Reply To: Win for the Charaidim in Eretz Yisroel!!

Health ?

PBA: In a welfare state, yes. I’m still not sure what your point is. As we discussed elsewhere, someone who has wealth can not “self-declare” themselves Charaidi. The only way to tell is if they don’t have the wealth to be redistributed (for example, they learn full time). The government can then decide not to redistribute to a specific sect or group as per their own self interest.

It is time we realize that our relationship to the zionist rulers of Eretz Yisrael is identical to that of African Americans in the United States prior to World War II.

Yup. I just seen that Charaidi lynched on the street pole!! Next we’re gonna scare off that Charaidi girl Na’ama who just wants to live in our town and go to school!! Then we’all gonna trash that Charaidi store that opened in our neighborhood that sells what we don’t like. Don’t they know this area is ours and they aint welcome?

(oops).

The more apt comparison (unfortunately) is that the Charaidim are practicing Jim Crow. (although I don’t agree that it can be compared either way) This is with their “separate but equal” access to the Kotel, “separate but equal” bussing & exclusive neighborhoods for Charaidim only (to the point where they regulate what visitors are allowed to wear and physically assault those who do not comply).

It is bigotry, pure and simple.