“Goy” - with E

- Come Around

@ElijahSchaffer Great conversation with Elijah Schaffer Love to hear more about your thoughts on free speech and its importance in today's society Looking forward to listening to the rest of the podcast

@ElijahSchaffer I always took it for "Not Jewish". I remember a member of a music group called himself "the token goy" because the other guys were all Jewish.

@ElijahSchaffer I'm a goy. Anyone who thinks goy is a slur is a schmuck.😆

@ElijahSchaffer So like, Goy Polloi

@ElijahSchaffer This fills me with goy.

@ElijahSchaffer I have never felt insulted.. nope.. actually, I actually think about beans. Now the word schickse feels insulting.. not sure why.

@ElijahSchaffer Thought to myself,"I didn't know that." Checked it out (trust but verify). Google AI called you wrong,so I knew you were probably correct. Turns out I DID know because I'd heard "goy gadol", but never clicked. Thanks

@ElijahSchaffer Similar to how Guk got off the rails from Korean. It's not derogatory, in the Korean context it means nation. Hanguk (country of the Han) or Waeguk (outside country).