[raydan]

What's the problem with religion/guns/drugs/alcohol?

Easy, look for the common denominator... people.

[Brenda]

raydan wrote:

What's the problem with religion/guns/drugs/alcohol?

Easy, look for the common denominator... people.

HEY!! I am "people" too, and I am amazing!

[raydan]

Sorry, instead of "people", I should have written "idiots".

[Brenda]

raydan wrote:

Sorry, instead of "people", I should have written "idiots".

You are forgiven

[BartSimpson]

Brenda wrote:

raydan wrote:

Sorry, instead of "people", I should have written "idiots".

You are forgiven

Brenda, you really should have taken offense at that last shot. It was pretty low.

[Brenda]

BartSimpson wrote:

Brenda wrote:

raydan wrote:

Sorry, instead of "people", I should have written "idiots".

You are forgiven

Brenda, you really should have taken offense at that last shot. It was pretty low.

I considered the source

[GreenTiger]

Brenda wrote:

GreenTiger wrote:

What is interesting is that a lot of Jewish people who find these people a collosal pain.

Against common beliefs, that is the same with Muslims...

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I feel for this woman and am glad she was able to escape and join the 21 century.

The situation can get worse. There is a very large Hasidim community in Lakewood, New Jersey that is just as hard line. They also have unofficial groups that intimidate both men and especially women to fall into line and conform. Their "encouragement" can be sever.


Any group that tries to do anything about is instantly labeled anti-Semitic and will back off. We are so choked with the need to be PC that sometimes we overlook things that we shouldn't.

The fact that she was able to get out and make her own choice about what she wants to do is a huge success and I wish her well.