Quote by Karl Lueger

I determine who is a Jew.

I determine who is a Jew.

Summary

This quote suggests that the speaker takes it upon themselves to determine who belongs to the Jewish religion or community. It implies a sense of personal authority or superiority in deciding who is considered a Jew. The speaker might believe that they have the power or knowledge to define and grant the identity of being Jewish, which can raise questions about inclusivity and internal divisions within the Jewish faith.

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Religion

By Karl Lueger

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