and he ' s right . Quickybaby is pretty introspective which is good for learning . <| sep |> Ericsson isn ' t complete and total ass this year ! that ' s the rest of the team <| sep |> Sweeeet will be ordering this weekend <| sep |> thats newegg pricing on the headphones which you need to be very lucky to find a sucker to pay that price , i was lucky to sell them for 120 Cad in my city months ago , <| sep |> They wouldve had a mediocre week without the 2 TDs , just saying <| sep |> He tried to date my daughter <| sep |> Their children would especially if their spouses are ethnically Jewish and yes Jews do have some genetically unique birth defects that they can test for during pregnancy but so do many ethnicities . It ' s seems like you ' re more concerned with demonstrating that ethnic Jews share the risk of certain birth defects more than you are concerned with the rest of your argument . You keep coming back to it in what seems like a backhanded way to put them down , well there are tons of ethnicities that share genetic disorders with each other . Big deal . Of course a convert would not be ethnically Jewish and can ' t pick up these traits because of biology . I ' m not sure where you ' re going with this but it seems pointless . As for culturally , a convert will be adopting the culture , so it ' s not to say that they are not or won ' t become culturally Jewish , but that it will take them time and assimilation . Whereas an atheist Jew grew up in the culture and it ' s a part of them whether they are practicing the religion or not . It ' s really not that difficult of a concept to grasp , maybe if you spent half as much time listening to what others say instead of being an insulting contrarian you might learn something once in a while .