What's with all the anti-kosher articles?

[thoughtomator]

Okay, I've seen now two blatantly anti-semetic posts about kosher labeling on food today. Did we simply get hit by a couple of pranksters or is there something larger going on? What's this 'vox aztlan' or whatever it is that is publishing this tripe?

[GigaDittos]

Without the articles available, how is anyone to respond to this?

[Tijeras_Slim]

I have no idea, but vox atzlan is probably that psycho group who wants to take over the southwest as a new Aztec "paradise". It seems a bit odd to me that Aztecs would criticize anybody else's dietary habits.

[El Sordo]

I read one yesterday.

It was the most asinine thing I'd ever seen.

I chalk it up to the fact that in any given crowd of ten people, there's at least one idiot.

[yonif]

Please give us links to these articles. I am not aware of seeing any of this type.

[thoughtomator]

They all got Zot!ed

[HairOfTheDog]

There was one that I know of but it was a doooozy.

One of something is not a trend though.....

Funny, I think this thread will get zotted too.

Then there will be the "what's with all the zotting of threads asking about zotted threads?"

[thoughtomator]

There were two, both of which tried to make the (absurd) case that kosher certification was a evidence of a Jewish conspiracy to gain sway over the food supply, really ridiculous stuff... but two different articles about it appeared in the same day, which seemed to me more than a coincidence. Is this the beginning of some new round of anti-Semetic incitement in the USA?

[HairOfTheDog]

OK - So you have two people, one probably inspired by the other, and those two people got *no* support on those threads. I was on one of them.

[N. Theknow]

One was a post yesterday by poster "AveMaria" about Kosher food and people not having a choice in buying non-Kosher items (without a "K") in the supermarket. I looked and my Cure 81 ham and Jimmy Dean pure pork sausage don't have any Kosher markings on them, so I'm not sure what she was talking about. As I said on that thread:

Oy Vey Maria!

And of course all Kosher discussions should be taken with a grain of salt.

[Moonmad27]

LOL! Reminds me of LA KFI radio personality Bill Handel - he often has said that when he talked with a Rabbi he'd conspicuously eat a ham sandwich or the most non-kosher item he could find (same as when he interviewed PETA activists for an hour, he constantly was chowing down on Big Macs during the entire interview). He's currently advertising pork sausages lately - pointing out that as a Jew, he knows good pork sausages.