- This topic has 5 replies, 5 voices, and was last updated 10 years, 7 months ago by .
-
Posts
-
I’m sorry. I’m very unnerved, disappointed.
Near my residence there was the “chasidishe” bus, trying to back up, as the street ahead was evidently blocked. As he was nearing the end, a hapless motorist tried to park on the side of this bus, not realizing he was making it harder for the bus driver to finish backing up. So this bus stops, a very young “chasidish” looking driver exits that bus, and proceeds to spew his frustration at that driver, in a way far more than a non Jew would. WOW! Such filthy language! Where did he pick that up?!? How low have we fallen? Isn’t a Jew supposed to act more refined, isn’t a mouth the mirror to one’s own Neshama?
(yungatch, if you’re reading this – I mean YOU)
Sorry, just had to let it out of me. It really disturbed me.
I agree and it does not make frum Jews look very good
in the secular world, anymore then would throwing trash out the car window or anything else that a person could do which is
unrefined or ill mannered.
He learned it from either one or all of the following
A Lipa video, The Jewish Press, The Beacon, VIN, Michael Savage, The J-Blogosphere, The Forward..etc
Or my favorite reason why anything bad ever happens..the toyevahnicks or women with hemlines too short.
I personally hate when so called “yeshivish” people use disgusting language when speaking to non-Jews. It’s as if they’re letting go of their standards at the time they need it the most!
I bet you understood every word of it, so where did YOU learn it?
;
- You must be logged in to reply to this topic.