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About time, as the school can not sweep this crap under the rug. lets see if the school attempts to impede a investigation, there is a charge for that crap.

About time, as the school can not sweep this crap under the rug. lets see if the school attempts to impede a investigation, there is a charge for that crap.

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Just curious but a dog is just a dog, not "dogish". A cat is just a cat, not "catish" so why is a Jew "Jewish" and not just a Jew?

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Are you English? Or Scottish? Probably not.

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Nope, plain 'Murican. That doesn't answer my question, though. Why is the guy "Jewish" and not just a Jew?

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You completely missed my point... it is because of the English language and how it goes together, that's why.

From Dictionary.com Ish - a suffix used to form adjectives from nouns, with the sense of “belonging to” (British; Danish; English; Spanish); “after the manner of,” “ ...