goycattle
English
This English term is a hot word. Its inclusion on Wiktionary is provisional.
Etymology
From goy (“non-Jew”) + cattle.
Noun
goycattle pl (plural only)
- (alt-right slang, derogatory) Non-Jews regarded as mindless and docile, and therefore as susceptible to Jewish manipulation.
- 2025 December 2, Comet Musgrove, “‘Vril’ – like aura but racist: Inside UCL Agartha”, in The Cheese Grater[1], archived from the original on 1 February 2026:
- The Penzberger account also describes [...] the “goycattle” (white people taken in by Jewish tricks) as the weak links of the West.
- 2025 December 17, Layne A. Jackson, “Why does the Dissident Right hate athletics?”, in Layne's Guide to Lifting[2], Substack, archived from the original on 1 February 2026:
- I completely understand the hesitancy towards watching sports as a “goycattle bread and circus distraction” (disagree unless taken to excess btw), but criticizing merely engaging in physical activity puts you in libtard territory whether you like it or not.
- 2026 January 23, Ali Breland, “Teenagers Are Pushing Himmler’s Favorite Myth”, in The Atlantic[3], archived from the original on 24 January 2026:
- Posters on the platform often used the term [sc. goy] in anti-Semitic ways, such as in the terms goyslop (unhealthy foods that these conspiracy theorists believed were a Jewish plot to hinder gentiles) and goycattle (the unthinking masses who are constantly being manipulated by Jewish people).