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I disagree and here's why, since the Jews have a religious state, and that state supports these fanatics financially and militarily, ALL Jews (or at least all Israelites and Zionists, and sadly all American tax payers since we send them billions of our tax dollars) support these fanatics, and should be lumped in with them until they stop their blind support for dangerous, fanatical religious zealots. Remember, these are the people still settling in the agreed on Palestinian held areas and then getting military support to keep their freshly stolen property, and Israel refuses to stop supporting the 'settlers' (which should rightly be called 'invaders').
Why doesn't the US, as a supporter of Israel and a believer in borders, tell them to stop expanding into their neighbors territories? I just don't understand OUR support of THEIR expansionist agenda at all.
Side note: If your 'god' gives you the right to take from others or hurt others, your 'god' is evil, and so are you. If your 'god' gives you the right to harass and terrorize others, your 'god' and religion are terroristic. I think this holds water for every religion that allows prostelatizing or demands adherence to their 'rules' by non-believers, they are all terroristic to those not part of their group to some degree.

>> ^mxxcon:
>> ^newtboy:
...and of course, forcing their religion on others is not considered 'controlling one's environment'. This is typical of religious nutjobs, it's the 'god made these rules, everyone must follow them, regardless of your religion, unless they interfere with what me and my kind want to do, then YOU must continue to follow MY religious rules while I may do what I want' mindset...and they wonder why there's rampant anti semitism in the world, they should maybe try some self examination before passing their skewed judgement on everyone else.
Why are we sending these nutjobs our tax dollars? Can anyone possibly give me a reasonable explanation for this beyond 'they're are friends'? If they can't survive on their own in the land they stole, perhaps they should leave.
>> ^xxovercastxx:
>> ^Nexxus:
I don't see 'operating a pallet jack' on that list.
>> ^xxovercastxx:
If you're curious what is actually forbidden during Shabbat, here's a list on wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Activities_prohibited_on_Shabbat
#9 is sifting so there better not be any new videos next weekend.


This sort of thing would be forbidden as "Transferring between domains". Driving the truck would also be forbidden as it violates "Igniting a fire". Some would also argue that it violates the spirit of the law as it is controlling one's environment, which is what all of these rules are meant to forbid.

well, antisemitism affects all Jews, where as these are some of the more 'hardcore' fanatics. just like you shouldn't equate terrorists to all Christians or Muslims.

>> ^newtboy:

...and of course, forcing their religion on others is not considered 'controlling one's environment'. This is typical of religious nutjobs, it's the 'god made these rules, everyone must follow them, regardless of your religion, unless they interfere with what me and my kind want to do, then YOU must continue to follow MY religious rules while I may do what I want' mindset...and they wonder why there's rampant anti semitism in the world, they should maybe try some self examination before passing their skewed judgement on everyone else.
Why are we sending these nutjobs our tax dollars? Can anyone possibly give me a reasonable explanation for this beyond 'they're are friends'? If they can't survive on their own in the land they stole, perhaps they should leave.
>> ^xxovercastxx:
>> ^Nexxus:
I don't see 'operating a pallet jack' on that list.
>> ^xxovercastxx:
If you're curious what is actually forbidden during Shabbat, here's a list on wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Activities_prohibited_on_Shabbat
#9 is sifting so there better not be any new videos next weekend.


This sort of thing would be forbidden as "Transferring between domains". Driving the truck would also be forbidden as it violates "Igniting a fire". Some would also argue that it violates the spirit of the law as it is controlling one's environment, which is what all of these rules are meant to forbid.

well, antisemitism affects all Jews, where as these are some of the more 'hardcore' fanatics. just like you shouldn't equate terrorists to all Christians or Muslims.

...and of course, forcing their religion on others is not considered 'controlling one's environment'. This is typical of religious nutjobs, it's the 'god made these rules, everyone must follow them, regardless of your religion, unless they interfere with what me and my kind want to do, then YOU must continue to follow MY religious rules while I may do what I want' mindset...and they wonder why there's rampant anti semitism in the world, they should maybe try some self examination before passing their skewed judgement on everyone else.
Why are we sending these nutjobs our tax dollars? Can anyone possibly give me a reasonable explanation for this beyond 'they're are friends'? If they can't survive on their own in the land they stole, perhaps they should leave.
>> ^xxovercastxx:
>> ^Nexxus:
I don't see 'operating a pallet jack' on that list.
>> ^xxovercastxx:
If you're curious what is actually forbidden during Shabbat, here's a list on wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Activities_prohibited_on_Shabbat
#9 is sifting so there better not be any new videos next weekend.


This sort of thing would be forbidden as "Transferring between domains". Driving the truck would also be forbidden as it violates "Igniting a fire". Some would also argue that it violates the spirit of the law as it is controlling one's environment, which is what all of these rules are meant to forbid.

>> ^Nexxus:

I don't see 'operating a pallet jack' on that list.
>> ^xxovercastxx:
If you're curious what is actually forbidden during Shabbat, here's a list on wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Activities_prohibited_on_Shabbat
#9 is sifting so there better not be any new videos next weekend.



This sort of thing would be forbidden as "Transferring between domains". Driving the truck would also be forbidden as it violates "Igniting a fire". Some would also argue that it violates the spirit of the law as it is controlling one's environment, which is what all of these rules are meant to forbid.

I don't see 'operating a pallet jack' on that list.
>> ^xxovercastxx:

If you're curious what is actually forbidden during Shabbat, here's a list on wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Activities_prohibited_on_Shabbat
#9 is sifting so there better not be any new videos next weekend.

If you're curious what is actually forbidden during Shabbat, here's a list on wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Activities_prohibited_on_Shabbat

#9 is sifting so there better not be any new videos next weekend.

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>> ^dgandhi:

Generally folks stick to a list of unacceptable activities, http://www.jewfaq.org/shabbat.htm lists the 39 generally forbidden actions.


Check out activity #9 from the list.....

Generally folks stick to a list of unacceptable activities, http://www.jewfaq.org/shabbat.htm lists the 39 generally forbidden actions.

While most reformed jews don't follow these rules, they sometimes argue that the reason that these actions were forbidden is because they require concentration, such as starting a fire did three thousand years ago. Obviously , due to advances in technology, many of these things now require hardly any thought at all, certainly not as much as keeping a fire burning, which is an acceptable sabbath activity.

What's next, introduce a bill that doesn't allow blood transfusion because Jehovah's Witnesses' find it "absolutely repugnant that their money is paying" for blood transfusions?


Oh, good example of a misguided slippery slope argument. Let me make another for you. What's next, introduce a bill that doesn't allow government workers to be paid on Saturday because it's the Jewish Shabbat?

Blood transfusions are medically vital. Abortions typically are not (in the 1 or 2% where they are, then only a whack-job is against them).

Also, abortion isn't just a religious issue. A secular person can be offended that federal money is terminating a second trimester fetus in a healthy mother. A religious person (e.g., many Catholic Democrats) can support the right for women to choose to end their pregnancies. About half of the country is against abortions for everyone. About 2% of the country against blood transfusions for themselves.

But anyway, to answer your question, I don't think that federal funding of a medically vital procedure which some fraction of members of some backwards cult don't want performed on themselves is equivalent to federal funding of medically unnecessary termination of viable fetuses in health mothers. So no, I don't expect your proposal will be in a follow-up bill.

>> ^Trancecoach:
Jews fight crime.
Feh.


Shabbat shalom