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How do you describe a dark complexioned person who you know has grandparents who are: French, Congolese, Chinese, Jewish

Part French, part Congole... 5 20.83%
 
Descended from French, Co... 7 29.17%
 
Part white, part black, part Jewish 0 0%
 
Part black and part Jewish 0 0%
 
Black 12 50.00%
 
Total:24
vivster on 06 November 2017

I describe them as what they are. I don't see the point in respecting any kind of heritage, especially when it comes to ideologies like religion.



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Flilix on 06 November 2017
VGPolyglot said:
Ka-pi96 said:
Nationality entirely goes off of what passport they have. As for ethnicity, depends which accent they have. That's always a good way to tell. Skin colour is partially separate from that, ie. here in Britain white British and black British are both ethnicity options. They're both ethnically British, but obviously they have different skin colours. I don't know what "darker complexion" means though. Is that supposed to mean black? Or do you mean like the kind of tanned skin colour typical of southern Europeans?

As for judaism, do they follow jewish teachings (and have a mutilated dick)? If they do, they're jewish. If not, they're not jewish.

Hmm, I was circumsized myself. I am anti-nationalist though, as I do prefer a world that is border-less.

For medical reasons?



VGPolyglot on 06 November 2017
Flilix said:
VGPolyglot said:

Hmm, I was circumsized myself. I am anti-nationalist though, as I do prefer a world that is border-less.

For medical reasons?

Basically my father wanted me circumsized because he was circumsized.