Some wisdom  here "Protect your  people,  your family,  your honor.
   Respect  the wiseness of the older  ones and  teach  the younger  ones
   how  to be good  persons,  trying  to  keep pure their  hearts and
   souls.  Study all the days of your life,  never  stop  studying.
   Respect and  honor  your parents  and  your family's traditions.
   Respect your  wife/husband and  your  eventual sons and  daughters.
   They  will be your blood and flesh and you will live in their lives,
   even when your bones become dust and your name becomes a pretty far
   memory. Don't be lazy or selfish. Be grateful for being alive and keep
   surviving." Thank you Cecilia. I also consider myself an Atheist, but I
   still firmly believe that people with differing opinions from my own
   still deserve the respect I would like them to give me. It brings a
   smile to my face to see this wisdom being spread.
   Joseph Frazier
   Relentlessly Focused Action
   On Sun, Dec 24, 2017 at 1:33 PM, Cecilia Tanaka
   <[1]cecilia.tanaka@gmail.com> wrote:

     On Sun, Dec 24, 2017 at 3:30 PM, juan <[2]juan.g71@gmail.com> wrote:
     >
     >         fuck the joos
     Sorry for disappointing you so much, my dear Juan.  It would be a
     gorgeous thing to do today, but Rayzer, my Jewish ex-boyfriend, and
     the most of my Jewish male single friends are pretty far from me,
     living in the USA.  So I think it would be much easier to me
     choosing
     between fucking an Atheist or fucking a Catholic.  Some special
     preference, dear?  hahaha!!!  ;D
     God, I swear I do still not understand why the heck you hate so much
     the Jewish people, Juan!  It's their religion, their faith, and
     should
     be respected as any other, my dear.
     You would like to study some of the Jewish principles, Juan.  They
     remember me a lot some of the most important Japanese beliefs:  -
     Protect your people, your family, your honor.  Respect the wiseness
     of
     the older ones and teach the younger ones how to be good persons,
     trying to keep pure their hearts and souls.  Study all the days of
     your life, never stop studying.  Respect and honor your parents and
     your family's traditions.  Respect your wife/husband and your
     eventual
     sons and daughters.  They will be your blood and flesh and you will
     live in their lives, even when your bones become dust and your name
     becomes a pretty far memory.  Don't be lazy or selfish.  Be grateful
     for being alive and keep surviving.  Always keep surviving to
     preserve
     your proud people's History alive, even after wars, holocausts, and
     nuclear bombs, my dear.
     And, of course, always make jokes...  Laughing makes the tears less
     bitter...  ;)

References

   1. mailto:cecilia.tanaka@gmail.com
   2. mailto:juan.g71@gmail.com