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What an absolutely fucking retarded cabbage tier topic for a thread. You just wanted an excuse to rant about Jews without getting banned didn't you?
I say this because the main reason it is so absolutely fucking retarded isn't just because it's a bad thread topic to begin with, but because the premise itself is retarded. Did you even watch The Dark Crystal? They're the same race as the good guys you fucking moron.
If anything could be made as a Judaic comparison it would be that the ten good mystics of the urRu and the ten bad ones called the Skeksis which are like hollow evil mirror images of the good closely parallels the Kabbalah Tree of Life Sephirot versus the ten hollow shells which are considered like evil mirror images of the Sefirot called the Qliphoth. Given the the evil and good 10 merge with each other this pretty well indicates it being a Kabbalistic metaphor more than anything else.
I would mention the Gnolam but I already feel dumber just being in this thread. Next time you want to start a dumb pol thread at least know what you're talking about.
>>27393The Ferengi aren't space Jews. Not every merchant race is a Jew ffs. Was the Hanseatic League Jewish? Were the Medicis Jews? The proud or evil merchant race archetype is a very old one in fiction, and in more recent fiction is typically used as either a criticism or promotion of things like Capitalism and Objectivism. House Ordo and the Dominion of Korx are two very good examples of soulless evil Capitalism made into a race in fiction in similar manner as pretty much all cyberpunk tends to do as well as what Alien did with Weyland Yutani for example, only personified.
The Ferengi are more like a neutral depiction of Capitalism personified, kind of like the Lumeris. The Iridium Corporation is an example of good Capitalism/AnCap personified. The Volus and Bentusi are two examples of neutral to good merchant races. Bioshock is an example of exploring the themes and pbilosophy of something like Objectivism
without really discussing the economics of it.