Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It’s terrible that they are allowed their own schools which don’t teach anything.
They are a voting bloc and the NY pols are mostly afraid to cross them.
- a non-Orthodox Jew
They make me understand crazy evangelicals, Catholics and other kinds of religious extremists.
-Another non-orthodox Jew
Most Catholics aren't religious extremists.
I had crazy Catholic neighbors. They exist. They had 8 kids whom they home-schooled. It was eye-opening as a Jew. I thought it was only evangelicals.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It’s terrible that they are allowed their own schools which don’t teach anything.
They are a voting bloc and the NY pols are mostly afraid to cross them.
- a non-Orthodox Jew
They make me understand crazy evangelicals, Catholics and other kinds of religious extremists.
-Another non-orthodox Jew
Most Catholics aren't religious extremists.
I had crazy Catholic neighbors. They exist. They had 8 kids whom they home-schooled. It was eye-opening as a Jew. I thought it was only evangelicals.
That’s an exception rather than the rule.
Anonymous wrote:Since late 18th century in Poland. “Hasid” means pious one. But in the state’s, the community - primarily in the New York boroughs didn’t take off in America until 1940s and 1950s. One of the goals of the ultra orthodox community is to have as many souls as possible to as to replenish what Hitler took. It’s a very difficult life for young women in the community. read up in Hassidim in wiki. SHTISEL (about Hasidim in Israel) is sbout the same culture but a sweeter presentation and very popular as a series right niw. Even the Hasidim who are not supposed to watch TV are secretly watching it on their phones
Anonymous wrote:Even the most devout Catholics do not have anywhere near the birthrates of the Hasidim. Will they stop when they have replaced their six million lost souls?
For those Andrew Cuomo groupies out there, he is their enabler.