"Hostile to all mankind" and the word "goy"

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The speaker says the Apostle Paul, "a genuine Israelite," recognised that "these people" are hostile to all mankind, and claims they view non-Jews as "useless goy cannon fodder."

• The speaker does not cite a specific verse. Paul described himself as a Jew and a Pharisee (chapter 5), so treating him as a witness against Jews as a people is disputed.
• "Goy" (plural "goyim") is the Hebrew/Yiddish word for "nation" or "non-Jew"; the claim that it implies "cannon fodder" is the speaker's interpretation and no source is given.

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