Lykanthrocide on Nostr: As much as the juice see us as sub-human, I'd like to point out that "goyim" does not ...

As much as the juice see us as sub-human, I'd like to point out that "goyim" does not translate to cattle. It comes from a word translating to "backs", as in what you buy a backscratcher to scratch, which in turn comes from another word which means "mound" or a lump of something. It really means "the masses" or "the peoples", usually in the context of Gentile nations.