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Did you read the article? It's about not being fine with it.
by dalbasal 8y ago
Did you read the article? It's about not being fine with it.
- darylfritz 8y agoI feel like bjourne is referring to the hypocracy that society commonly accepts the Jewish practice, whereas the Muslim practice is generally rejected. I don't think bjourne is suggesting that Deborah accepts the practice.
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- dalbasal 8y agoWhere is the example of "society commonly accepting the Jewish practice?" Not hn society, as you can see in the thread. Not Jewish society, as you can see in the article. In any case, this is not a Jewish practice. The practice in this article is specific to certain hasidic sects, within the haredi minority... And very few outside of the haredi minority are accepting of sexism within the community. It's a big point of conflict.
- bjourne 8y agoI didn't say it was a "Jewish practice" it was darylfritz who misunderstood. The practice is common in the Hasidic minority as a result of society accepting people shoveling religious dogma down their children's throats. Except for Muslims having their girls wear veils which "society" has a problem with. But society shouldn't be accepting religious indoctrination of children from anyone.
- darylfritz 8y agoMy use of the phrase "Jewish Practice" was taken from the article. I didn't mean anything additional by it.