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Don’t be anti-Semitic!

If you’re Jewish, you know that feeling when someone makes a joke about your religion or says something that just seems like it’s not cool? Well, I don’t know about you, but that’s when I get mad. And then I start thinking about how many other people are laughing at me because they think I’m funny.

I used to think that if I could just get better at being Jewish, then everyone would finally see how funny and awesome I am. But that never happened. The only thing it did was make me feel bad about myself.

So now I try not to be anti-Semitic anymore—and it’s actually been pretty easy! Now all I have to do is remind myself why it’s important not to be anti-Semitic and everything else falls into place.

We’re not saying that you have to be anti-Semitic. But we are saying that your best skin care routine is going to include the following:

1. Avoid using any products that contain animal testing.

2. Don’t use products with sulfates and parabens in them (they can cause irritation).

3. Buy cruelty-free, non-toxic cosmetics and skincare products if possible (this is definitely possible).

4. If you’re looking for something affordable, try a drugstore brand like Loreal or Cover Girl rather than department stores like Macy’s or Macys, who sell more expensive brands that aren’t as good for your skin (but they do have more expensive makeup options).

Don’t be anti-Semitic.

It’s a simple message, but it’s imperative to remember.

Not sure if you’ve heard, but it’s pretty common for people to be anti-Semitic. It’s not a disease or something you can catch. And it’s not just some kind of weird joke. It’s real, and it’s scary, and we need your help to stop it!

So what can you do? Well, first off, don’t be an anti-Semite! You should also avoid telling jokes that make fun of Jews or other minorities, like people with disabilities or women. And finally, use your voice! Tell airlines not to fly Jews into Israel by refusing them boarding passes or by spreading false rumors about the safety of flights. You can also write letters to the media (like CNN) asking them to stop reporting on these types of issues.

So let’s get moving! Spread this message far and wide so that everyone knows how important it is for us all to fight back against anti-Semitism wherever we find it—in our schools, in our homes and workplaces, on TV shows and in movie theaters—because when hate wins out over love, who wins? We all lose!