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Q: Target Pulls Anti-Semitic Card Game From Stores 
  
 Target Apologizes, Pulls Anti-Semitic Cards Against Humanity Game 
  
 Breaking News 
  
 Target has apologized and vows to remove an anti-Semitic expansion pack of the popular game Cards Against Humanity from its shelves. 
  
 A customer on Twitter discovered his local store selling the CAH "Chosen People Pack" ... which featured cards with inscriptions like, "Torturing Jews until they say they're not Jews anymore," and "The part of Anne Frank's diary where she talks about her vagina." 
  
 The posting caused immediate backlash, Target responded with, "We are aware of this extended card pack of the game Cards Against Humanity and are in the process of removing it from our stores. We apologize for any disappointment as it is never our intention to offend our guests with the products we carry." 
  
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 An extension pack to the popular party game Cards Against Humanity has drawn the ire of customers, and the Target US retail chain said it was pulling it from its shelves. 
  
  
  
 The original game, which has been around since 2011, is designed specifically to be offensive. Players match cards to different categories and questions, to create shocking and humorous combinations. A variety of specialty themed extension packs are available on all sorts of topics, including science, food and weed. But the extension designed for Jewish audiences made waves on Twitter on Thursday for some questionable content. 
  
 We are aware of this extended card pack of the game Cards Against Humanity and are in the process of removing it from our stores. We apologize for any disappointment as it is never our intention to offend our guests with the products we carry. Thank you! — AskTarget (@AskTarget) December 28, 2017 
  
 A user on Twitter posted images of the cards, including ones that say “torturing Jews until they say they’re not Jews anymore”; “the part of Anne Frank’s diary where she talks about her vagina”; and “Can’t you see, the Jews are behind everything – the banks, the media, even ____.”Other users who have shared images and video of the cards showed ones that said “suddenly remembering the Holocaust happened”; “hiding from the Nazis”; “some kind of concentrated encampment for people”; “demolishing that ass like a Palestinian village”; and “the blood of Christian babies.”The extension pack sold in Target was labeled “Chosen People,” but the “Jewish Pack” on the Cards of Humanity website has the same content. The extension pack isn’t new – in fact it has been around for two years. In January 2016, Tablet magazine shared some of the cards and called it “Good stuff.” More than 200 reviews for the product on Amazon.com gave it an average of 4.5 stars.The Twitter user who flagged the item, Mike Lieber, tagged Target, the store where he bought the game, in his tweet. In response, the chain said on Thursday: “We are aware of this extended card pack of the game Cards Against Humanity and are in the process of removing it from our stores. We apologize for any disappointment as it is never our intention to offend our guests with the products we carry.”Cards Against Humanity did not respond to a request for comment. 
  
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First Target had a problem with fidget spinners. Now it's taking heat for another item in its toy department, apologizing for a game that's designed to be offensive but looks to have crossed the line. TMZ reports the retailer is pulling an expansion pack for the popular game Cards Against Humanity off of its shelves after a customer spotted the "Chosen People Pack" at his local Target—a pack that contained anti-Semitic cards with some jaw-dropping inscriptions. "Despicable," tweeted Mike Lieber, posting pics of some of the cards inside the pack, which featured the remarks "Torturing Jews until they say they're not Jews anymore" and "Can't you see? The Jews are behind everything—the banks, the media, even________!," among others. There's also a card that makes a sexual reference to Anne Frank. The Jerusalem Post notes the expansion pack has been around for a couple of years and that although Target is removing the "Chosen People Pack," there's an expansion set on the Cards Against Humanity website called the "Jew Pack" that has the same remarks written on its cards. Lieber noted on Twitter that Walmart was also selling the "Chosen People Pack," though it has since appeared to have taken that page down on its site. As for Target, its customer service Twitter account replied to Lieber's post, tweeting: "We are aware of this extended card pack of the game Cards Against Humanity and are in the process of removing it from our stores. We apologize for any disappointment as it is never our intention to offend our guests with the products we carry."