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Tag Archives: goyim
Orit Arfa is the Jewish female analog of the young black male: a ‘woman at risk’
From my live cam: ChaimAmalek: This Orit person needs to stop dating and just settle for some specific man. And then she needs to have babies. ChaimAmalek: All this talk about dating and relationships only wastes time. ChaimAmalek: She is … Continue reading
Posted in Orit Arfa
Tagged adolf hitler, arfa, goyim, jewess, lonely years, muslim women, negro male, self fulfillment
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Cheating The Goyim
In my limited experience, most right-wing Orthodox rabbis permit cheating on taxes and other cheating of the goyim. Most Modern Orthodox rabbis I know forbid this behavior. A friend of mine recently wanted to pay cash to have his car … Continue reading
Posted in Ethics, Marc B. Shapiro, Orthodoxy
Tagged goyim, Marc B. Shapiro, Modern Orthodox, orthodox jew, orthodox rabbi, wine industry
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When The Goyim Mock Us For Not Wearing Shoes
Rabbi Michael Broyde writes: "Second, we now live in a society where Jews ought to seek to conduct themselves in ways that cause the Gentiles around us not to mock us. Halacha frowns on letting Jews be mocked and certainly … Continue reading
Posted in Orthodoxy, R. Michael J. Broyde
Tagged 9th of av, ashkenazic, converse allstars, gentiles, goyim, Jews, rabbi michael, russian empire, uncommon practice
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Talking To My Dad
"The other day when you were talking to me, I suddenly felt you were no longer talking to me but to your dad," says a friend. "What do you mean? What was I talking about?" "Your voice changed and you … Continue reading
Celebrating Lag B’Omer With Bonfires
"How is that good for Los Angeles?" I thought when I was reading a press release for a Lag B’Omer bonfire Monday night. "We have bad air pollution in LA and bonfires will only add to it. What will the … Continue reading
Posted in Haredi, Hasidim, Hirhurim, Modern Orthodox, Orthodoxy
Tagged air pollution, bonfires, chasam sofer, chopped liver, goyim, jerusalem post, lag b omer, lag baomer, unnecessary pollution
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I Despise Rabbis Who Demand To Be Flattered
I know rabbis who are all over-joyed by the sincerity of the goyim they are converting to the one true faith. What gets me is that these rabbis actually believe what these potential converts tell them about their motives for … Continue reading
Posted in Conversion, Orthodoxy, Rabbis
Tagged actions speak louder than words, fellow jew, flail, goyim, louder than words, pieties, shul, true faith
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Betty and the menace to the bio-Jewess
Lilit Marcus writes on Jewcy.com: A few weeks ago, I wrote a post on Jewcy about my Jewish identity – more specifically, about not knowing Hebrew and wondering if that made me less of a Jew. I also referenced the … Continue reading
Posted in Chaim Amalek, Jewcy
Tagged amalek, first cousin, goyim, jewish man, lilit, luke ford, orthodox jews, reform synagogue, Satmar, shiksa, two generations, yellow peril
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Things the press knows about Martin Luther King but won’t remind us
Chaim Amalek emails: That he was a womanizer. That several of his top advisers (including a jew named Stanley D. Levison) were at one time a card-carrying members of the Communist Party USA. That the title "Doctor" was the result … Continue reading
Posted in Blacks
Tagged boston university, communist party usa, goyim, levison, martin luther king, Rahm Emanuel
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Will I See My Family For Christmas?
No. All my family lives in Australia. While my family is always glad to see me, Christmas has never been a big deal in my home. We didn’t celebrate it — though we did give gifts. My dad looked at … Continue reading
Posted in Personal
Tagged big sister, chanukah, chanukkah, goyim, jewish faith, jewish thing, pagan, rituals, sermons, seventh day adventists
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Touro College Opens In Los Angeles
Lindsay Kuhn writes in the Jewish Journal: "At Touro, students are not exposed to literature or films they would consider immodest or indecent, or to a campus life that challenges Orthodox values. Men and women have separate classes at Touro, … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Jewish Journal
Tagged dennis wilen, goyim, jewish calendar, Jewish Journal, webmaster dennis
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