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Semite = a member of any of the peoples who speak or spoke a Semitic language, including in particular the Jews and Arabs.

Origin = from modern Latin Semita, via late Latin from Greek Sēm ‘Shem’, son of Noah in the Bible, from whom these peoples were traditionally supposed to be descended.

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THEN IT BECOMES INTERESTING; because it was totally manipulated ... like they changed the definition of vaccines and natural imunity.

"Semite1881– A Jewish person. Frequently derogatory or euphemistic. non-Aryan1922– Chiefly in Nazi (and neo-Nazi) ideology: a person not considered Aryan, esp."....

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In a way, it is very similar (please bear with me) with the N - word ... which in most languages just basically means or is a Countries' translation of BLACK. It means no offense is you use it the correct way without "hatred" ... but of course they want us all the same and to control the narrative.

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Susan T's avatar

How does one edit a post?

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russian_bot's avatar

Under your post you can see "Like", "Reply", "Share". Then further to the right there is an ellipsis. Click on it and you'll see "Edit" (if it's your post). Then edit your message and "Save".

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gypsy33's avatar

Thanks RB…I thought faulty posts were indelible! 😭

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Yes, you can delete them and if there were no replies then they go without a trace. But if somebody did, then the "deleted" stub remains, and the replies are left hanging with no context.

I tend to delete mine when they are "leafed" to such deleted comments as they stop making sense.

Also, it might be unfair to those who already replied, to just go and edit your comment. That could totally ruin the repliers' intents. In such cases one could just add something clearly marking it as EDIT, UPDATE, or something.

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Starry Gordon's avatar

It would be nice if the comment software would mark entries accordingly, so a reply could be traced back to the entry which inspired it. If poor old USENET could do that, why not this slick software?

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Susan T's avatar

Thanks!!!

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Bob - Enough's avatar

Err why ?.

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Bob - Enough's avatar

Ah got it - my mistake, apologies and thanks.

Changed I hope.

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