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QuoteYet the actual practice of religious law being enforced by a religious Militia on US citizens in the US is never brought up?
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Because it is a losing battle. The media won't touch it. The Shorim even severely beat a young male black individual, who happened to be the son of a very high ranking NYPD supervisor a few years ago. They have so much political influence and heavy connections, the high ranking NYPD supervisor, couldn't even make a complaint about them.
It has become a way of life in brooklyn where the non-jewish residents have accepted the injustice served to them.
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Darius11I am curios as to how any mention of Shari law gets a few posts here even when they are from the most nefarious sources,
Yet the actual practice of religious law being enforced by a religious Militia on US citizens in the US is never brought up?
Where does it say anything about the Shomrim enforcing religious law? To me it sounds like a neighborhood watch group that has had some instances where they've overstepped their bounds. And the ones who have used excessive force have been arrested for their actions.
I would have no problem with a mosque organizing a neghborhood watch, so long as they didn't push their beliefs on me. If all you're doing is following criminals and being a witness for the police reports, I don't care if you're Muslim, Jewish, Christian, athiest, Pastafarian, or anything else.
The difference between me and so many others is that I don't look so much at the self-identity of those doing things. Are they a bunch of Christians going around? Muslims? Jews? Scientologists? I don't care.
Thugs are thugs regardless of religious affiliation. There are Mormon enclaves that get plenty of press. I seems to recall something about 20 years ago dealing with Branch Davidians covering rapes and abuse and violating gun laws. Made big news. How about "The Family?" How about Scientology and the various allegations of that?
I'm not seeing differences in how the Jewish community is treated so much as I'm seeing similarities. We really don't know what the hell is going on. Much like any of a number of churches and religious sects.
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If the religious part is omitted from this post, I don't think there would be much to complain about. If muslims were organizing neighborhood watches and only assisting law enforcement, I would be fine with it.
In Alabama, anyone having actual knowledge of the crime can make an arrest. It's commonly called a 'Citizen's Arrest'. According to the article, this is not the law in NY.
But do you think it would be appropriate to just remove all of the warning labels and let nature take its course.
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davjohnsIn Alabama, anyone having actual knowledge of the crime can make an arrest. It's commonly called a 'Citizen's Arrest'. According to the article, this is not the law in NY.
The article isn't well-written on that point. NY's citizen's arrest statute is similar to Alabama's.
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QuoteBecause it is a losing battle. The media won't touch it. The Shorim even severely beat a young male black individual, who happened to be the son of a very high ranking NYPD supervisor a few years ago. They have so much political influence and heavy connections, the high ranking NYPD supervisor, couldn't even make a complaint about them.
It has become a way of life in brooklyn where the non-jewish residents have accepted the injustice served to the
You hit the nail on the head. They are using there tribalism to influence,watch each others back, cover up crimes and get away with it.
Hmmm where have i seen that before.
Darius11 12
QuoteI would have no problem with a mosque organizing a neghborhood watch, so long as they didn't push their beliefs on me. If all you're doing is following criminals and being a witness for the police reports, I don't care if you're Muslim, Jewish, Christian, athiest, Pastafarian, or anything else.
again i don't understand why people twist and turn to make this ok,
the fact is there not just "following criminals and being a witness for the police reports" if you have read any of the posts you would already know this.
You can follow criminals and be a witness for the police reports all you like, that is not what is happening here as explained before.
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QuoteThere are plenty of genital mutilations in the religion. There is also many accounts of pedophile
And on occasion they combine both. Some Orthodox Jews have their child circumcised by a Mohel, this person snips off the foreskin and then places the babies penis in his mouth and sucks off the blood. A few years ago a couple of babies died after contracting herpes from the process.
that quote is rather telling to me of your motivation. makes me think you are more concerned with the Jew's getting away with something as opposed to another extremist religious group doing something improper. i dont think you like jewish people and your writing seems to imply you feel they are permitted to do things others are not.
for the record and in the spirit of openness, im not jewish. i do not have "a lot of Jewish friends" and have even been accused of anti antisemitism at work. mostly because i fight with alot of salesmen who happen to be jewish. so to them it looks like i dont like jewish people when in reality i just hate salesmen. I'm a proud Italian American who had a great Catholic education and upbringing.
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Darius11QuoteBecause it is a losing battle. The media won't touch it. The Shorim even severely beat a young male black individual, who happened to be the son of a very high ranking NYPD supervisor a few years ago. They have so much political influence and heavy connections, the high ranking NYPD supervisor, couldn't even make a complaint about them.
It has become a way of life in brooklyn where the non-jewish residents have accepted the injustice served to the
You hit the nail on the head. They are using there tribalism to influence,watch each others back, cover up crimes and get away with it.
Hmmm where have i seen that before.
US Federal Gov on both sides?
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Darius11QuoteI would have no problem with a mosque organizing a neghborhood watch, so long as they didn't push their beliefs on me. If all you're doing is following criminals and being a witness for the police reports, I don't care if you're Muslim, Jewish, Christian, athiest, Pastafarian, or anything else.
again i don't understand why people twist and turn to make this ok,
the fact is there not just "following criminals and being a witness for the police reports" if you have read any of the posts you would already know this.
You can follow criminals and be a witness for the police reports all you like, that is not what is happening here as explained before.
I think that you're the one twisting and turning this to make it not okay. Have there been some cases where they go too far? Yes, but pretty much every group has some individuals that go too far. But demonizing the entire group because of a few bad apples is pretty messed up. Its like saying that since some police officers have used excessive force that all of them are terrible people.
If you read my entire post, you would have seen that I don't support them doing more than following criminals and being a witness for police reports.
And you never did answer the question that I, and a few others, have asked. At what point have they enforced religious law?
What if this wasn't a Jewish group? Would you have the same problem with them? What if they were a Christian group or an overzealous girl scout troop? Would be hearing from you then?
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weekenderCurious, what is purpose of your thread? do these acts upset you or is it that you feel the Jews are getting away with it? i remember a similar thread where you posted, "Don't you know you can't say anything negative about Jewish people, no criticism allowed no matter how true, or your a Nazi." that was in reference to a similar situation where they covered up child abuse
that quote is rather telling to me of your motivation. makes me think you are more concerned with the Jew's getting away with something as opposed to another extremist religious group doing something improper. i dont think you like jewish people and your writing seems to imply you feel they are permitted to do things others are not.
for the record and in the spirit of openness, im not jewish. i do not have "a lot of Jewish friends" and have even been accused of anti antisemitism at work. mostly because i fight with alot of salesmen who happen to be jewish. so to them it looks like i dont like jewish people when in reality i just hate salesmen. I'm a proud Italian American who had a great Catholic education and upbringing.
I don't speak for Darius. But, I took the posting to be more a complaint about the difference in reaction by society as a whole.
If this "neighbourhood watch" program consisted of nothing but muslims and there was some mention of sharia along the way, his contention was that reaction would be completely different.
I agree with Darius, I also think the reaction would be entirely different.
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QuoteWhat if this wasn't a Jewish group? Would you have the same problem with them? What if they were a Christian group or an overzealous girl scout troop? Would be hearing from you then?
Exactly...
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I don't speak for Darius. But, I took the posting to be more a complaint about the difference in reaction by society as a whole.
If this "neighbourhood watch" program consisted of nothing but muslims and there was some mention of sharia along the way, his contention was that reaction would be completely different.
I agree with Darius, I also think the reaction would be entirely different.
Do we want more outrage over the Shomrim actions in the cases where there's really no religious law being enforced or crimes committed? More outrage in the instances where they break a law? More non-specific outrage over them in general? Do we want less non-specific outrage over muslims in general? Less outrage when muslims do something that's not illegal? Do we want less outrage when a muslim breaks a law?
I'm generally tired of people who express a desire for more outrage.
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Darius11You hit the nail on the head. They are using there tribalism to influence,watch each others back, cover up crimes and get away with it.
Hmmm where have i seen that before.
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A few things bother me about this issue.
One is your point of view and reaction (not just you but the general reaction), I know if I just posted Islamic police are walking the streets of New York and harassing people, holding them, using force, hiding pedophiles, and hiding crimes of fellow Muslims you would have a much different reaction
Also it’s not as benign as you assume it to be, as mentioned in the above examples.
Also they roam around the city in vans! if you are going to other neighborhoods your no longer your neighbor hood watch, your acting police.
One, even in your religious group you do not have the authority to enforce anything on the public who is not of your group or belief, Two you are not a nabghorhood watch if your travelling like a police force from naghborhood to naghborhood.
Also once again my biggest issue is your reaction and reactions like it, and that any religious group is trying to enforce anything on the public.
Why do you feel you need to express an overly understanding and forgiving view when you know you would not have the same reaction if it was Muslims?
Or are you claiming your ok with if they were Muslims doing the same thing?
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