Comments by "" (@Bulvan123) on "Inside Private Hasidic Sabbath Dinner As A Non-Jew 🇺🇸" video.

  1. There's no reason for a Non-Jew to cover their head at a Jewish event.
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  2. Since always
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  3. If your biggest complaint is about food origins, life is good!
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  4. You can't be that stupid.
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  5.  @lionzion32  My in-laws built a house with 10 bedrooms so everyone could come together.
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  6. How can he go to a place that doesn't exist?
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  7. Everyone does the same thing but the poorer will spend less on food and drink.
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  8. Its made from the tails of animals. Mainly fox, sable and marten. Its called a Streimel.
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  9.  @TheMan40262  normally yes. But when an idiot is peddling in disproven, age old, Antisemitic tropes there's no reason because they're obviously incapable of understanding logic and reality.
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  10. What's your problem with a family (of any race, religion, ethnicity, etc) hiring a maid if they can afford it?
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  11. Anyone is free to leave. Nobody hunts you down for leaving their group.
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  12. Where I live the little league (& other sports programs) doesn't schedule games that will conflict with religious observance.
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  13. It can happen any of the ways you listed. There's no formal way.
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  14.  @answerhazytryagainlateraht1916  There's no courtesy here. We are actually against asking non-Jews to keep our rules. A non-Jew following our laws is pointless.
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  15. When you bring up the Israeli conflict in a video about American Jews in New York who are not Israeli citizens, don't vote there, don't pay taxes there and have no say in Israeli policy it's called Antisemitism.
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  16. I could never go through life named "Shterny"
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  17. There's a dish called Cholent which is slow cooked from before the Sabbath starts and served hot at lunch. The rest of the food is served cold.
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  18. It's a Jewish character trait.
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  19. Same as the Amish. Modesty.
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  20. I'm an Orthodox Jew that dated a Seventh Day Adventists (I know I shouldn't have but it is what it is:-). We had a lot of similarities.
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  21. That's why your not a big Rabbi. Its easy to say no to everything. It takes a real Rabbi to be able to say yes.
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  22. I've hung out with SDA's (even dated one) & I was impressed with how pleasant & accepting they were. They would've asked a question, not assume they know & call people "Hypocrites"
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  23. I'm Jewish but not from New York & I feel the same. I think it's more the location because the Hasidim where I live aren't like this.
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  24. You thought wrong
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  25. She's not any of those on the list. She's an employee.
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  26.  @sherineayers426  The Bible was never meant to be taken literally. If you think it was you have much bigger problems than an employee working on Saturday.
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  27.  @sherineayers426  it was passed down orally how to interpret the Bible. If someone knocks out a persons eye, should we knock out their eye? (Or follow the oral interpretation that it means monetary compensation?)
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  28. When he interviewed the guy in Williamsburg (with his son) they showed the synagogue & the ark with the Torahs.
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  29. Why would you think religious Jews don't embrace America?
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  30.  @deseuryderia  you can't expect any of them to cater to a few Jews, especially when most aren't religious.
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  31. It's not anti-Semitism. Christians are a huge majority and you can't expect them to cater to a few Jews.
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  32. It really isn't
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  33. How do you define "Work"?
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