Many Thanks To Tim Minchin-Prejudice In Gematria

I will give you a chance to figure this out before I state the conclusion. So put on your Encyclopedia Brown loafers and get ready fir the clues.


We've been treated to some open racial slurs in gematria history. Nad using Jigaboo, nigger, cotton picker. Chucky and his talk about the Holocaust and Jewish bankers (but he claims he is not anti-Semitic, so it's OK).


We have been treated to a new numbering system. This sudden discovery of the Reverse Ordinal state has the gematriwhizbangs in a tizzy. Oh, how can they have been so blind as to not have known about this until a couple of weeks ago? Same words, but different numbers. Bigger clue- same LETTERS, different numbers.


For purposes if my own silly story I've been mulling around the use of the word 'cardinal' as opposed to ordinal in numbers. Well Cardinal is also a color. In fact the Stanford Cardinal are named after this instead of CardinalS like birds or Catholic churchish peoples. It's a shade of red.


My thoughts strayed towards a song by comedian Tim Minchin. It's called Prejudice and relates to his red hair color. Several nicknames for redheads are mentioned in the song, the most common is probably 'ginger.'


Now think about when you have heard redheads referred to as gingers. Like the freckled cow South Park episode. In general it is not used as a compliment. It's use is mostly in a manner like, "What do you know, you are just a stupid, mutant ginger."


Tim's song goes into a series of stereotypes about things like only gingers are allowed to call each other ginger, the same way that only black people are allowed to call each other the N word. Rewind to the first verse if the song, Tim leads you to think he's thinking of a different word than ginger before he hits you with the punch line.


IT DOESN'T MATTER WHAT LAME ASS NUMBERING SYSTEM YOU USE. GINGER US AN ANAGRAM OF NIGGER. Hence, the exact same gematria value. Might as well add Mexicans and Asians in to the list. Tim uses ninja as a close enough rhyme in the song. Gringo has an o instead of an e, that's close enough. English people drink ginger tea. Lets add all of them.


Yeah, whether its some vague cosmic entity or a group if Masonic Jewish banker haters they really did a crappy job of disguising how weak their buried references are.