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It is hilarious to watch the parade of right-wing "influencers" (who have never done anything but share memes, repost other people's struggles to grow their following, and provide commentary) get flown to Israel to fake cry about how we need to "stand with our greatest ally" so they can collect their Zion-bucks.
Not a single one of these bozos has actually put any skin in the game and sacrificed anything in politics. They don't run for office, they weren't on the frontlines for COVID, they don't show up to school board meetings - just sharing memes, collecting speaking fees, hosting podcasts, selling merch, and towing the uniparty politics of war in the Middle East.
Disagree with them, and they'll probably call you an anti-semite, just like the left will call you a racist. They are the same. Or if you're this nerd below, they'll just delete your comment because they were getting ratioed on their paid post.
America First?
Nah. Just a bunch of sellouts who LARP as patriots for a paycheck.
Mike
Not a single one of these bozos has actually put any skin in the game and sacrificed anything in politics. They don't run for office, they weren't on the frontlines for COVID, they don't show up to school board meetings - just sharing memes, collecting speaking fees, hosting podcasts, selling merch, and towing the uniparty politics of war in the Middle East.
Disagree with them, and they'll probably call you an anti-semite, just like the left will call you a racist. They are the same. Or if you're this nerd below, they'll just delete your comment because they were getting ratioed on their paid post.
America First?
Nah. Just a bunch of sellouts who LARP as patriots for a paycheck.
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Now that you are in Israel doing the paid propoganda you should run off to the West Bank and show the world the injustices they have to deal with
I know your sponsors won't be happy but if they aren't hiding anything they shouldn't care
And there is no Hamas in the West Bank so its safe unless Israel bombs you
Mike
I know your sponsors won't be happy but if they aren't hiding anything they shouldn't care
And there is no Hamas in the West Bank so its safe unless Israel bombs you
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Kapparot - An Annual Orthodox Jewish Chicken Ritual That Happens in New York CityWhat is Kapparot?
In the week leading up to Yom Kippur, a Jewish holiday, the streets of Brooklyn, New York become home to one of the largest wet markets in America.
Anywhere from 50,000 - 100,000 live chickens are used in an Orthodox Jewish ritual.
The ritual involves Orthodox Jews waving a live chicken above their head, reciting a prayer, and then disposing of the chicken.
Orthodox Jews believe all their sins are transferred to the chicken during this ritual, and they become cleansed.
What Happens To The Dead Chickens?
There are multiple ways the chickens are disposed of:
1. The chicken will be slaughtered and the meat will be donated to the poor.
2. The chicken will be slaughtered and the meat will be disposed off.
3. In some cases, the chicken will be slaughtered and left to rot.
4. In more extreme cases, the chicken will be beaten to death.
This involves grabbing the chicken by its feet and slamming it against a hard surface repeatedly.
PETA have claimed that more than two-thirds of the birds are simply thrown in the trash.
How Sanitary is It?
The chickens are often kept in horrible conditions, packed tightly in cages where they are left for days.
In 2022, rain poured over NYC for 4 days straight, and the chickens were left outdoors, packed tightly in plastic crates, with no food or water.
Many of the chickens were sick and and died in the crates, yet they were still handled with bare hands by both children and the elderly.
This practice is usually highly unsanitary, with hygiene standards being extremely poor, leaving the streets of Brooklyn littered with blood, feces, rotting dead chickens and harmful bacteria for days.
The chance of a dangerous infection spawning from the ritual is extremely high.
Has It Been Banned in NYC?
There have been widespread calls to ban Kapparot in NYC.
Some members of the Jewish community also say this tradition is outdated and needs to end.
To this day, this Orthodox Jewish ritual is still practiced in New York City annually.
It’s worth noting that Kapparot takes place on a much larger scale in Israel.
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What is Kapparot?
In the week leading up to Yom Kippur, a Jewish holiday, the streets of Brooklyn, New York become home to one of the largest wet markets in America.
Anywhere from 50,000 - 100,000 live chickens are used in an Orthodox Jewish ritual.
The ritual involves Orthodox Jews waving a live chicken above their head, reciting a prayer, and then disposing of the chicken.
Orthodox Jews believe all their sins are transferred to the chicken during this ritual, and they become cleansed.
What Happens To The Dead Chickens?
There are multiple ways the chickens are disposed of:
1. The chicken will be slaughtered and the meat will be donated to the poor.
2. The chicken will be slaughtered and the meat will be disposed off.
3. In some cases, the chicken will be slaughtered and left to rot.
4. In more extreme cases, the chicken will be beaten to death.
This involves grabbing the chicken by its feet and slamming it against a hard surface repeatedly.
PETA have claimed that more than two-thirds of the birds are simply thrown in the trash.
How Sanitary is It?
The chickens are often kept in horrible conditions, packed tightly in cages where they are left for days.
In 2022, rain poured over NYC for 4 days straight, and the chickens were left outdoors, packed tightly in plastic crates, with no food or water.
Many of the chickens were sick and and died in the crates, yet they were still handled with bare hands by both children and the elderly.
This practice is usually highly unsanitary, with hygiene standards being extremely poor, leaving the streets of Brooklyn littered with blood, feces, rotting dead chickens and harmful bacteria for days.
The chance of a dangerous infection spawning from the ritual is extremely high.
Has It Been Banned in NYC?
There have been widespread calls to ban Kapparot in NYC.
Some members of the Jewish community also say this tradition is outdated and needs to end.
To this day, this Orthodox Jewish ritual is still practiced in New York City annually.
It’s worth noting that Kapparot takes place on a much larger scale in Israel.
Mike
Gatverdamme wat ziek zeg, vast weer zo'n talmud dingetje.
Warning: Some viewers may find the images in this exclusive @AJEnglish report distressingA family in #Gaza of apparent Israeli war crimes shares a harrowing testimony about executions:
“They smashed on our apartment door. My husband opened it and told them we were all civilians. They took him to another apartment. I followed them pleading with them to let him go because we were all civilians. There were no members of the resistance here.
They beat me and my daughters. They put us women in one place and threatened us with guns and knives. They made a strip. They searched us, insulting us, using the most terrible words.
They took our names and filmed us. May God bestow his mercy on the 19 men in this building they killed - my husband was one of them. They ordered them to bend down and executed them. They killed them all.”
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