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French court rules pork soup kitchen not racist
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Posted on 01/03/2007 7:18:39 AM PST by presidio9
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posted on
01/03/2007 7:18:40 AM PST
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presidio9
To: presidio9
Does anyone know if there is something that is Kosher, but not halal?
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posted on
01/03/2007 7:21:04 AM PST
by
null and void
(Propaganda doesn't have to make sense. Hell, it often works better if it doesn't.)
To: null and void
Saudis that I have worked with said that they were permitted to eat shellfish.
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posted on
01/03/2007 7:22:23 AM PST
by
presidio9
(Proudly posting every day from Ground Zero)
To: presidio9
mayor Bertrand Delanoe
I bet there's a lot of pork in his background.
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posted on
01/03/2007 7:22:24 AM PST
by
samtheman
To: presidio9
Maybe we should shut down the Salvation Army's soup kitchen since they don't offer a pure vegan menu... When will the discrimination ever stop?
How about salt free? Lactose intolerant???
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posted on
01/03/2007 7:22:55 AM PST
by
nctexan
To: presidio9
Gotta have more of that wonderful Pig Soup!
That's the vrai cuisine de France!
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posted on
01/03/2007 7:24:39 AM PST
by
headsonpikes
(Genocide is the highest sacrament of socialism.)
To: nctexan
I don't have anything to base this one, but I'd be willing to bet that the number of observant jews seeking a free meal at a homeless shelter is disproportionately low, and the number of muslims is disproportionately high.
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posted on
01/03/2007 7:25:08 AM PST
by
presidio9
(Proudly posting every day from Ground Zero)
To: presidio9
Yes, shellfish is halal, but not Kosher.
I'm looking for something that is Kosher, but not halal.
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posted on
01/03/2007 7:26:03 AM PST
by
null and void
(Propaganda doesn't have to make sense. Hell, it often works better if it doesn't.)
To: presidio9
Note to self, increase donations of pork products to food pantries and soup kitchens.
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posted on
01/03/2007 7:30:08 AM PST
by
AbeKrieger
(Obama's just a smokescreen for Hillary.)
To: nctexan
Or those with msg, wheat and peanut allergies.
My religion states I can only eat fillet mignon and lobster.
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posted on
01/03/2007 7:30:22 AM PST
by
mtbopfuyn
(I think the border is kind of an artificial barrier - San Antonio councilwoman Patti Radle)
To: presidio9
It's hard to make a meal that's halal AND kosher at the same time. Both go beyond merely pork. What are we to do?
The Diggers used to dish out rice, beans, and peanut (and other stuff), and serve it in hubcaps. Maybe that would be OK?
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posted on
01/03/2007 7:32:07 AM PST
by
DBrow
To: null and void
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posted on
01/03/2007 7:32:44 AM PST
by
presidio9
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To: null and void
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posted on
01/03/2007 7:32:58 AM PST
by
DBrow
To: DBrow
Of course, giving out wine at a homeless shelter is probably not a good idea, but hey, it's France.
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posted on
01/03/2007 7:34:24 AM PST
by
presidio9
(Proudly posting every day from Ground Zero)
To: presidio9
Pork fat RULES!
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posted on
01/03/2007 7:34:32 AM PST
by
Kenton
(All vices in moderation. I don't want to overdo any but I don't want to skip any either.)
To: DBrow; presidio9
Yes, wine is Kosher, but not halal.
It's a good start.
Anything else?
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posted on
01/03/2007 7:38:36 AM PST
by
null and void
(Propaganda doesn't have to make sense. Hell, it often works better if it doesn't.)
To: presidio9
I bet you don't find much shellfish either! Although oysters and lobster were considered trash food in colonial times...
In the markets I shop at, pork is considerably less expensive than beef, which is probably why the shelter uses it for protein.
As for halal/kosher, one requirement for halal is that certain foods must be prepared while calling on Allah (meat and something I can't remember). But I dont' think that halal beef is verboten in kosher cooking because of that.
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posted on
01/03/2007 7:40:24 AM PST
by
DBrow
To: null and void
Does anyone know if there is something that is Kosher, but not halal? I think in terms of the animals, they are the same. However, halal also refers to how the meat is prepared, including how the animal is butchered: they require the butcher to recite certain prayers before he kills the animal. Of course, not all Muslims require this procedure. But, there are more and more Muslims ask for the 'real' halal meat.
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posted on
01/03/2007 7:41:53 AM PST
by
paudio
(WoT is more important than War on Gay Marriage!)
To: null and void
All cheese is kosher regardless of where the enzymes are acquired, but cheeses that use enzymes from a non halal animal are not halal. Similiarly, all gelatin is kosher, but it is only halal if it does not include parts (bones and hooves) of a non-halal animal.
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posted on
01/03/2007 7:43:09 AM PST
by
presidio9
(Proudly posting every day from Ground Zero)
To: null and void
Does anyone know if there is something that is Kosher, but not halal? Alcohol.
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