This might be more of a cultural question, but here's the context.
SNL. Saturday Night Live. A TV show in the USA.
Larry David has twice done a satire of Bernie Sanders, a candidate for the next presidential election in the USA.
I say to a (Jewish) friend: Oh, whatever, Larry David was just doing his Jewish shtick.
Not too longer after saying that, he "had to go".
Is Jewish shti(c)k polarizing? Does it have strong connotations?
EDIT: Sorry if it does.
EDIT 2.0: It's a comedic device, in my humble opinion.
SNL. Saturday Night Live. A TV show in the USA.
Larry David has twice done a satire of Bernie Sanders, a candidate for the next presidential election in the USA.
I say to a (Jewish) friend: Oh, whatever, Larry David was just doing his Jewish shtick.
Not too longer after saying that, he "had to go".
Is Jewish shti(c)k polarizing? Does it have strong connotations?
EDIT: Sorry if it does.
EDIT 2.0: It's a comedic device, in my humble opinion.
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