Re: jewish emancipation also means emancipation from ancient rituals

On Mon, 23 Dec 2024 6:40:43 +0000, Frank Berger wrote:

On 12/22/2024 7:34 AM, Zionazi wrote:

Generally speaking many Jews These days - especially Jews who consider
themselves proud Jews - have a Problem with gentiles telling them what
to do… say me telling them that circumcision is male genital mutilation
and to stop it…
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Its not Like the Jews have good experience with gentiles telling them
what would be good for them ;D (say how Germany tries to Tell Israel how
to wage, or rather how to Not wage war against Hamas etc) — Sure I can
understand the Jews… they still Act out of Trauma here… and for the
First time they’re really free to live their Religion (well Not
completely, Theres still Apartheid for jews at the Temple Mount) and
then comes Marc trying to Tell them that some things about their
Religion are actually Bad… Sure that’s Not going sit well with them, but
it’s the truth - really just grow some Balls and Look Reality in the
eye…
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The Arguments of the gentiles should not be dismissed just because they
arent jewish… that makes you some kind of racist Frank ;)
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„Why Should we - the great Jews who have suffered endlessly at the hands
of the goyim - listen to the goyim?“
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Well go on mutilate the penises of your Children you Great Jews ;D

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As always, you try to overwhelm your adversary with rhetoric, almost all
of it irrelevant or just personal opinion.

This is just your personal opinion. Apparently for you the fact that
Jewish infants have died because of this barbaric ritual is completely
irrelevant. Fuck yourself Frank. Go to hell.
Actually it's the rabbis who try to overwhelm you with rhetoric... I'm
just talking facts here :)
Again: Jewish infants have died because of this barbaric ritual and
you're ignoring this.
Schabbat 134a:
"As it was taught in a baraita, Rabbi Natan said: On one occasion, I
went to the coastal cities, and one woman came before me who circumcised
her first son and he died, and she circumcised her second son and he
died, and since she feared circumcising the third due to concern that he
might die as well, she brought him before me. I saw that he was red. I
said to her: Wait until his blood is absorbed into him. She waited until
his blood was absorbed into him and then circumcised him, and he lived.
And they would call him Natan the Babylonian after my name."
https://www.sefaria.org/Shabbat.134a.15?lang=bi