethnic nor offensive about the phrase. It is an accurate description of the oppressor class of the South African Apartheid State. It is no more offensive than calling the sky blue. Choosing to be offended by this simple historical descriptor denies the stark history of colonialism in Africa. Zeyami (talk) 16:26, 31 August 2023 (UTC)