[CondorFlight]

I think Orthodox Jews might have this same problem; but you didn’t see them demanding that nobody else eat pork or
change the way they live.

THEY found ways to manage, without infringing on the freedoms of anyone else.

[SampleMan]

I think Orthodox Jews might have this same problem; but you didn’t see them demanding that nobody else eat pork or change the way they live.

Exactly. You don't see Christians buying Head Chopping franchises and then refusing to cut off heads. How would the muzzies feel if I went to their little corner of the world, bought a Goat franchise, but then decided that I wasn't going to allow them to sex up my goats?

[bert]

.....THEY found ways to manage....

I once went on a boat trip to an island in the Chesapeke bay where there was an inn serving a “homestyle lunch” There were two Jewish women across the table from us. The wait staff brought huge bowls of paotato salad, hush puppies and other stuff including a tray of thick sugar cured ham slices.

The ladies weren’t very comfortable with the ham but since the promised sea food didn’t appear, groused about no sea food and only ham for their $$$.

They ate the ham whereupon, massive platters of shrimp, crab cakes, fried fish and clam fritters appeared.

[jonno]

I think Orthodox Jews might have this same problem; but you didn’t see them demanding that nobody else eat pork or change the way they live.

Excellent point - why isn't this being shouted from the housetops!

Once again, freepers stating the unstated obvious...

Thanks!

[John Leland 1789]

I’m not Jewish. I’ll tell ya. The very best breakfast I ever ate was in a Jewish Deli in Miami Beach That was $1.98 in 1979. The place was always packed, but worth it. Their low price and great breakfast brought the customers back for the slightly high-priced sandwich and salad business throughout the day. I wish I could remember the name of the place. It was only a 5 minute walk from the entrance to the Miami Beach Convention Center.