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Put some clothes on.
HASID LUST CAUSE
CULTURE CLASH OVER SEXY CYCLISTS http://www.nypost.com/seven/09122008...use_128750.htm |
The Hasids should move somewhere out in the country where they won't be tempted...perhaps the north pole.
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Originally Posted by Wordbiker
(Post 9097887)
The Hasids should move somewhere out in the country where they won't be tempted...perhaps the north pole.
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Well, I would support them on dumping the bike lanes. But they way to stop red light/stop sign running is the enforce the law. Write tickets, and levy heavy fines.
As far as what the people are wearing, I am sure the city has laws to deal with indecency. ALthough the type of clothes being desribed are not indecent. So what you have are some religous nuts.These religious nut jobs should not try or be allowed to force their ignorance on other people. |
What you do in your home or church is your own business.
When you force your religious beliefs on me when I'm in a public street- that is a problem. If a bike lane would get scantily clad girls to ride past my house I'd be out there right now painting my own bike lane in front of my house!!! |
The hasidic community chooses to have a far more conservative notion of adequate dress than the society at large. That is their right in our society. If you want to dress up to your eyebrows, have at it!!
But that does not mean that they have the right to impose their taboos on society in general. If they want to have their rights respected, they need to respect the rights of others. The photo of the "scantily" clad woman was laughable. I very much doubt if the lady in question would be deemed to be anything but "modestly" attired by 99% of our population. A certain segment of the hasidic community needs to realize that tolerance begins at home. |
"Hasids are forbidden from looking at members of the opposite sex who aren't fully dressed, said local activist Isaac Abraham."
So they try to force everyone else to wear clothes? They should close their eyes, or pluck them out, or wear dark glasses, or stay inside, or wear a black dress without even eye slits. |
Too bad they aren't forbidden to look at automobiles, since they too are modern. Hey, maybe I'll start that religion.
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Hasidim (Hebrew: חסידים) is the plural of Hasid (חסיד), meaning "pious" or "righteous".
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Originally Posted by HandsomeRyan
(Post 9098237)
What you do in your home or church is your own business.
When you force your religious beliefs on me when I'm in a public street- that is a problem. If a bike lane would get scantily clad girls to ride past my house I'd be out there right now painting my own bike lane in front of my house!!! |
I am normally somewhat tolerant of other peoples views, but in this situation, i say bite me.
it's YOUR problem, don't try to make it mine. |
Horse Blinders for the men? I suppose woman too? Best for them to move to some isolated area.
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Originally Posted by coldfeet
(Post 9099180)
I am normally somewhat tolerant of other peoples views,
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The best policy for dealing with religious nutjobs is this: when they are demanding elimination of anything due to their religious beliefs, the response should be to put a lot more of it in place. This way they'll learn they better not try to force their ****ed-up whacky notions upon the rest of us.
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I don't think having different dress standards from the rest of society qualifies a group as nutjobs. But really, if they want to control what they look at, as opposed to what they wear themselves, they need to go start a commune out in the country or something along that line.
They might also study up on the topic of complaining ("murmuring" in the King James version), which was never very favorably looked upon. |
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Fundis of any flavor pretty much S***. When I was younger the local Baptist church refused to play our (Assembly of God) church in a softball game because our minister wouldn't make us guys with long hair get it cut. He said if God wanted us to cut our hair He (God) would tell us. I liked that minister.
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From the article: "Leaders of South Williamsburg's Hasidic community said yesterday that bike lanes that bring scantily clad cyclists - especially sexy women - peddling through their neighborhood are definitely not kosher."
What exactly are the women accused of "peddling" (i.e. selling)? I expect to see the confusion between 'peddle' and 'pedal' in forum posts, but I'm a little surprised to see it in a newspaper article, even if it is the New York Post instead of the Times. |
Some women should wear bikinis and ride past that area to protest the potential elimination of bike lanes.
Sexist garbage like this annoys the heck out of me. |
Originally Posted by Luddite
(Post 9102238)
Some women should wear bikinis and ride past that area to protest the potential elimination of bike lanes.
Sexist garbage like this annoys the heck out of me. |
I live in Vermont. We just had a naked bunch of cyclists ride through the state capitol of Montpelier. There is no law against public nudity here, so no laws were violated. But it is illegal to "disrobe in public." So arrive nude in the first place.
They were all there to demonstrate against the importation of oil and the reliance on automobiles in general. Typical afternoon here. |
[QUOTE=rbian;9098508]"Hasids are forbidden from looking at members of the opposite sex who aren't fully dressed, said local activist Isaac Abraham."
Then Don't Look!!! |
Originally Posted by Sirrus Rider
(Post 9099011)
If they want to go someplace "pure" then go to the home that the UN gave them!
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Originally Posted by Jeff Wills
(Post 9101977)
Maybe this'll keep 'em happy:
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Originally Posted by prathmann
(Post 9102189)
scantily clad cyclists - especially sexy women - peddling through their neighborhood are definitely not kosher."
-R |
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